Volume 24, Number 46, November 14, 1997
Interviews
Macleord Baker Ochola
The Right Reverend Ochola is from the Kitgum Diocese of the Anglican Church of Uganda.
Thomas J. Gumbleton
Thomas Gumbleton, the Roman Catholic Auxiliary Bishop of Detroit, Michigan, talks about his recent fact-finding mission to Iraq.
Helen Prejean
Sister Prejean, C.S.J., the internationally acclaimed author of Dead Man Walking, discusses the fight against the death penalty.
Departments
Report from Paris
by Christine Bierre
Truckers strike paralyzes country.
Australia Dossier
by Allen Douglas and Michael J. Sharp
Police under attack, as crime soars.
Editorial
Yes, let’s outlaw George Soros.
Economics
LaRouche in Bonn calls for new monetary system
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
A report from an international EIR conference, titled “For a New Bretton Woods System.”
G-15 forges common cause vs. speculators
by Gail G. Billington
Led by Malaysia’s Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir bin Mohamad, a growing number of nations are joining together in an effort to protect their economies.
Cardoso leads Brazil into hell
by Lorenzo Carrasco Bazúa
The government’s much-touted “monetary stability” is a fraud, and Brazil is now on the chopping block of the international speculators.
Currency Rates
India’s Gujral faces crisis of confidence
by Ramtanu Maitra
Business Briefs
Strategic Studies
Whose God does Pat Robertson serve?
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
The Promise Keepers and such predatory cults are not only “a fraud upon their principal victims, their supporters, who have been misled into believing that these are Christian organizations. Investigation has shown, beyond any reasonable doubt, that the most prominent among these cults serve a foreign power, a power which is, today, once again, the leading strategic threat to the U.S.A.”
The Promise Keepers cult and homoerotic brainwashing
by Anton Chaitkin
A cult created by the same British psychological warfare specialists that shaped the lesbian and Wicca upsurges of the 1960s.
‘Diamond’ Pat’s mining scam
by Anton Chaitkin
British Israelites and Empire
by Scott Thompson and Michael Minnicino
The story of a syncretic cult that is one of the most significant examples of British intelligence-sponsored cultural warfare against the United States.
Ye shall know them by their fruits
by Michael Minnicino
International
U.S. sanctions against Sudan further British aims
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
The Clinton administration’s sanctions, which don’t amount to much, were designed to take the initiative out of the hands of the Sudan bashers in Congress. But, they are hindering the efforts for peace.
U.S. shoots self in foot on Sudan
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
A comment by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Cox, the CSI, and British intelligence vs. Sudan
Uganda churches lead ‘Prayer for Peace’ march in Kampala
by Linda de Hoyos
In an event without precedent in Uganda, more than 10,000 people joined a Prayer for Peace walk and rally in the capital city.
A call for peace and reconciliation
by Emmanuel Cardinal Wamala
By His Eminence, Emmanuel Cardinal Wamala, archbishop of Kampala and chairman, Uganda Joint Christian Council.
Binaisa endorses Prayer for Peace
by Godfrey Binaisa
Godfrey Binaisa is former President of Uganda and chairman of the African Civil Rights Movement.
Ugandan bishop: Time is running out
An interview with the Rt. Rev. Macleord Baker Ochola.
International Intelligence
National
Virginians buy fascism for a ‘mess of pottage’
by Nancy Spannaus
The Democrats’ failure to address the economic crisis, left voters prey to the “little me,” self-interest pitch of the Gilmore Republicans—who offer a fascist program of services cuts, prison labor, and anti-Federal government policies.
The United States could end the blockade of Iraq today
An interview with Bishop Thomas J. Gumbleton.
Catholic activist discusses fight vs. capital punishment
An interview with Sister Helen Prejean.
William Faulkner: the ‘Great American Novelist,’ with pure British aroma
by Stanley Ezrol
Stanley Ezrol examines the pedigree of this novelist, whose writings are the rambling record of the impressions of a stumbling drunk.
Congressional Closeup
by Carl Osgood
National News
