EIR Volume 31, Number 29, July 23, 2004

Volume 31, Number 29, July 23, 2004

Full Issue:

The Policy for Physical-Economic Reporting

by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.

With respect to the disease that could be called “Goldmanism,” LaRouche writes: “In assembling my thoughts for what had been intended to be an internal memorandum on the subject of the continuing, endemic reflection of similar problems of sloppiness in some quarters of our work, I realized that, with some amplifications, the same argument for brightening the quality of our economics work, would serve a broader purpose, for a wider political audience. in the U.S.A. and abroad. So, I present it to a general readership here.”

National

LaRouche Webcast: Restore FDR Legacy, or U.S. Faces Fascism

Speaking to a webcast conference in Washington, D.C. on July 15, Lyndon LaRouche refocussed his 20-month mobilization to force out Vice President Dick Cheney, on the Democratic Party: “It’s not who’s going to be nominated for President. That’s not the issue. Who is going to own the person, who is nominated for President. That’s the issue. That’s what the Convention in Boston this next week means!”

Senate Intelligence Report: No Basis for Cheney’s Iraq War

by Jeffrey Steinberg

Contrary to virtually all of the U.S. media coverage of the document, the report of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence represents a damning indictment, not of the intelligence community, but of the Bush-Cheney White House.

Documentation: Excerpts from the “Additional Views” of Committee Democrats, led by Vice Chairman Sen. Jay Rockefeller.

Enron’s Lay Indicted: Who’s Still At Large?

by Harley Schlanger

LaRouche Called for Enron’s Demise

Has the Chief Justice Lost the Supreme Court?

by Edward Spannaus

Congressional Closeup

by Carl Osgood

Economics

Crazed Vultures To Argentina: Pay Now or Die!

by Cynthia R. Rush

The Global Committee of Argentina Bondholders announced that it was launching an offensive to force the government of President Néstor Kirchner to renounce its official proposal to restructure $88 billion in defaulted debt.

World Food Grains Output Potential Falls

by Marcia Merry Baker

LaRouche’s CEC Challenges ‘Free-Trade’ Destruction of Australia’s Agriculture

An interview with Wayne and Jean Robinson.

International

The Philippines Is Pushed Over the Cliff

by Michael Billington

The re-election of President Arroyo, through flagrant vote fraud, is being compounded, in its mortal threat to the nation, by emergency official economic pronouncements that are tantamount to a declaration that the Philippines is a failed state.

Revive the Marcos Nuclear Power Program

by Ramtanu Maitra

Sharon’s Wall Ruled Illegal

by Dean Andromidas

Saxony Election: Ruling SPD To Be Minor Party?

by Rainer Apel

While the fate of the Social Democrats is uncertain, the LaRouche movement, and its BüSo party, are intervening in the election with the campaign theme, “In Sachsen muß die Wirtschaft wachsen!” (“Economic Growth Must Start in Saxony!”), addressing the vital economic issues that concern the 70-80% of voters in lower-income categories.

Neo-Cons Questioning Bush Faith in Pakistan