Volume 17, Number 46, November 30, 1990
Interviews
Francisco Chona
by Javier Almario
The former head of Colombia’s national oil company Ecopetrol describes how the friends of Dope, Inc. sabotaged his plan for oil independence.
Prof. Giovanni Moreno and Dr. Bianca Meichiorri Olivo
by Evanthia Frangou
Two Italian physicists discuss their evidence that the “ozone hole” is a result of the solar wind, and not human-caused emissions.
Science & Technology
There Will Be No Climatic Catastrophe
by Ralf Schauerhammer
The German author of Sackgasse Okostaat (The Dead-end Ecological State) systematically refutes the arguments of the “greenhouse effect” hoaxsters, who base their theories on psychosis instead of scientific method.
The Ozone Hole Could Be Caused by Solar Wind, Not by Human Activity
by Evanthia Frangou
Mount Erebus Source of Chlorine in Antarctica
by Rogelio A. Maduro
Music
The Mozart Jewel Goes to Auction
by David Shavin
The recently discovered manuscripts of Mozart’s C minor Fantasy and Sonata sold for $1.7 million, but their value for gaining insight into the composer’s mind is far, far greater.
Investigation
Make Ariel Sharon Answer to Charges of Genocide!
by Joseph Brewda
Israeli warlord and Housing Minister Ariel Sharon, must be immediately investigated by the United Nations for his role in working with Anglo-American interests to foment a regional war. A dossier by Joseph Brewda on Sharon and the Anglo-Soviet intelligence networks which make him tick.
Departments
Dateline Mexico
by Carlos Cota Meza
Mexican Industry: Going, Going, Gone.
Report from Rio
by Silvia Palacios
Drug Trade Heightens Threat to Amazon.
Andean Report
by Andrea Olivieri
Colombian Military Hits FARC Haven.
Editorial
Food for Peace or Food as a Weapon.
Economics
Kissinger Food Weapon Aimed at Soviets, Europe
by Christopher White
The Anglo-American Establishment is telling other nations: “Either you support our Mideast war, or starve.”
Bringing Italy into the New Europe
by Giuliana Sammartino
The Good News of China’s Census
by Mary McCourt Burdman
New Pakistan Rulers Caught in IMF Vise
by Susan Maitra and Ramtanu Maitra
Philippines Budgets 40% for Debt Service
by Lydia Cherry
Will Colombia’s Oil Wealth Go for Development, or for Debt?
by Javier Almario
‘Colombia’s Government Is Being Manipulated by the Multis’
by Javier Almario
Interview with Francisco Chona, former head of the state oil firm Ecopetrol.
Currency Rates
Business Bankruptcies Swell in Ibero-America
by Mark Sonnenblick
Argentines Fed Up with Nation’s Decay
by Cynthia R. Rush
Agriculture
by Marcia Merry
European Farmers Defend Production.
Banking
by John Hoefle
The Consolidation Begins.
Business Briefs
Feature
‘Gorbymania’: Will the West Wake Up in Time?
by Gen. Paul Albert Scherer (ret.)
Nothing could be more strategically dangerous than for people in the West to cling to the delusion that Mikhail Gorbachov is an enlightened ruler committed to bringing Western values into the Soviet empire, argues former West German military intelligence chief Gen. Paul-Albert Scherer. Gorbachov is doomed to fail because he represents a failed system which is incapable of reforming itself. General Scherer traces 15 steps in the empire’s collapse.
General Scherer, Friend of the United States
International
Europeans Slow Pace to War, But Not Enough
by Carol White and Rainer Apel
Pretty much everyone in Europe wants negotiations, not war, with Iraq—everyone, that is, except Britain’s “Iron Lady.” Will her departure convince Bush to eat his broccoli?
European Role in Thatcher’s Demise
by Mark Burdman
Helga Zepp-LaRouche Pushes for Seat in German Parliament
by John Sigerson
Soviet Reforms Seek To Stop ‘Dissolution’
by Konstantin George
Guatemala Elections Help ‘Dope, Inc.’
by Dennis Small
Changing Dimensions in Indian Politics
by Susan Maitra and Ramtanu Maitra
India’s two postwar political experiments have failed, and with no third one in sight, India is descending into chaos.
Moscow Signals that LaRouche Is Once Again a Hot Topic
by Scott Thompson
Kenneth de Courcy, a “go-between” in the railroading of LaRouche, is identified by Moscow as one of their own.
International Intelligence
National
Why Bush Is Terrified of a Real Noriega Defense
by Robyn Quijano
If the majority of Americans ever got the real story of the Panama invasion and why Bush ordered the massacre of 4,000 Panamanian civilians, the U.S. President would be sitting in jail right now, instead of General Noriega.
Exposé of Black Slavery in Kuwait Fuels Opposition to War Drive
by Kathleen Klenetsky
National News
