Volume 24, Number 34, August 22, 1997
Feature
Britain’s ‘Invisible’ Empire unleashes the dogs of war
by Jeffrey Steinberg
I. The Dogs of War
Her Majesty’s irregular forces
by Scott Thompson
Chatham House heralds Crown’s imperial revival
by Scott Thompson
Crown Agents: the Queen’s managers
by Dean Andromidas
Directors, councillors of Crown Agents
The Queen’s Corps of Commissionaires
by Dean Andromidas
Executive Outcomes vs. the nation-state
by Roger Moore
Defence Systems Ltd.: a Crown jewel
by Dean Andromidas
II. Africa
Congo-Zaire: The dissolution of the nation-state
by Linda de Hoyos
London reaps a harvest of death
by Richard Freeman
III. Australasia
Queen Elizabeth runs a coup: the case of Papua New Guinea
by Allen Douglas and Michael J. Sharp
IV. British Subversion of the United States
Who is wagging your neighbor’s tongue? The militias and Pentecostalism
by Anton Chaitkin
The biggest national security threat to the United States comes from these pagan cults, run by the Church of England.
Church and state
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
A comment by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
V. Ibero-America
London’s policy of ‘Africanization’: The next target is Brazil
by Cynthia R. Rush, Lorenzo Carrasco, and Silvia Palacios
The significance of Brazil’s CVRD
‘Mindless Movement’ out to bury Iberno-America
by Gretchen Small and Silvia Palacios
British banks establish death grip over Ibero-America
by Dennis Small
British cartels break up Brazil’s CVRD, target continent’s raw materials
by Richard Freeman and Cynthia R. Rush
The continent’s largest raw materials company, heretofore the patrimony of a sovereign Brazil, is being sold off to the likes of the Queen’s banker, George Soros.
Mining laws favor raw materials grab
by Cynthia R. Rush
British run private armies in Colombia
by Javier Almario
The raw materials cartels are taking down the national defense, and employing the narco-terrorists and mercenaries to protect their claims.
London, the new lord of Mexico’s skies?
The ‘parks for peace’ ploy for bloody border wars
by Gretchen Small
The British set up Peru and Ecuador, urging them, “Let’s you and him fight.”
News Analysis
Derivatives disintegration, not stocks, fuels the panic
by Marcia Merry Baker and John Hoefle
This is no “cyclical crisis” of the stock market, but a systemic breakdown of the whole worldwide financial system.
Hyenas closing in on ‘Asian Tigers’
by Michael O. Billington and Gail G. Billington
The International Monetary Fund “experts” are full of advice for bankrupt Thailand and the other erstwhile “Tigers.”
Teamsters’ strike targets labor recycling
by Nancy Spannaus
LaRouche offers support for Teamsters’ UPS strike
Netanyahu with his back to the wall
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
Iran’s new cabinet ushers in a change
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
