Volume 31, Number 2, January 16, 2004
Pamphlet Exposes Synarchist Subversion of Both Parties
by Jeffrey Steinberg
The first 200,000 copies of the LaRouche in 2004 campaign report Children of Satan II—The Beast-Men hit cities all across America on Jan. 5. It provides voters with a bill of indictment against Vice President Dick Cheney and other members of his neo-conservative cabal inside the Bush Administration, who used fraud and disinformation to launch the March 2003 Iraq war, and who intend to stage unjust and needless wars across Eurasia.
‘My Rivals Are Like Goldfish in a Bowl’
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Mannikin: The Making of Tom DeLay
by Tony Papert
Dope Czar Soros Bids To Buy Up Democratic Party
by Michele Steinberg and Scott Thompson
LaRouche Campaign Tour Points to NH Primary
by Bonnie James
LaRouche in New Hampshire: Use the FDR Approach To Rebuild the Nation
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
LaRouche’s presentation on Jan. 7 to the New England Action Candidates’ Forum in Nashua, sponsored by the New England Community Action Association.
Economics
Parmalat and LTCM: Pricking the Big, Big, Big Bubble
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
“The signs are piling up virtually by the day, that the collapse of the Parmalat bubble may not be a relatively minor, Enron-style debacle; but, a larger version of that type of crisis, of the Long Term Capital Management hedge fund, which already shook the foundations and rafters of the world monetary-financial system during August-September 1998.”
New Year Deepens Dollar Crisis
Pay Attention to That Man Behind the Curtain
by John Hoefle
Much remains unclear about what actually happened at Parmalat, but it’s a pretty sure bet that it’s another bankers operation.
The Story Behind Parmalat’s Bankruptcy
by Claudio Celani
Archbishop Endorses New Bretton Woods
by Liliana Gorini
Cardinal Dionigi Tettamanzi, Archbishop of Milan, addresses a conference on “Moral Orientation in Credit and Finance.”
Spirit Rover Makes Successful Mars Landing
by Marsha Freeman
For Peace in Korea, Put ‘Economy First’
by Kathy Wolfe
Science & Technology
Fighting the Red-Hunters at the Dawn of the Atomic Age
by Ted Rockwell
After the unnecessary atomic bombing of Japan by Harry Truman, Trumanism as “McCarthyism” also hit the atomic scientists and engineers. From a new book by veteran Oak Ridge nuclear engineer Ted Rockwell.
International
Has the Narco-Terrorism Lobby Been Stymied in Colombia?
by Valerie Rush
The arrest of FARC leader Ricardo Palmera, a.k.a. commander “Simón Trinidad,” is a strategic setback to the plans of those financial interests that seek to foist an agenda of power-sharing talks with the FARC, and ultimately drug legalization, on the Alvaro Uribe government. But to achieve success in the war on narco-terror demands a change in economic policy.
SAARC Summit: South Asia Wants To Get Its House in Order
by Ramtanu Maitra
In Memoriam: K.R. Ganesh: LaRouches Lose a Friend; I’ve Lost an Advisor
by Ramtanu Maitra
A Memory of K.R. Ganesh
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
IDF Shootings Spark Resistance in Israel
by Dean Andromidas
Why the Washington Post Hates Thailand’s Thaksin
by Michael Billington
National
‘Leak-Gate’ Escalates: All Roads Lead to Cheney
by Edward Spannaus
Recent developments in the Justice Department’s investigation into the illegal disclosure of the identity of CIA undercover operative Valerie Plame, are very bad news for Dick Cheney. And, a report by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace has found that “Administration officials systematically misrepresented the threat from Iraq’s WMD [weapons of mass destruction] and ballistic missile programs.”
Campaign 2004: Where They Stand
The third in a series. Ten Democratic candidates compared on “Military Policy: Defense of the Nation in a Time of Global Economic Crisis.”
Book Review
The Puzzle of Wesley Clark
by Tony Papert
Winning Modern Wars and Waging Modern War, by Gen. Wesley K. Clark.
Departments
Report From Germany
by Rainer Apel
Elites Begin New Year in Denial.
Editorial
Terror Threat is Synarchist.
