Volume 25, Number 46, November 20, 1998
Interviews
Tan Sri Ramon Navaratnam
The prominent Malaysian businessman and former cabinet member expresses his hope that the U.S. President will take up the ideas of Lyndon LaRouche at the APEC meeting.
Departments
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
How to be a “social” monetarist.
From New Delhi
by Ramtanu Maitra
A glimmer of hope.
Australia Dossier
by Allen Douglas
Big banks to merge?
Editorial
Time to step out of the trap.
Science & Technology
Scrapping the usual academic frauds: ‘Go with the flow’: Why scholars lied about Ulysses’ Transatlantic crossing
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. explains the strategic importance behind the hegemonic British falsification of the history of maritime discovery. In hiding the fact that America was discovered in the Third Century, B.C., by students of Plato and Eratosthenes, the British strive to rob each and every individual of both their epistemological past—the breakthroughs of their forebears—and of their active participation in current history. Such falsification goes to the heart of the oligarchical method of one-world rule.
A voyage around the world in the third century B.C.
by Marjorie Mazel Hecht
After Eratosthenes measured the circumference of the Earth—proving it was round—two Egyptians set out to circumnavigate it, leaving records across the Pacific in the “Caves of the Navigators.”
The navigators of the Golden Renaissance
by Timothy Rush
Eratosthenes’ Sieve
by Bruce Director
Wilhelm von Humboldt and the study of the Kawi language
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
Ice ages and glaciation
by Laurence Hecht
Sea level changes since the last glacial maximum
by Ken Kronberg
Economics
Turn aid to Russia into strategic ‘Food for Peace’
by Marcia Merry Baker
The threat of starvation in Russia offers a perfect opportunity—and urgent necessity—to overthrow the dictatorship of the free market.
Prospects for a New Bretton Woods are closer than ever
An interview with Tan Sri Ramon Navaratnam.
Neme Salum says, Clinton must bring in LaRouche
Business Briefs
Investigation
Rice caught in Iran-Contra-style capers in Africa
The State Department’s Susan Rice sits at the center of a web of dirty operations in Africa, including supplying arms and logistics to warlords and “rent-a-rebels.”
Susan Rice brooks no opposition
Roger Winter: boss of the warlords
Michael Harari, the fixer
Alberto Prado Herreros, the gun-runner
Daniel Eiffe, Norwegian People’s Aid
Feature
The return of the ‘Forgotten Man’
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
“While the November 3rd results were still very far from the sweeping outright victory of President Roosevelt’s 1932 election-campaign, there is the smell of a potential political revolution just around the corner. Once again, Roosevelt’s ‘Forgotten Man’ is pounding at the doors of government.”
Franklin Roosevelt: ‘The Forgotten Man’
Excerpts from his April 7, 1932 “Radio Address on the National Economic Emergency.”
LaRouche movement played the key role
by Debra Hanania Freeman
An election analysis by LaRouche spokeswoman Debra Hanania Freeman.
Democratic victories: A sea change has begun
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Labor mobilized the ‘Forgotten Man’
by Marianna Wertz
Europe’s press failed on elections forecast
by Hartmut Cramer
International
Helga Zepp-LaRouche attends Land-Bridge meeting
by Mary Burdman
The “Silk Road Lady” was a keynote speaker at a Chinese conference on the Eurasian Land-Bridge, which convened in four of the project’s major cities, and saw first-hand what progress is being made.
The breakdown of Sweden’s ‘middle way’
by Michael Ericson and Tore Fredin
New ‘Profumo scandal’: a warning to Blair?
by Mark Burdman
Victims of E. German rule demand Stasi files
by Angelika Beyreuther-Raimondi
The United States is holding many of the East German secret police files, but won’t release them to the Stasi’s victims.
U.S. okays deal with Colombian Third Cartel
by Gretchen Small
A lunatic accommodation is being made with the narco-terrorists—deadly enemies of both nations.
International Intelligence
National
After Newt, let other New Age fascists follow
by Nancy Spannaus
The Democratic surprise on Nov. 3 was a rejection of the “Third Wave” futurism of Gingrich’s Conservative Revolution. It was equally a rebuff to the Third Way Democrats, who share Newt’s Tofflerite ideology.
Impeachment drive strives for permanent damage to Presidency
by Edward Spannaus
After the Nov. 9 hearings on the history of impeachment, no one can doubt that the aim is to irreparably weaken the Presidency of the United States, in favor of a British-style parliamentary system.
GOP collapse speeds up in wake of election
by Carl Osgood
National News
