Volume 28, Number 2, January 12, 2001
LaRouche Declares for 2004, Amid Crisis He Forecast
American statesman and economist Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. declared himself, on Jan. 1, for the Presidency in 2004, in order to save the nation now. Days later, LaRouche told the international audience of his Washington, D.C. seminar, that we must revive the Democratic Party of Franklin Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy, to implement measures for economic recovery, just as FDR did in 1932.
LaRouche Announces: ‘I TakeMy Stand’
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Lyndon LaRouche’s statement announcing himself for President for 2004.
Ashcroft Nomination Called by LaRouche an Insult to Congress
Revive the Democratic Party of FDR and JFK To Save the Nation
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Economics
‘Re-Regulate or Die’: Energy Hyperinflation Grips U.S.
by Paul Gallagher
The President-elect struck poses with the members of his proposed Cabinet, while U.S. manufacturing crashed, andWinter fuel and power bills jumped 50-100% for households nationwide; wholesale electricity prices are up thousands of percent from a year ago, shutting down production of aluminum, farm fertilizers, and other commodities. Now is theWinter of our discontent.
How Dereg Catastrophe Ruined California
by Marsha Freeman
Electricity and the General Welfare
Documentation: From Franklin Roosevelt, John Kennedy, and three Federal Acts.
Fed Panics, with U.S. Economy in the Abyss
by Lothar Komp
U.S. Collapse Threatens Asian Economies
by Mary Burdman
A True-Life Defective Story: How Alan Greenspan, the Wicked Witch of the West, Vanished Down the Well
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Global Human Life-Expectancy Fell, World’s Population May Soon Follow
by Paul Gallagher
Santa Did Not Come to Poland, Either
by Anna Kaczor Wei
Business Briefs
International
Mideast War, Sooner Rather Than Later
by Dean Andromidas
President Clinton must act now, before he leaves office, to to push through a U.S. position, saying there is no peace in the Middle East, unless there’s a massive program of desalination, to ensure at least that there’s the water and the energy needed, so that the children of the present inhabitants of the region have a peaceful future for their grandchildren.
Another Kahane Dies by the Sword
by Michele Steinberg
London Role Exposed In Italian Terrorism
by Claudio Celani
Terror Wave Hits ASEAN Nations
by Michael Billington and Gail Billington
Germany Enters 2001 Without Leadership
by Rainer Apel
French Assembly Leader Attacks IMF, World Bank
by Christine Bierre
Conservative Think-Tanks Offer Bush the Wrong Policy Toward India
by Ramtanu Maitra
Scandal in Ukraine Has Strategic Dimension
by Rachel Douglas
LaRouche on Monterrey Radio: We Need Leaders Who Will Mobilize the People for a National Mission
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Sudan Elections Deemed Fair, Amid Foreign-Backed Destabilizations
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
International Intelligence
National
Privateers Profit on Flu Vaccine Shortage
by Linda Everett
Strategic Studies
The Strategic Threat Faced by Ibero-America
by Marivilia Carrasco
Marivilia Carrasco is president of the Ibero-American Solidarity Movement of Mexico, the co-thinkers of Lyndon LaRouche in Ibero-America. An MSIA political statement issued in December 2000.
Interviews
Abdul-Monueim al-Zein al-Nahas
Dr. al-Nahas is Chairman of Sudan’s General Elections Commission.
Departments
Australia Dossier
by Robert Barwick and Allen Douglas
Racial Vilification Laws Set To Go.
Editorial
Millennium Decision for Human Beings.
