Volume 22, Number 30, July 28, 1995
Departments
Report from Rio
by Lorenzo Carrasco
Farmers March on Brasilia.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Trapped by British Geopolitics.
Editorial
Now Is the Time for Action.
Science & Technology
Green Scissors Eco-Fascist Alliance Out To Destroy U.S
by Rogelio A. Maduro
The conservative National Taxpayers Union is in cahoots with radical ecologist Friends of the Earth? Yes, and the species they’re protecting are oligarchical and British.
Infrastructure Hit by Greens in Russia
by Konstantin Cheremnykh
Economics
Heat Wave in North America Shows Infrastructure Deficit
by Marcia Merry Baker
The lack of power generating capacity to keep up with demand has been masked, until now, by the worsening depression.
Currency Rates
Argentina: Usury Won’t Solve the Debt Problem
by Cynthia R. Rush
‘Chile Model’ Revisited: Privatized Pension System: The Apple of London’s Eye
by Cynthia R. Rush
A followup to the exposé of the “Chile economic model” which appeared in the last issue of EIR.
Business Briefs
Feature
Why Most Nobel Prize Economists Are Quacks
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
In an Economic Advisory released on July 14, LaRouche writes: “Today, every nation on this planet is under the domination of a single, worldwide monetary and financial system: the so-called International Monetary Fund (IMF) system. That system is about to go out of existence. It could he gobbled up in an orderly bankruptcy reorganization conducted by governments, or, if governments are, as Hamlet said, too ‘pigeon-livered’ to do this, it will reach the point that the system simply disintegrates within as short a span as 24 to 72 hours.”
International
U.S. Credibility At Stake in Bosnia, Says LaRouche
by Edward Spannaus
If the United States acts “with pungency and force and expedition” against Serb targets, primarily with air-strike methods, the whole crisis could be brought under control within a matter of days.
Bosnia’s Sacirbey: UN Role Is Finished
by Muhamed Sacirbey
Rabbis Call for Israeli Mutiny
by Joseph Brewda
The British Are Orchestrating the Destabilization of Jordan
A descent into violence even like that of the 1970 Black September, cannot be ruled out.
Amnesty Int’l, Still Trying To Save Peru’s Shining Path
by Gretchen Small
The utter absurdity of Amnesty International’s listing Peru, today, as a human rights crisis, reveals the depth of hysteria which reigns in the British Foreign Office over the collapse of the project to rip Peru into pieces.
Chirac Restarts Nuclear Tests To Protect the ‘Higher Interests’ of France
by Christine Bierre
Bankers Threaten Haiti, Dominican Rep.
by Carlos Wesley
Vatican: ‘Genius of Women’ Must Be Issue in Beijing
A letter from Pope John Paul II rejects the irrationalist notion of woman.
International Intelligence
National
Stench of Coverup Fills Congress on Waco Probe
by Jeffrey Steinberg
The hearings are turning into a partisan dog-and-pony show, as the “permanent bureaucracy” in the Department of Justice remains out of public scrutiny.
Bosnian Delegation Seeks End to Arms Embargo, Withdrawal of UN Forces
by William Jones
Two Bosnian parliamentarians are hosted by the Schiller Institute in Washington.
Wage Stagnation, Economic Insecurity Sources of Voter Anger, Says Clinton
by William Jones
The President has finally shifted from stressing the (nonexistent) economic “recovery,” and says the 1994 elections were a turning point in his thinking.
N.J. Law Pulls 10,000 Babies Off Safety Net
by Marianna Wertz
The LaRouche Cases: Billington Federal Habeas Filing Exposes Government Violations
The Commonwealth of Virginia, in concert with corrupt federal law enforcement officials, knowingly violated the U.S. Constitution when it prosecuted Michael Billington, a political associate and co-defendant of Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr., according to papers filed in federal court in Richmond on July 17.
National News
Correction
Correction
Correction to the previous issue's cover story dissecting the failure of the "Chile model"
