Volume 28, Number 35, September 14, 2001
You Have Nothing To Fear So Much as Denial Itself
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Keynote speech to the annual Labor Day conference of the Schiller Institute and International Caucus of Labor Committees on Sept. 1, in Reston, Virginia. “What I promised you, in effect, on Jan. 3, of this year, is now happening. No one can stop it, as long as this present system exists: It’s doomed. No one can fix it. There is no recovery from it. The system is finished. The question is: Can we kill the system, in time, to save the nations and the economy. No other question.”
Why Americans Should Go There: Eurasian Land-Bridge Determines Your Future
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
Speech to the Schiller Institute-ICLC Labor Day conference.
Amelia Boynton Robinson: Her Love of Freedom Is ‘A Higher Power’
by Marianna Wertz
In celebration of the 90th birthday of this living heroine of the civil rights movement, a presentation/slide show on her life was offered to the ICLC-Schiller Institute conference by her longtime friend and editor of her autobiography.
Economics
Argentina Crisis: Wall Street Brains Are in Default, Too
by Dennis Small
Bankers, international financial institutions, and entire governments are scurrying around, frenetically trying to convince each other that the corpse before them—Argentina’s totally insolvent foreign debt of nearly $250 billion—is still alive and “performing.”
Colonel Seineldín’s Call for a New System
LaRouche: Let Seineldín Negotiate Argentine Debt
by Cynthia R. Rush
Greenspan Peters Out in Jackson Hole
by Marcia Merry Baker
Australia’s Economy: A Nation in Denial
by Allen Douglas
Business Briefs
International
Bush Backing for Israel’s Sharon Assailed at Durban
by Jeffrey Steinberg
The Bush Administration’s failure to intervene to stop Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s continuing terror and assassination campaign against the Palestinian Authority now threatens to isolate the United States from the entire Arab world, and from a majority of developing nations as well.
Putin Prepares Russia for a Dollar Crash
by Alexander Hartmann
Behind the Threat to Russia’s President Putin
by Mark Burdman
French Courts Reopen Probe into Princess Diana’s Murder
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Documentation: A statement by Mohammed Al Fayed.
Peru: Inca Monetary Fund’s Toledo Takes Office
by Luis Vásquez Medina
Army War College In China-Bashing Orgy
by Michael Billington
International Intelligence
National
‘Anti-IMF’ Jacobins Are Part Of ‘Strategy Of Tension’ vs. U.S.
by Scott Thompson and L. Wolfe
Unless this Jacobin operation is exposed and dismantled, the United States will be hit by the worst wave of terrorism in its history, potentially paralyzing the institutions of government and triggering, from among elements of the Bush Administration, a police-state response, that will threaten the very existence of our Constitutional republic.
The ‘Faith-Based’ Scam: Religion As State-Run Prostitution
by Anton Chaitkin
National News
Departments
Editorial
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Lest You Be Judged.
Correction
With reference to the article “Spirit of Bandung, or a New Cold War,” in last week’s issue (Sept. 7), the Embassy of Thailand to the United States has informed EIR that only scheduling difficulties have prevented the arrangement of a meeting between Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra and President George W. Bush, and that there have been no conditions placed on the proposed meeting by the United States, as reported in the article.
