Volume 32, Number 37, September 23, 2005
Cheney Revives Parvus ‘Permanent War’ Madness
by Jeffrey Steinberg, Allen Douglas, and Rachel Douglas
The significance of Vice President Dick Cheney’s obsessive commitment to the Trotskyite dogma of “permanent revolution/permanent war,” is so misunderstood as to pose a grave danger to the very survival of the American Republic and the rest of the world. Jeffrey Steinberg, Allen Douglas, and Rachel Douglas report on the origins of this dogma in British geopolitical schemes of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Then, as now, the purpose of wars launched by the Anglo-Dutch Liberals was not to win them, but to perpetuate them.
The ‘Protocols’: An Okhrana Hoax
by William Jones
Witte’s Program of Eurasian Development
by William Jones
LaRouche Webcast
Revolutionary Transformation After Hurricane Katrina
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Lyndon LaRouche, Jr. gave this webcast speech to a Washington, D.C. audience on Sept. 16. Addressing the decrepit state of U.S. infrastructure and the poverty that were both so clearly evidenced in the aftermath of the Hurricane Katrina, LaRouche points the way to a solution, drawing on the “living history” of the United States, the one nation that can solve the world’s onrushing financial-economic crisis. “We are a ruined nation,” he states, “but we still have, in the immortal aspect of ourselves, in the memory of what we were, in the evidence of what we were, we have the keys to success, the keys to rebuilding.”
Economics
Cheney’s Wars and the Great Energy Price Heist of 2005
by Richard Freeman
Financier-dominated synarchist forces are seizing upon Hurricane Katrina, to manufacture a non-existent oil shortage, and ratchet up the price of oil in the direction of $125 per barrel—all in a hopeless attempt to save their bankrupt financial system.
UAW Rallies Against Bush Energy Prices
by Marcia Merry Baker
Interview with Glenn Kage.
Business Briefs
International
German Election Campaign: Neo-Cons Under Attack
by Rainer Apel
The campaign of Helga Zepp-LaRouche and the BüSo party forced into public debate the crucial issues facing Germany in the Sept. 18 election.
Israel Can’t Walk Away from Gaza War Crimes
by Dean Andromidas
Argentina, Brazil Take Steps To Halt Bankers’ Wars and Looting of S. America
by Dennis Small
Speaking in the name of the 19-nation Rio Group, Argentine Foreign Minister Rafael Bielsa called for a New Bretton Woods conference of international heads of state, in his address to the United Nations General Assembly’s special session on “Financing for Development.”
Ukraine’s Orange Revolution Is Eating Its Own Children
by Rachel Douglas and Roman Bessonov
Less than a year after a regime-change project known as the Orange Revolution succeeded in Ukraine, the political forces that supported it within the country are in disarray.
Myanmar and Afghanistan: Which Is Really the ‘Failed State’?
by Michael Billington
Wall Street Wins Japanese Election
by Kathy Wolfe
Exposé of Child-Soldiers Cries Out: The World Owes Justice to Africa!
by Paolo Raimondi
Interview with Father Giulio Albanese.
International Intelligence
Book Reviews
There Is No Such Thing As ‘Enlightened Globalization’
by Nancy Spannaus
The End of Poverty: Economic Possibilities for Our Time, by Jeffrey D. Sachs.
Interviews
Glenn Kage
The Legislative Chairman of United Auto Workers Local 136, in Trenton, Missouri, speaks about UAW actions to protest soaring energy prices.
Father Giulio Albanese
A Comboni Missionary and journalist, Father Albanese spent many years in Uganda and Sierra Leone, then returned to Italy to create the Missionary International Service News Agency (MISNA). He is the author of the book Tin Soldiers: The Question of Children-Soldiers (Soldatini di Piombo: La Questione dei Bambini-Soldato).
