Volume 21, Number 32, August 12, 1994
Interviews
Boris V. Rauschenbach
by Marsha Freeman and William Jones
A Russian Academician and space scientist whose new biography of the late German space scientist’s work has just appeared in English.
Chief Don Etiebet
by Uwe Friesecke and Lawrence Freeman
He is Nigeria’s Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources.
Chief A.K. Horsfall
by Lawrence Freeman and Uwe Friesecke
Chief Horsfall is the coordinator of the Oil Mineral Producing Areas Development Commission (Ompadec), which was setup in 1992 to alleviate difficulties faced by Nigeria’s oil-producing communities.
Lt. Col. Dauda Musa Komo
by Lawrence Freeman and Uwe Friesecke
He is the administrator/governor of Rivers State, Nigeria’s largest oil-producing state.
Salim Khalfani
by Marianna Wertz
The statewide coordinator of branch and field activities for the Virginia NAACP, Mr. Khalfani was appointed in 1992 by former Gov. Douglas Wilder to the Legislative Assembly Commission on Sentencing and Parole Reform.
Science & Technology
Hermann Oberth’s Influence on Soviet Space Exploration
by Marsha Freeman and William Jones
Russian Academician Boris V. Rauschenbach gives an unusual inside view of the history of the Soviet space program.
U.S. Magnetic Fusion Budget in Doubt
by Mark Wilsey
Strategic Studies
Nigeria’s Confrontation with the IMF Escalates
by Lawrence Freeman and Uwe Friesecke
The bankers of New York and London are making no bones about what their real strategy is, in supporting the opposition to the Abacha government; it is certainly not “democracy.”
We Are Paving the Way for a Democratic Government
by Lawrence Freeman and Uwe Friesecke
An interview with Chief Don Etiebet.
Oil Is the Patrimony for All Nigerians
by Lawrence Freeman and Uwe Friesecke
An interview with Chief A.K. Horsfall.
There Is a Real Potential for Development in Nigeria
by Lawrence Freeman and Uwe Friesecke
An interview with Lt. Col. Dauda Musa Komo.
Departments
Editorial
Ammunition.
Economics
Kidder Peabody Debacle Confirms LaRouche Forecast
by John Hoefle
Wall Street’s most highly leveraged firm, the securities giant is now badly wounded, as the financial system moves closer to collapse.
Economic Issues Will Make or Break the Jordan-Israel Peace Process
by Susan Welsh
Documentation: The text of the joint declaration signed by King Hussein, Prime Minister Rabin, and President Clinton.
India’s Economic Liberalization Plunges Electric Power Industry into Darkness
by Ramtanu Maitra and Susan Maitra
A Non-Malthusian Demographer Speaks about the ‘Population Crisis’
by Dr. Samuel Preston
The author will speak at the UN’s Cairo ’94 conference.
Currency Rates
Business Briefs
Feature
Behind Cairo ’94: The Demographic War against Islam
by Hassan Ahmed and Aminata Demba
Perceiving a threat to white supremacy from the growth of population in the developing countries, the population “experts” are determined to break Islam’s opposition to birth control and malthusian ideology.
Documentation: The Cairo ’94 agenda: excerpts from the draft program.
Policy Conferences: The Art of Betrayal
The Notorious ‘Imam Project’
The Muslim View on Population Control
Al-Azhar Center Is Nest of Corruption
by Hassan Ahmed and Aminata Demba
International
Will a U.S. Invasion of Haiti Resurrect Slavery?
by Valerie Rush
A study by the Strategic Studies Institute of the U.S. Army War College claims that Haitians were better off as a slave colony of France than at any other time in their history—and calls for the restoration of Jean-Bertrand Aristide.
KGB Boss Says Robert Maxwell Was the Second Kissinger
by Mark Burdman
Laurent Murawiec: A Strategic Blunder by British Intelligence
by Jeffrey Steinberg
The promotion of a renegade former associate of Lyndon LaRouche into the ranks of London’s International Institute of Strategic Studies, has a great deal to do with terrorism in Argentina.
Worldwide Terror Spree: Who Benefits?
A chronology.
Renewed War in the Balkans Is Inevitable, Croatians Fear
by Elke Fimmen
Elke Fimmen and Klaus Fimmen visited the Croatian coast in July.
Festival Is Musical Counterpoint to War
by Klaus Fimmen
Dubrovnik Bishop Renews Plea to White House
International Intelligence
National
Now, the Bush Crowd’s ‘Autopilot’ Has To Go
by Mel Klenetsky
The Kissinger-Bush crowd is foaming at the mouth because of President Clinton’s decision to end the “special relationship” with England, as shown at a policy forum sponsored by the Republican National Committee.
One Mo(o)re LaRouche Hater Goes to Jail
Former Loudoun County, Virginia sheriff’s lieutenant Donald Moore, a key participant in the “Get LaRouche” task force, is sentenced to eight months in prison, after he declares himself to be a mental case.
Open Season on Minnesota’s Humphrey
by Philip Valenti
Parole Abolition Would Return Virginia to the Days of Slavery
by Marianna Wertz
An interview with Saum Khalfani.
Virginia Debates No-Parole Policy
by Marianna Wertz
More Than 20 Years Ago, She Exposed Abortion as Black Genocide
In Memoriam: Erna Clardy Craven.
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones
National News
