Volume 21, Number 29, July 22, 1994
Interviews
Saad al-Faqih and Muhammad A.S. al-Massari
by Dean Andromidas
These two members of the Committee for the Defense of Legal Rights in Saudi Arabia are now in exile in London, seeking political asylum there. Dr. al-Faqih is a surgeon, and Dr. al-Massari is a physicist.
Book Reviews
Patriot Reveals Secrets of World War II
by Paul Goldstein
The OSS in Italy, 1942-45: A Personal Memoir, by Max Corvo.
Departments
on the Green Front
by Rogelio A. Maduro
Green Terrorist War against Norway.
Andean Report
by Javier Almario
Before Samper There Was Bush.
Editorial
A True Commemoration.
Economics
Is U.S. Congress Waking Up to Derivatives Danger?
by Anthony K. Wikrent
Federal regulators and private bankers testifying before a congressional subcommittee received a most unaccustomed grilling, from congressmen wanting to know whether a global banking crisis is in the offing.
The Delors Plan: European Rail Infrastructure Program Set To Go
by William Engdahl
Germany and China Sign Agreements for Development of Infrastructure
by Rainer Apel
Can We Produce Enough Food To Feed 10 Billion People?
by Rosa Tennenbaum
Even the United Nations Population Fund admits that we can.
Interest Rates, Drought Devastate Australia’s Rural Areas
by William Bensted
Brazil’s ‘Real’ Currency Plan Will Accelerate Economic Bloodletting
by Lorenzo Carrasco
Currency Rates
EIR Special Report Exposes UN’s Depopulation Drive
U.S. Unemployment Coverup
Business Briefs
Feature
Lessons of Anti-Nazi Resistance Invoked at Lyon Conference
by Christophe Laverhne
The Schiller Institute met to honor the memory of both the French Resistance to the Nazi occupation and the German Resistance to the Hitler regime.
What the ‘People of the Night’ Tell Us
by Jacques Cheminade
Resolution Calls for New Resistance Movement
Marie-Madeleine Fourcade, Resistance Heroine
Man’s Honor
by André Rigoyne de Fougerelles
On the Meaning of the Word ‘Resistance’
by Dr. Rupprecht Gerngross
Build Resistance to the British New World Order
by Srecko Jurdana
‘The Key to Peace Remains in Moscow’
by Gen. Paul-Albert Scherer
Our Resistance to National Socialism
by Robert Becker
Message to Political Prisoners in the U.S.
International
President Clinton Forms New Partnership with Germany
by Edward Spannaus
The President’s historic intervention during a visit to Germany has the British hopping mad, and has been all but blacked out in the U.S. media.
Documentation: Excerpts from President Clinton’s speeches in Bonn and Berlin.
Elections in Ukraine, Belarus Advance Russian Plans for Empire
by Konstantin George
Reality Pokes Through at White House Conference on Africa
by Lydia Cherry
Documentation: President Clinton and other participants debate the need for a new policy toward Africa.
UN Targets Islam as Obstacle to Its Depopulation Programs
by Hassan Ahmed and Joseph Brewda
Patience Needed for Peace in Korea
by Kathy Wolfe
Committee for Defense of Legal Rights in Saudi Arabia Is Set Up in London
by Dean Andromidas
An interview with Saad al-Faqih and Muhammad A.S. al-Massari.
International Intelligence
National
Will Clinton Evade Bush’s Haitian Trap?
by Nancy Spannaus
An invasion of Haiti would be a disaster for the Clinton Presidency and the nation, as well as for Haiti itself.
ADL Attacks on African-Americans Suffer Setback at NAACP Conference
by Dennis Speed
The Case against Drug Trafficker Oliver North
by Nancy Spannaus
FBI Head in Moscow Hits Organized Crime, Hoover
by Edward Spannaus
Soros Boosts Efforts for Drug Legalization
by Joyce Fredman
Tim Wirth Harps on Bush-Kissinger Agenda
In Memoriam: Max Corvo, 1920-1994
by Paul Goldstein
Library of Congress Honors German Resistance
Multiculturalism and Curriculum
by Michael Billington
Reports on an unpublished paper, “Multiculturalism and the Core Curriculum,” by China scholar William Theodore de Bary.
National News
