Volume 39, Number 32, August 17, 2012
Curiosity, and the Triumph of the Noëtic Principle
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr., Peter Martinson, and Benjamin Deniston
Two days after the stunning success of the NASA Curiosity rover’s landing on Mars, Lyndon LaRouche, joined by two members of the Basement Team, for an LPAC Weekly Report dialogue, discussed some of the implications for our future on Earth and in the Solar System, including developing a Defense of Earth from meteors and comets. And, as always, LaRouche adds his unique insight, in this case, mankind’s noëtic characteristic, which makes such things possible.
Curiosity Will Open a New Chapter in Man’s Understanding of Mars
by Marsha Freeman
A 40-Year Plan: LaRouche’s Record—The Moon-Mars Program
The Curiosity Landing: A Worldwide Effort Made it Happen
The President vs. NASA: Curiosity Spells the End of Obama
by Nancy Spannaus and Marsha Freeman
The Strategic Defense of Earth
by Benjamin Deniston
Economics
While Panic Grows, Leading Germans Moot Glass-Steagall
The European banking establishment would like to put off dealing with the euro mess till after the Summer holidays, but the crisis cannot be delayed. Meanwhile, in Germany, a high-level faction is coming out for Glass-Steagall.
Obama’s Green Genocide Destroys Meat Supply: ‘Let Them Eat Biofuels!’
by Marcia Merry Baker
The U.S. and world food supply is now being taken down, as Obama refuses to lift the Federal biofuels requirement.
Midwest Farmers: We Should Not Just Be ‘Waiting for Rain!’
Excerpts from The LaRouche Show Aug. 11, featuring farmers from Nebraska, South Dakota, and Minnesota.
British Empire’s No. 2 Drug Bank Charged with Money-Laundering
by Edward Spannaus
New York State’s top banking regulator struck against London’s Standard Chartered Bank, one of the flagship banks of Britain’s Dope, Inc.
Interview—Rowan Bosworth-Davies: Standard Chartered Bank Shows Need for Glass-Steagall
by Roger Moore
Why the Banks Are Out of Control
by Rowan Bosworth-Davies
International
Obama, Netanyahu Intensify Push for World War III
by Jeffrey Steinberg and Michele Steinberg
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s tightly scripted deployment to Ankara to coordinate the Obama Administration’s war plans against Syria threatens to light a fuse on a wider Mideast war, that could trigger an all-out thermonuclear confrontation with Russia and China.
One Year After Independence: Blair Sinks His Fangs into South Sudan, which Is Struggling To Survive
by Lawrence K. Freeman
The announcement that Tony Blair’s “African Governance Initiative” has become an official advisor to the government of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement, will be the “kiss of death” for the new nation, and also bodes ill for its northern neighbor, Sudan.
National
Will America Survive the Electoral Race to the Bottom?
by Nancy Spannaus
The United States needs a radical shift before the Democratic National Convention Sept. 3, which is now on course to renominate Obama as its Presidential candidate. That nomination, along with that of his putative GOP rival, would lock in this year’s Presidential campaign as a “race to the bottom,” Lyndon LaRouche said.
The Labor of Mankind: Remember President Kennedy
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
LaRouche Democrats Shape Elections in Michigan, Washington State
by Harley Schlanger
The forceful interventions of LaRouche Democrats Bill Roberts (Michigan) and Dave Christie (Washington State), fighting for Obama’s impeachment and revival of Glass-Steagall, had a profound impact in the Aug. 7 primary elections.
Science
The ‘Secret of Fire’: Beyond Sense Perceptions
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Lyndon LaRouche follows his recent report, “The Human Mind: Two Views,” and the July 25 LaRouche PAC Weekly Report (below), with this “extended, summary, print version of the core of the most essential features of that topic,” “‘for the record,’ as if ‘under a single roof.’”
LaRouche PAC Weekly Report: ‘Mankind, The Only Species That Uses Fire’
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr., Jason Ross, and Cody Jones
A transcript of the July 25 LaRouche PAC Weekly Report.
Editorial
Ending a Century of War?
