Volume 37, Number 4, January 29, 2010
Will Nero Now Murder Seneca? The Charade Is Ending
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Since the recent Massachusetts Senatorial election, President Barack Narcissus Obama is about to take himself down. This should be taken very seriously, because the destiny of republic, and the present civilization as a whole, depends upon some very early second thoughts about the policies which many had implicitly adopted up to this point.
Nerobama Defies the Mass Strike
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Scott Brown’s election in Massachusetts was not a victory for the Republican Party per se, because voters have repudiated both political parties, for presiding over the disintegration of life as they knew it. President Obama and his flunkies remain delusional about the significance of the victory.
World News
Time To Stop Lying and Get It Right!
by John Hoefle
The Obama Administration is making its third attempt to win back the people, by talking tough against the bankers. But it is keeping the financial system on Federal life support. As a result, Obama’s third foray into anti-bank posturing, like the previous two, will do nothing to replace the dead system.
Why Larry Summers Must Go Now!
by Scott Thompson and Paul Gallagher
If the growing movement of American patriots is to clean out the London/Wall Street swamp of the Obama Administration, not only must Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner go immediately; but Larry Summers, Obama’s chief economic liar and cheat, must get the boot, as fast, or faster.
Behaviorism and Summers’ Bad Behavior
IPCC Caught Lying, Again: Himalayan Glaciers Are Not Melting
by Ramtanu Maitra
The pseudo-scientists at the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) were forced to eat their words, and admit that the Himalayan glaciers, which they had claimed would melt by 2035, were, in fact, not melting at all.
Dutch Commission Spells Trouble for Tony Blair
by Dean Andromidas and Vyron Lymberpoulos
The finding of the independent Dutch commission that the war against Iraq violated international law, spells trouble for Tony Blair.
Globalization Endangers Food Relief, Production
by Marcia Merry Baker
Dairy Farms: ‘A War’ for the Food Supply
An interview with Pascal Cousté.
Economics in Brief
National Economy
China Builds Sun Yat-Sen’s Great National Rail Project
by Mary Burdman
China’s response to the global economic crisis is to move, full speed ahead, with construction of the most extensive rail system on Earth, expanding economic development into its vast interior, and realizing the great project of its Founding Father Sun Yat-Sen.
Interviews
Pascal Cousté
French dairy farmer Cousté is a leader of the protests against the policies of the European Commission and the globalist food processors. He is from France’s leading dairy region, Brittany.
Editorial
Simply & Summarily
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
