Volume 21, Number 28, July 15, 1994
Interviews
Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
by Susan Maitra
An internationally known Islamic scholar and president of The Islamic Center in New Delhi. Maulana Khan is also editor of the monthly magazine Al-Risala, and author of a number of books.
Gen. Martin Spegelj and Prof. Sdravko Tomac
by Katherine Kanter
General Spegelj was Defense Minister of Croatia until 1991. He now works with the movement Libertas, in opposition to the policies of President Franjo Tudjman. Professor Tomac of Zagreb University is a former vice president of the Croatian parliament.
Rabah Kebir
Mr. Kebir is a spokesman for Algeria’s Islamic Salvation Front (FIS). He discusses the shift in policy toward the FIS on the part of the Clinton Administration, and the prospects for a peaceful solution in his country.
Science & Technology
The Space Effort: Picking Up Where Apollo Left Off
by Marsha Freeman
The program to land a man on the Moon was the largest peacetime scientific mobilization in history. We need to revive that science driver to end the economic depression.
Art Exhibitions
Restored Paintings by Two Renaissance Geniuses: van Eyck and van der Weyden
by Warren J. Hamerman
Departments
Report from Paris
by Anne de la Brifière
Operation Margarita Is Not Complete.
Dateline Mexico
by Carlos Méndez
Zapatistas Use Blackmail.
The Green Front
by Rogelio A. Maduro
Is Eco-Fascism on U.S. Government Agenda?
Editorial
Let’s Win the War on Drugs.
Economics
It’s an Open Secret (LaRouche Was Right)
by Christopher White
LaRouche forecast an early collapse of the global financial and monetary system; the pattern of events in the bond markets and elsewhere corroborates that analysis, as some top European banking officials are beginning to recognize.
Venezuela’s Caldera Vows: ‘In my Hands, the Republic Shall Not Be Lost’
by David Ramonet
Documentation: Excerpts from President Rafael Caldera’s historic speech, and a grid of responses from around the world.
Bridge Project Triggers Government Crisis in Sweden
by Tore Fredin
Currency Rates
Russian, British Pseudo-Scientists Regurgitate Malthusian Numerology
by Mark Burdman
Philip: ‘Keep Darkies from Having Babies’
by Mark Burdman
France Signs On to Cairo Genocide
by Frédérique Vereycken
We Need Peace in the World, Not Population Control
by Susan Maitra
An interview with Maulana Wahiduddin Khan.
Asia Is Going Ahead with Nuclear Power
by Rainer Apel
Money Mandarins Lay Siege to Africa’s Bank
by Lawrence Eyong-Echaw
Business Briefs
Feature
Dope Mob Buys Colombian Presidency
by Valerie Rush
The Cali cartel’s purchase of the office of the Presidency for drug-legalizer Ernesto Samper Pizano is now exposed for all to see. The drug mafias are way out on a limb now—and it’s high time to saw it off.
Ernesto Samper Pizano: A Tale of Three Bribes
by Javier Almario and Valerie Rush
Cali Cartel On Tape: Millions for Samper
Our Record against Ernesto Samper Pizano
Brawl in Washington over Drug Policy
by Jeffrey Steinberg
International
A Sea-Change Is Taking Place in Japan and Korea
by Kathy Wolfe
Japan’s new government has put Wall Street and London’s demands on hold, and welcomes the prospect of developing both Koreas.
Yasser Arafat Makes Triumphal Return to Gaza and Jericho
by Dean Andromidas
Documentary Film on Russian Crime Is Presented in Washington
by Rachel Douglas
Documentation: Excerpts from the film script of Stanislav Govorukhin’s documentary “The Great Criminal Revolution.”
‘If You Want Peace in the Balkans, Lift the Arms Embargo against Croatia’
by Katherine Kanter
An interview with Gen. Martin Spegelj and Prof. Sdravko Tomac.
‘It Is Time To Tell the Algerian Government To Stop the Violence’
An interview with Rabah Kebir.
Helga Zepp-LaRouche Addresses Meeting in Rome against Cairo ’94
‘World Could Hold 40 Billion People’
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
Speech to the conference in Rome sponsored by EIR and the Italian Solidarity Movement.
Cairo Organizers Are ‘Aggressors against God’
by Cardinal Silvio Oddi
International Intelligence
National
Clinton Policy Successes Stymie British Foes
by Jeffrey Steinberg
There’s a good deal of rug chewing going on at Hollinger Corp. headquarters over the President’s defusing of a whole array of hoked-up crises.
National Academy of Sciences Hosts Cairo ’94 Depopulation Rally
by Anton Chaitkin
Vice President Al Gore, U.S. Undersecretary of State for Global Affairs Timothy Wirth, and other malthusian spokesmen were confronted by a spirited demonstration by members of the LaRouche movement.
Protesters ‘Unfair’ to Cairo-Maniacs
Pew Tells How To Make Genocide Seem Acceptable
NGOs Flaunt Bid for Power at U.S. Pre-Cairo Meeting
by Carl Osgood
Another meeting to build support for Cairo ’94, this one held by the National Council on International Health.
Congressional Closeup
by Carl Osgood
National News
Correction
In our last issue (p. 60), Oliver North was incorrectly identified as a candidate for governor of Virginia. He is a candidate for the U.S. Senate.
