Volume 18, Number 24, June 21, 1991
Interviews
Dr. Giuliano Preparata
by Evanthia Frangou
A theoretical physicist from the University of Milan, who spent a semester last year at the National Cold Fusion Institute at the University of Utah, discusses the cold fusion results.
Book Reviews
Why William Shakespeare Is Not Politically Correct
by Michael Minnicino
Reinventing Shakespeare: A Cultural History from the Restoration to the Present, by Gary Taylor.
Sacred Art: What the West Owes the East
by Nora Hamerman and Warren J. Hamerman
Transfiguration: Introduction to the Contemplation of Icons, by Maria Giovanna Muzj.
Departments
Report from Rio
by Silvia Palacios
“The Issue Is Oil.”
Dateline Mexico
by Carlos Cota Meza
“Quo Vadis,” Girolamo?
Africa Report
by Jacques Cheminade
Good Luck to Sid Ahmed Ghozali.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
What Kind of Post-Communist Europe?
Editorial
Man in Space.
Science & Technology
Cold Fusion Debate Points to New Approach to Physics
by Carol White
Some implications of the new theories that are emerging from the experimental work on cold fusion, including suggestions from Lyndon LaRouche.
Coherent Self-Organization in Cold Fusion
by Evanthia Frangou
An interview with Dr. Giuliano Preparata.
How H20 Molecules Can ‘Communicate’
by Dr. Giuliano Preparata
Economics
GATT: the Real Agenda of the Group of Seven
by Carol White
All the hoopla about whether Gorbachov will attend the summit is just a ruse to cover for the real policy goal of the Anglo-Americans: destruction of European food production.
Friedrich List: The Economist of Industrial Capitalism
by Paolo Raimondi
EIR’s Raimondi addresses a meeting in Czechoslovakia on Lyndon LaRouche’s “Productive Triangle” proposal, and the alternative to flea market economics.
Currency Rates
Ministers Samper and Hommes Promote Narco-Economics in Colombia
by Javier Almario
Mexico Becoming a World Paradise for Financial Speculation and Fraud
by Carlos Cota Meza and Dennis Small
After Yeltsin Wins, the Real Race Is On
by Konstantin George
Banking
by John Hoefle
Bailing Out the 1992 Election.
Agriculture
by Marcia Merry
Farm Milk Prices Plunge.
Business Briefs
Feature
A Plan To Create New Water Supplies for North America
by Marcia Merry
The water resources we have are not fixed by nature, but depend on man’s technological intervention. The water crisis the United States is now facing is the result of the failure to develop and apply that technology. The first in a series on reversing the physical collapse of the U.S. economy.
Projected Water Requirements for the U.S. Are Drastically Underrated
by Christopher White
For the first time in 100 years, per capita water withdrawals from streamflow and ground water have declined. This is not the result of drought, but of the collapse into a “post-industrial society.” Christopher White presents the results of an EIR study.
LaRouche’s Campaign for Water Technology
The ‘Nuclear Option’ for Electricity and Water
The Nawapa Plan To ‘Green’ the Deserts
by Marcia Merry
International
Narco-Terrorist Coup in Colombia Made in Washington
by Andrea Olivieri
President Gaviria has dissolved the National Congress and overthrown the constitutional government, in another “victory” for George Bush’s new world order.
In Poland, Pope Pleads for Innocent Life, Brotherhood among Nationalities
Another Reality—Why Don’t We Hear about What Is Happening in Iraq?
by John Pilger
This article first appeared in Britain’s The New Statesman.
Urgent Appeal on the Oppression of the Palestinians in Kuwait
A document issued by the Palestinian Human Rights Committee.
Bilderbergers Hold Top-Secret Meeting
by Scott Thompson
OAS Meeting Adopts ‘Body Count’ McNamara’s Strategic Ravings
by Gretchen Small
The so-called Commitment of Santiago, hailed as a momentous step toward “democracy” in the Americas, in fact established the mechanisms for supranational military intervention against any government that dares break from free trade looting schemes.
U.S. State Department Targets Sudan
by Joseph Brewda
Israeli Lobby Activated in India
by Linda de Hoyos
International Intelligence
National
Financial Dictatorships Spread over U.S. Cities
by H. Graham Lowry and Stephen Parsons
With the official bankruptcy of the city of Bridgeport, Connecticut, the handwriting on the wall has reached the dimensions of a giant billboard. Will political leaders draw the right conclusions before it is too late?
Effort Launched in U.S. To Save Iraqi Children
by Anita Gallagher
Thornburgh Senate Bid Upset by Court Ruling
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones
National News
