Volume 28, Number 33, August 31, 2001
LaRouche Issues Challenge to Banker Felix Rohatyn
by Mark Burdman
U.S. 2004 Presidential pre-candidate Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. issued a challenge to former U.S. Ambassador to France, banker Felix Rohatyn, to state whether his use of LaRouche’s widely circulated proposal for “A New Bretton Woods” means that he is supporting LaRouche’s proposal, or attempting to make a delphic end-run against LaRouche’s growing influence world-wide on this matter.
Rohatyn Must Not Duck the Issue
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
A statement released by the Presidential candidate’s LaRouche in 2004 political committee on Aug. 24, after Felix Rohatyn had been reported internationally calling for a New Bretton Woods monetary conference.
Economics
Russia Dollar Debate Is Really Over New System
by Rachel Douglas
Governors in Denial as State Budgets Blow
by Mary Jane Freeman
U.S. Infrastructure in $8-9 Trillion Deficit
by Richard Freeman and Mary Jane Freeman
Lucent: Sad Tale of the Southern Strategy
by Barbara Boyd
Why the Balkans Disaster?
by Elke Fimmen
The IMF, NATO, and the “Washington Consensus” economic policies lead to the breakup of nations and war. A first-hand report.
Business Briefs
Feature
Rally the Citizens Behind a Mission for All Mankind
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Keynote speech to the Summer Academy of the Schiller Institute, in Oberwesel, Germany. This year’s Academy had the theme “The Battle for the Mind—What Is the Prospect Facing Young People Today?”
Political Economy
LaRouche to Mexican Accountants: We Have Reason for Optimism
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
On Aug. 2, Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. gave the keynote address to a meeting sponsored in Mexico City by the National Institute of Public Accountants at the Service of the State (INCOPSE), the first conference of a series entitled “Currents of Economic Thought.” Following the speech was a wide-ranging dialogue with those present, which we publish here.
Sinking Mexico Debates Survival With LaRouche
by Gretchen Small
International
NATO Reaches Nadir: Protects Ethnic War in Macedonia
by Umberto Pascali
Religious buildings and cultural artifacts are being destroyed by the Kosovo Liberation Army narco-terrorist gangs—which are operating from NATO-controlled territory.
Brazil: Prince Philip’s WWF Tries To Muzzle EIR
Eurasian War Threat Rises in Caucasus
Pope John Paul II in Ukraine: Appeal for Reconciliation
by Elisabeth Hellenbroich
The Pope in Ukraine Sought a True Friendship
An interview with Father Romano Scalfi.
Moscow Patriarch Greets Hungary’s Christians
by Alexander Hartmann
National
Israeli Spies: ‘Mega Was Not an Agent—Mega Was the Boss’
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Mega, the Israeli espionage operation, was not an individual, not a deep mole inside the White House, but was a far more visible, far more powerful entity, known among its several dozen members as “the Mega Group.”
Is Rail Union Pension Moynihan’s Precedent?
by Anita Gallagher
ABA Says Death Penalty System ‘Broken’ in U.S.
by Marianna Wertz
Profile: Rep. Tom Lantos: George Soros’ Walking ‘Clash of Civilizations’
by Scott Thompson
National News
Interviews
Father Romano Scalfi
Roman Catholic Father Romano Scalfi is chairman of “Russia-Christiana,” whose aim is to make known to the West the spiritual and cultural tradition of Russian Orthodoxy, to promote ecumenical dialogue, and to contribute to the Christian mission in Russia.
Departments
Editorial
Senators, Have You Seen the State Budgets?
