Volume 28, Number 48, December 14, 2001
To Stop Terrorism, Shut Down Dope, Inc.
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Democratic Presidential pre-candidate Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. pinpoints the necessity of shutting down money laundering, if the war on terrorism is to be won. This is a preface for a special report his campaign committee will be issuing in mid-December, titled “To Stop Terrorism, Shut Down Dope, Inc.”
Dope, Inc. Is $600 Billion and Growing
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Economics
LaRouche Campaign Defeated Enron, To Win Re-Regulation
by John Hoefle
With the deflationary collapse of energy-gambling giant Enron Corp., battle lines are clearly drawn between continued energy and industry deregulation, and economic recovery of the United States.
Argentina: ‘A People Cannot Die To Pay the Debt’
by Cynthia R. Rush
Doha WTO Meet: A Few Gains, but More Worries for Developing Nations
by Ramtanu Maitra
East Asian Community Plan Requires a Broader, ‘Eurasian,’ Conception
by Kathy Wolfe
Japan: IMF’s Shock Therapy ‘Just Not Functioning’
by Kathy Wolfe
Taiwan Is at Economic, Political Crossroad
by Mary Burdman
Campo Grande Conference Advances Brazilian-Argentine Integration
by Silvia Palacios
Business Briefs
International
Bush Cannot Make Excuses for Sharon’s Suicidal War
by Michele Steinberg
Lyndon LaRouche is warning that the Bush Administration must not make any excuses for what Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon is doing in attacking Palestinians. “Sharon and the IDF are determined to kill Arafat and to destroy the Palestinian Authority. We will not tolerate this,” said LaRouche.
Leading Saudi Daily Covers EIR vs. Kissinger
Lebanon Legacy: Sharon Is Out To Murder Arafat
by Dean Andromidas
The Other Crimes of Ariel Sharon
by Dean Andromidas
Egyptian Minister Lauds Powell Speech, Warns Against Clash of Civilizations
by William Jones
We Must Win the War Vs. the Coup Plotters
by Hartmut Cramer
An interview with Tatyana Koryagina.
Afghanistan Factions To Form New Government
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
Frictions Weaken German Government
by Rainer Apel
International Intelligence
Dialogue of Civilizations
Raymond Llull: A Great Voice in the Dialogue of Religions
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
The year 2001 has been designated by the UN as the Year of the Dialogue Among Civilizations; in this same year, forces of the geopolitical school, have redoubled their efforts to launch generalized warfare, in the form of religious war. The work of Raymond Llull, the 13th-Century Catalan Christian thinker, is an important antidote to such warfare.
Plato’s Ghost as a Scapegoat for the ‘War of Civilizations’
by Gabriele Liebig
The Parable of Rings of ‘Nathan the Wise’
Interviews
Tatyana Koryagina
Professor Koryagina, an Academician of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, is Senior Scientist of the Institute for Macroeconomic Research at the Ministry of Economics and Trade Development of the Russian Federation.
Departments
Editorial
The Hope of Great Music Reawakened.
National
Backlash Even in Government to Ashcroft Emergency Decrees
by Edward Spannaus
Senators, especially Democrats, who refused to block Ashcroft’s confirmation, are now beginning to realize what a Frankenstein’s monster they have unleashed.
DOJ’s Tribunal Plan Draws Military Fire
by Edward Spannaus
Philadelphia: Fight vs. Edison School Takeover Gets Victories
by Marianna Wertz
FDR’s First Hundred Days vs. Today’s Fraudulent ‘Economic Stimulus’
by Carl Osgood
Adult Stem Cells Are Therapy’s Real Future
by Dr. Wolfgang Lillge
Is the ‘First Human Clone’ a Hoax?
by Ralf Schauerhammer
Congressional Closeup
by Carl Osgood
Correction
In our Nov. 30 issue, the author of the lead article in National was Lynne Speed.
