Volume 21, Number 38, September 23, 1994
Interviews
Celerino Castillo
by Edward Spannaus
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s former top agent in El Salvador.
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Transcript of the weekly “EIR Talks” radio interview with the statesman and economist on Sept. 14.
Book Reviews
China’s Murderous Anti-Family Policy
by Sabine Müchler
A Mother’s Ordeal, by Steven Mosher, the eyewitness account of Chinese nurse Chi An. Sabine Müchler reviews the German edition.
Departments
Letter to the Editor
More People Needed To Maximize Development.
Andean Report
by Manuel Hidalgo
What Does the “Human Rights” Lobby Say?
Australia Dossier
by Michael J. Sharp
Political Murder Stuns Australians.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Election Poker Obscures Real Issues.
Editorial
The Fruits of Deregulation.
Economics
Derivatives Whirlwind Could Sweep Away Markets
by Anthony K. Wikrent
The extent of the danger is beginning to be understood by some of the world’s elites, such as former British Chancellor of the Exchequer Lord Denis Healey, who called for a tax on financial derivatives. But, warns Lyndon LaRouche, such measures now are not enough.
Caldera Revives Role of Venezuelan State
by David Ramonet
Science in the 21st Century: Strategic and Philosophic Aspects
by Marjorie Mazel Hecht
A speech by the managing editor of 21st Century Science & Technology, at the Congress of the Brazil Nuclear Energy Association.
Currency Rates
Uganda under President Museveni: This Is ‘an IMF Success Story’?
by Linda de Hoyos
The graph of life expectancy tells the whole story: Ugandans now live an average of only 42.6 years, among the lowest in all Africa.
On the Green Front
by Rogelio A. Maduro
A Gold Heist in the California Desert.
Agriculture
by Rosa Tennenbaum
German Farming: Full Steam Backward!
Business Briefs
Feature
How the Dead Souls of Venice Corrupted Science
by Webster G. Tarpley
Addresses the Labor Day conference of the Schiller Institute and International Caucus of Labor Committees, exposing the role of Venetian agents in subverting and destroying science. Galileo and Newton, whom many today consider the greatest scientists in history, are frauds, put in place by Venice to block the influence of such real scientists as Leonardo da Vinci, Johannes Kepler, Christian Huygens, and Gottfried Leibniz.
International
Haiti Trap Was Set by the British and Bush
by Anton Chaitkin
Will Nigeria be next? Anton Chaitkin explains why U.S. black politicians are as “silent as lambs” over this impending foreign policy disaster.
The Invasion of Haiti: A Bush Administration Policy
by Valerie Rush
São Paulo Allies Scramble in Argentina
by Roberto Rodríguez
Murawiec’s Pals Stole Billions from Russia in Mafia Flight Capital Scam
by Dean Andromidas and Jeffrey Steinberg
Third in a series.
France toward a New Algerian Crisis?
by Christine Bierre
Paris correspondent Christine Bierre analyzes the past month’s showdown between the French government and Algerian Islamists, plus the latest moves to pull back from the brink inside Algeria.
International Intelligence
National
New Drug Charges Plague Oliver North’s Campaign
by Edward Spannaus
Former National Security Adviser Robert McFarlane describes North as a “degenerate liar.” But that’s only the tip of the iceberg.
All North’s Pilots Ran Drugs, Says Former DEA Agent
by Edward Spannaus
An exclusive interview with Celerino Castillo.
George Bush: A Fanatic Advocate of Population Control
Don’t believe the smokescreen emitted by Barbara Bush that her husband is “pro-life.”
British Circles Close to Bush Want To Warn Clinton He Is Not Liked
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
LaRouche discusses the crash of a Cessna plane on the White House grounds, the derivatives crisis, the UN’s Cairo depopulation conference, and the strategic prospects for Europe.
Cessna Pilot Makes ‘Kamikaze’ Attack on the White House
by Scott Thompson
Frondizi Asks Clinton To Exonerate LaRouche
by Arturo Frondizi
Math Education Establishment Turns Screws on Teachers To Accept ‘Reforms’
by Susan Welsh
Maverick Publisher Battles Math Mafia
by Susan Welsh
Math in Prussia: Education Before the ‘Paradigm Shift’
by Susan Welsh
National News
Correction
Correction
