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• To Avoid Global Black Death, Obama Must Be Kicked Out Now
  Long before the current Ebola crisis became front-page news, President Obama had committed high crimes and misdemeanors that warranted his impeachment, the most recent being his arrogant refusal to ask Congress for formal authorization—as the U.S. Constitution requires—for war, this time against the Islamic State. But those crimes pale when measured against his blatant lies about the dangers posed by the Ebola epidemic, and his cynical refusal to take the essential steps to shut down the existential threat Ebola poses, not only for own nation, but for all of mankind. An analysis by public health expert Dr. Debra Hanania-Freeman.
  
  • The Empire Wants a New Black Death
    
  • What the U.S. Military Could Bring to Bear in the Ebola Crisis
    Were there a real President occupying the White House, the U.S. would activate the full power of its capabilities to battle the Ebola epidemic. In fact, the U.S. military has expansive medical and logistical capabilities that could be immediately deployed.
    
  • LaRouche's 1974 Task Force Forecasts Global Epidemics
    The findings of a Biological Holocaust Task Force established by Lyndon LaRouche in the Summer of 1974, to investigate the threat of global pandemics.
    
  • Economic Breakdown and Global Pandemics
    An excerpt from the July 1, 1985 EIR Special Report.
    
  • National Defense Against Germ Warfare
    
  • Threat of Pandemics:
    Crash Bio-Defense Initiative Needed
    
  • The Decameron:
    Boccaccio's Tales of the Black Death in Florence
    An excerpt from the Boccaccio's Decameron, 100 tales, as told by ten young people, who have fled to a villa outside the city of Florence, to escape the ravages of the Black Death, in 1348.
    

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International

• Schiller Conference:
  Europe, U.S. Must Join New Silk Road
  350 people gathered in Frankfurt, Germany Oct. 18-19, to join the Schiller Institute under the banner of 'The New Silk Road and China's Lunar Program: Mankind Is the Only Creative Species!,' to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Institute's founding by Helga Zepp-LaRouche, who keynoted the event. Representatives participated from more than a dozen nations, including Germany, France, Italy, Greece, Russia, Ukraine, China, the United States, Iran, India, Serbia, and a number of African states. Speeches from the conference will appear in upcoming issues of EIR.
  
  • Resolution:
    Mankind Is the Only Creative Species!
    
  • Greetings from Academician Titarenko
    
• Xinhua Interviews Helga Zepp-LaRouche
  China's official news agency Xinhua conducted an interview with Zepp-LaRouche, which was published Oct. 15 on its website, under the headline, 'Founder of the Schiller Institute in Germany: 2015 German-China innovation cooperation will lead to a younger generation of innovation.'
  

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