Volume 31, Number 45, November 19, 2004
It’s Still the Physical Economy, Stupid!
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
A webcast speech Lyndon LaRouche in Washington on Nov. 9, in the aftermath of the Presidential election. “We must educate people now,” he said. “We must move, and organize, now, between now and the inauguration proceedings, to ensure that we have a bipartisan assembly of men and women of conscience who are prepared to move in the Congress on the day that happens, to make sure that the worst does not happen. It, at this point, is the only visible chance for the survival of the United States. An essential part of our job, and of my job in particular, is to make clear to people that we do have policy alternatives to an onrushing, great world depression.”
National
GOP Vote Suppression: A Crime Against the U.S. Constitution
by Edward Spannaus
“The kinds of fraud which were perpetrated by the Republicans alone in this election, were sufficient to send these guys to jail, if not to un-elect them,” declared Lyndon LaRouche. webcast. “Voter suppression!... That’s tyranny! That’s dictatorship! And there was a lot of it.”
Documentation: LaRouche’s reply to a question about vote fraud, at his Nov. 9 webcast.
High-Tech Jim Crow: Stealing Ohio’s Vote
by Michele Steinberg and Judy DeMarco
Documentation: Election Day notes from a volunteer from the Election Protection Coalition in Ohio; Congressmen demand that the GAO investigate vote suppression.
Satan and the Scopes Monkey Trial: How Do These Buttons Get Hot?
by Stanley Ezrol
National News
Economics
We Must Save the X-43A: How I Defined the Scramjet
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
“The sheer idiocy shown by the current Bush Administration’s effort to cut back on the X-43A program, a real scientific breakthrough in space and related fields, is typical of a government which is not content with shooting itself in the foot, but insists on also shooting itself in the head.”
Making LaRouche 1980s SDI Proposal a Reality
by Lawrence K. Freeman
The Space Plane: Hypersonic Flight Is Ready for Take-Off
by Marsha Freeman
Reprinted from 21st Century Science & Technology, Fall 2001.
Soy Monoculture in the Americas: Globalization Ruins Food Economy
by Marcia Merry Baker
Cartels’ Soy Revolution Kills Argentine Farming
by Cynthia R. Rush
Epidemic Preparedness ‘Worst It’s Ever Been’
by Marcia Merry Baker
An interview with Peter T. Ginaitt.
Germany Urgently Needs a New Fiscal Policy
by Rainer Apel
International
Fallujah: A Turning-Point in the Iraq War?
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
The U.S. assault on Fallujah, in Iraq’s “Sunni triangle,” will only spread the resistance and lend it strength, nationally and internationally. Fallujah is becoming a symbol for the anti-occupation struggle, throughout the Arab world.
Tony Blair, Bush’s ‘Busted Flush’
by Alan Clayton
Bush Re-Election Dismays Japan, Korea
by Kathy Wolfe
France: A Timid Boost for Nuclear Energy
by Emmanuel Grenier
India-EU Forge ‘Strategic Partnership’
by Ramtanu Maitra
Southern Thailand Crisis Shakes Region
by Michael Billington
Conference Report
Europe’s National Economies Wrecked by Liberal ‘Reforms’
From the Schiller Institute’s Sept. 24-26 conference in Germany.
Misguided Ideas Behind Italy’s Pension Reform
by Dr. Nino Galloni
Paradox and ‘Dialectics’ of Life in East Europe
by Dr. Jan Carnogursky
Cross-Party Cooperation Can Achieve Good Results
by Dr. Stanislav Fischer
Interviews
Peter T. Ginaitt
The Rhode Island State Representative serves on the Health, Education and Welfare Committee; he is a firefighter, rescue captain, and registered nurse.
Editorial
On the Death of Arafat: A Turning-Point in History
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
