Volume 29, Number 40, October 18, 2002
LaRouche Friend Breaks All Records in Brazil Election Win
by Silvia Palacios and Lorenzo Carrasco
The landslide victory of Dr. Enéas Carneiro in his bid for a Congressional seat has the international bankers and their media outlets panicked. Dr. Enéas hosted Lyndon LaRouche during the latter’s visit to São Paulo in June, and is famous for demanding “rupture” with the bankrupt International Monetary Fund system.
The IMF Checkmates Itself in Brazil
by Dennis Small
Dr. Enéas Carneiro: A Citizen Who Chooses To Make History
by Gretchen Small
Who Is Mr. LaRouche?
by Dr. Enéas Carneiro
Remarks introducing guest LaRouche to the São Paulo City Council chamber audience on June 12, 2002.
Economics
Now German Government Must Act on the Economy
by Rainer Apel
Less than two weeks after the Sept. 22 election which returned Gerhard Schröder to the Chancellor’s office, the stock market is crashing, states and municipalities are bankrupt, and many are demanding that the state take leadership to reverse the crisis.
IMF Demands on Japan Spark ‘Asia Crisis II’
by Kathy Wolfe
Trouble Hits Elite Insurance Sector
by John Hoefle
Australia: LaRouche’s CEC Launches Drive for National Bank
by Allen Douglas
Malaysia’s Mahathir: Back to Production, Dump Globalization
by Gail G. Billington
IMF in Denial of Italy Vote, New Bretton Woods
by Michael Billington
Cracks Show in Housing, Bubble of Last Resort
by Richard Freeman
Port Lockout: Straw To Break Economy’s Back?
by Patricia Salisbury
Unreality Shrouds Russian-American Energy Meeting
by Brian Lantz and Rachel Douglas
Business Briefs
International
Launching Aggressive War Is a Nuremberg Crime
by Edward Spannaus
The pre-emptive war which President Bush and warhawks in his Cabinet and the civilian leadership of the Pentagon are in the process of launching, violates fundamental principles of international law and treaties to which the United States is a party.
Is Sharon Preparing a New Hebron Massacre?
by Dean Andromidas
Quiet Diplomacy on the ‘Roof of the World’
by Mary Burdman
Italy Pays Tribute to Amelia Boynton Robinson
by Liliana Gorini and Paolo Raimondi
‘American Credibility in Africa Is at Stake’
by Christine Bierre and Esther Abin
An interview with Charles Onana.
Colombia Surrenders War on Narco-Terror, for IMF Promises
by Valerie Rush
National
Lieberman and Cheney March in the Footsteps of Joe McCarthy
by Jeffrey Steinberg
The American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA), founded by Sen. Joseph Lieberman and Dr. Lynne Cheney, has emerged as a new gestapo, to smear anyone opposed to the war on Iraq and other manifestations of the neoconservative brand of universal fascism.
Leading Promoters of the New McCarthyism
Dr. Lynne Cheney and the Pollard Gang
by Michele Steinberg
The Ever-More Electable LaRouche Tells You What You Must Do About the Economy—Now!
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
41 Questions to Bush Administration On U.S.-Iraq Relations in the 1980s
by Edward Spannaus
U.S. Generals’ Testimony: ‘Nightmare Scenario’: Urban Combat in Baghdad
by Carl Osgood
Crime in the Senate: McCain, Lieberman, and the Bantustan Casinos
by Anton Chaitkin and Scott Thompson
LaRouche Helping Defeat Nevada Pot Legalization
by Mark Sonnenblick
Dialogue With LaRouche: Drug Legalization: Who Is Fooling Whom?
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Admiral Blair Rebuffs Neocons’ Taiwan Policy
by William Jones
Congressional Closeup
by Carl Osgood
Interviews
Charles Onana
Investigative journalist Onana, author of The Secrets of the Rwandan Genocide, was sued, unsuccessfully, by Rwandan President Paul Kagame.
Book Reviews
What Is Rwanda’s Kagame Afraid Of?
by Christine Bierre
Les Secrets du Génocide Rwandais—Enquête sur les Mystères d’un Président (The Secrets of the Rwandan Genocide—Investigation on the Mysteries of a President), by Charles Onana, with Deo Mushayidi.
A Lying Apology for Video Violence
by Don Phau
Killing Monsters: Why Children Need Fantasy, Super Heroes and Make-Believe Violence, by Gerard Jones.
Departments
Editorial
Leadership Against War and Depression.
Correction
It was the Italian Chamber of Deputies that passed a resolution on Sept. 25 in support of “a new financial architecture able to support the real economy and to avoid speculative bubbles and financial crashes.” Italy’s Senate has not yet voted on such a resolution (see EIR’s coverage, Oct. 11, p. 14). In our Oct. 4 issue (p. 4), Giovanni Bianchi, who invoked Lyndon LaRouche’s name during the parliamentary debate, is a Deputy, not a Senator as we reported, due to an editorial error.
