Volume 28, Number 28, July 27, 2001
China-Russia-India: A New Step for the ‘Survivors Club’
by Rainer Apel and Paul Gallagher
Ignore what Zbigniew Brzezinski says about the new Russia-China friendship treaty: The Moscow summit was a very significant step toward creation of a “survivors club” of nations against the global economic collapse, and toward the building of the Eurasian land-bridges of economic infrastructure.
Productive Triangle to Eurasian Land-Bridge
How an idea became history: a chronology of the interventions by Lyndon LaRouche, and actions by Eurasian nations, which are making the Eurasian Land-Bridge a reality.
Economics
Frantic Schemes Can’t Save Argentina’s Unpayable Debt
by Gretchen Small
What really has London and Wall Street biting their nails, is that a default on Argentina’s $212 billion in debt, could bring down the whole she-bang, and vindicate Lyndon LaRouche’s forecasts.
Turkey in Hyperinflation
by William Engdahl
Russians Anticipate Dollar and Bush Crash
by Rachel Douglas
The Central Bank’s decision to put the gold chervonets coin into circulation, is intended to attract Russians’ savings out of the dollar.
Brazil’s ‘Wall of Money’ Is Collapsing
by Lorenzo Carrasco
Agenda for National Energy Emergency Action
Houston cartel energy policy proceeds.
How LaRouche Fought New York’s Fascist Financial Dictatorship, 1975-82
by Richard Freeman
What Lazard Frères banker Felix Rohatyn did to New York City in the 1970s, is the model for what the financier oligarchy has in mind for American cities today.
Feature
V.I. Vernadsky and the Transformation of the Biosphere
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
A lecture by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. on June 28 to the Lebedev Institute of Physics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and the dialogue with Russian scientists which followed it.
LaRouche’s Method: ‘Victory over Entropy’
by Jonathan Tennenbaum
The Russian weekly Zavtra headlines its report on LaRouche’s views, “In the Image of God—LaRouche’s Physical Economy as the Victory over Entropy.”
Memories of Taras V. Muranivsky (Feb. 3, 1935-July 17, 2000)
by Felix Belelyubsky
An appreciation of the late president of the Moscow Schiller Institute of Science and Culture, by Russian scientist and journalist Felix Belelyubsky.
Science & Technology
Dr. Markl’s Great Bioethical Offensive vs. Human Dignity
by Gabriele Liebig
According to Max Planck Society head Hubert Markl, bioethics demands cutting the human race by two-thirds, for which he offers a host of recipes.
Documentation: From speeches and interviews by Hubert Markl; from the “Berlin Address” of German President Johannes Rau; commentary from the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
International
A Post-Sharon Nuclear Armageddon Plot?
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Lyndon LaRouche has issued a warning: Some powerful desperadoes within very influential Anglo-American circles, now appear to be planning a detonator for a nuclear war within the entire Middle East region, and beyond.
Israel’s Sharon Still Calculating on War
by Dean Andromidas
Sanctions on Iraq Aren’t So ‘Smart’
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
First India-Pakistan Talks Yield Little
by Ramtanu Maitra
Anglo-Americans To Push Zimbabwe into Civil War
by Dean Andromidas
Drug Legalization Mania Seizes British Elites
by Mark Burdman
Book Reviews
Peter Singer: Another Promoter of ‘Humanicide’
by Mark Burdman
A review of Writings on an Ethical Life, by Peter Singer.
For Kissinger, Economic Crisis Demands War
by Mark Burdman
Does America Need a Foreign Policy?: Toward a Diplomacy for the 21st Century, by Henry Kissinger.
National
Gore Dems Flee Crisis, Fight LaRouche’s Leadership
by Debra Hanania Freeman
Since the Jeffords shift, Gore Democrats have squandered the opportunity to lead, out of fear of Lyndon LaRouche’s influence.
New Democrats Join the Moral Majority
by Scott Thompson
It’s Past Time To Repeal the 1997 Balanced Budget Act
by Richard Freeman
States’ Revenues Fall As Economy Plummets
by Mary Jane Freeman
Hague Rules vs. U.S. in Death Penalty Case
by Marianna Wertz
Congressional Closeup
by Carl Osgood
Departments
Editorial
Turn to Protectionism, Build the Land-Bridge.
