Volume 21, Number 15, April 8, 1994
Book Reviews
Yes, She Did Run Astray!
by Anno Hellenbroich
Verirrt—Mein Leben in einer radikalen Politorganisation (Run Astray-My Life in a Radical Political Organization), by Aglaja Beyes-Corleis.
Departments
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Communists Wave “Anti-Fascist” Flag.
Report from Rio
by Geraldo Luis Zaraiva Lino
“Lula” Program Shocks Brazilians.
Northern Flank
by Michael Ericson
Politically Correct Science Panics.
Editorial
Our Unique Authority.
Economics
Gonzalez Warns of Collapse: Media Cover Their Ears
by Christopher White
Gonzalez blasted derivatives as “an electronic Ponzi scheme” that is going to cause us real damage, and called for a 0.1% tax to curb such transactions. It’s definitely a step in the right direction.
MFN Linked to Western Banks’ Rights
by Cho Wen-pin
Nigerian Head of State Reaffirms: ‘No Turning Back’ on Economy
by Lydia Cherry
Gen. Sani Abacha says Nigeria won’t apply the IMF’s Structural Adjustment Program, as officials say, “We are not a colony of the World Bank.”
Currency Rates
Peru Defies IMF, Wants Infrastructure
by Peter Rush
Green Watcher
by Rogelio A. Maduro
Hoaxsters Declare War on Venezuela.
Business Briefs
Feature
Genocide in Cairo: Conference Plans To Sterilize the World
by Paul Gallagher
The malthusians are promoting a program to reduce the world’s population by 80% during the 21st century—a scale of genocide worse than Adolf Hitler’s.
UN’s Action Program for the Cairo Conference
Pope Expresses ‘Grave Concern’ over UN Agenda
by Pope John Paul II
How Swedish Race Hygienists Became the UN’s Top ‘Population Experts’
by Torbjoern Jerlerup
Reports from Stockholm on the true history of the “Nordic UN Project.”
International
Will Colosio’s British Assassins Kill Mexico, Too?
by Gretchen Small
It is truly amazing how quickly the U.S. ambassador and the British press pronounced that the murder was the work of a “lone assassin.” Nothing could be further from the truth.
Profile of an ‘Aztec’ John Hinckley
British Media Orchestrate Coverup of Colosio Murder
Obregón (1928), Colosio (1994): Two Murders Changed Mexico’s History
Hollinger Corp. Destabilizes Turkey
by Joseph Brewda
The Free Market Logic of Fascism in Mussolini’s Italy, and Today
by Leonardo Servadio
Our correspondent from Milan shows how history is repeating itself today, with the collapse of the First Italian Republic creating the conditions for the emergence of a new fascism.
Italian Elections Continue Destabilization Strategy
by Paolo Raimondi
How Morgan Press Trust Brought U.S. Into War
Pro-Drug ‘Dialogue’ Seeks To Place Peña Gómez in Dominican Presidency
by Carlos Wesley
‘Industrialize the World with the Policies of Hamilton and LaRouche’
by Dr. Arturo Frondizi
The former President of Argentina addresses the Second Conference of the Federation for World Peace.
Fruits of the IMF: Ethnic Warfare on the Rise in Africa
by Lawrence Eyong-Echaw
Will France Break the Embargo against Iraq?
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
International Intelligence
National
‘It Is Your Presidency They Are Assaulting’
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
The Foreword by Lyndon LaRouche to a booklet, “Assault on the Presidency,” soon to be published by A LaRouche Exploratory Committee: Committee to Reverse the Accelerating Global Economic & Strategic Crisis.
British Intelligence Agent Leads Press Onslaught against the U.S. Presidency
by Scott Thompson
A profile of Sunday Telegraph scribbler Ambrose Evans-Pritchard.
After Hebron, Battle Lines Sharpen in the U.S. Jewish Community
by Harley Schlanger
Michigan: Battle Rages over School Privatization
by Suzanne Rose
National News
Corrections
In our March 25 issue, the ambassador of Somalia to India, Mohamed Osman Omar, is misidentified as “Dr. Osman” on pages 16-17. In the interview with Mr. Osman Omar on p. 25, a typographical error conveyed an error of fact: Siad Barre is now somewhere in Nigeria, not Niger.
In our issue of April 1, the quote from William Butler Yeats on p. 66 should read, “Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world,” instead of “Near anarchy....”
