Volume 33, Number 49, December 8, 2006
Johannes Kepler & The Democratic Challenge: The New Politics
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
“Even the leadership of the Democratic Party’s national campaign organization is still bemused by its surprise at the way in which a landslide victory was won in the mid-term election’s vote for the U.S. House of Representatives. That is the most crucial lesson which the Democratic Party’s national organization, has yet to learn, for the sake of the future of both that party, and of our republic.”
Inside the New Democratic Majority
by Debra Hanania-Freeman
Report from Capitol Hill.
Feature
Economic Recovery Act of 2006: Dollar Plunge, Fall of Housing and Auto, Demand Urgent Action
by Paul Gallagher
The steep fall of the dollar, the contraction of the U.S. real-estate bubble, and the meltdown of the auto sector all require an urgent Federal intervention on the principles of President Franklin Roosevelt’s actions to reverse the 1929-33 Depression. With a Democratic majority in Congress, the time is right—and couldn’t be more urgent.
The Economic Recovery Act of 2006
Draft legislation prepared for Congress by LaRouche PAC.
Key Questions on the Economic Recovery Act
Felix Rohatyn’s PPP Swindles: The Mussolini Model for Infrastructure
by Marcia Merry Baker
Public-private partnerships are an instrument for financier looting—no solution for bankrupt states and municipalities.
International
British Push Puppet Cheney To Trigger Global Chaos
by Jeffrey Steinberg
The Cheney scheme to promote a “Sunni alliance” with Israel, to counter Iran’s growing Shi’ite dominance over the Muslim world, is the handiwork of a crew of British agents, who have employed the Vice President to wreck the United States from within, as a step towards undoing the nation-state system.
Behind the Cheney Trip to Riyadh
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Moscow Discussion: Can U.S.-Russian Relations Improve?
by Rachel Douglas
Peace in the Middle East Needs a Third Party
An interview with Shlomo Ben-Ami.
Ecuador’s New President: ‘Life Comes Before Debt’
by Valerie Rush
Sudan’s President Bashir Defends His Nation’s Sovereignty
by Lawrence K. Freeman
Save Rwanda and Africa
by Jacques Cheminade
A statement by the French Presidential candidate.
International Intelligence
Economics
Without Leadership, India Drifts Dangerously
by Ramtanu Maitra
The Indian elites are wandering in the fog of “globalization,” lacking the vision to develop the country’s infrastructure—which is the only way to deal with the enormous poverty in the country.
A Rail Land-Bridge for Eurasian Freight
by Rainer Apel
Business Briefs
National
Pennsylvania Squashes Campus Gestapo Project
by Anton Chaitkin
The test case for a campaign by Lynne Cheney and David Horowitz to get a Goebbels-like legal code passed in Pennsylvania to suppress academic freedom, has been dealt a decisive defeat.
What Horowitz’s Defeat Implies: In Crisis, Politics Must Be an Action on the Future
by Michael Kirsch
The Gibberer in the ‘Times’
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
A letter to the New York Times, responding to an article by Louis Uchitelle.
Science & Technology
To Combat Malaria, We Need DDT
A world expert on malaria and DDT explains why indoor spraying of house walls will save millions of lives. An interview with Donald R. Roberts.
Interviews
Shlomo Ben-Ami
Ben-Ami was the main Israeli negotiator at the Camp David Summit in 2000, and headed the Israeli negotiation team at the Israeli-Palestinian talks at Taba in January 2001, immediately after the inauguration of President George W. Bush.
Donald R. Roberts
An entomologist and professor of Tropical Public Health at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences in Bethesda, Maryland, Roberts has been involved with DDT for 40 years.
Obituary
The Ugly Truth About Milton Friedman
by Nancy Spannaus
Editorial
Britain’s Deadly Game: Religious War
