Volume 18, Number 25, June 28, 1991
Interviews
Dr. A. Rob Moodie
by Marianna Wertz
An Australian member of the Harvard Study Team that recently released a report on the devastation in postwar Iraq, Dr. Moodie is a medical doctor who is working toward a Masters of Public Health degree.
Book Review
Useful Exposé of `Injustice' System, But Weak Solutions
by Nancy Spannaus
Presumed Guilty: When Innocent People Are Wrongly Convicted, by Martin Yant.
Departments
Soviet Economy
by Mark Burdman
Schiller Institute Speaks in Kiev.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Labor Initiatives in Eastern Germany.
Dateline Mexico
by Carlos Méndez
Maquiladora Factories Seen Up Close.
From New Delhi
by Ramtanu Maitra
Congress Party Wins the Vote.
Australia Dossier
by Lydia Cherry
A Leadership Challenge to Hawke.
Panama Report
by Carlos Wesley
Fascism with a “Democratic Face."
Andean Report
by Alfonso Bueno
Caught with His Pants Down?
Editorial
Constitutional Law versus Anarchy.
Investigation
Commission on Allied War Crimes Holds First Hearing
by Katherine Kanter
An international commission formed by former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark met in Brussels to prepare evidence for an International War Crimes Tribunal. “What paid off was the death of Goering, not words denouncing him," said one participant, summing up the mood of the gathering.
Technology Can Ensure a Decent Life for Everyone
Extracts from the Resolution of the Estates General of the Coordination against the Gulf War.
`Strange Supporters for Kurdistan'
Economics
AIDS 'Apocalypse' Subject of Florence Conference
Reports from the Seventh International Conference on AIDS indicate that AIDS infection rate estimates have doubled from a year ago. EIR and Lyndon LaRouche were right, and the “safe sex" lobby was dead wrong.
Mahathir Steps Up South-South Diplomacy
by Lydia Cherry
Financial Crisis Adds to India's Turmoil
by Ramtanu Maitra and Susan Maitra
Currency Rates
Privatization Campaign Sparks Civil-Military Opposition in Brazil
by Silvia Palacios and Lorenzo Carrasco
Documentation: From the editorial of Ombro a Ombro: “The United States is not morally qualified to propose any military accord to us."
Agriculture
by Denise Henderson
“Reforms" Ravage Soviet Farm Sector.
Banking
by John Hoefle
Gonzalez: Fed Runs “Backdoor Bailout."
Business Briefs
Feature
Malthusians Want Even More Deaths in the Third World
by Kathleen Klenetsky
The partisans of zero population growth (for the darker-skinned races, of course—not for themselves) have launched a new offensive, demanding abortion, sterilization, and birth control for the Third World. Their model is Communist China, where the “one child per family" policy means forced sterilization and infanticide.
Zero Growth Lobby Demands More Genocide
The Racist Demographics behind Bush's New World Order
by Hassan Ahmed and Joseph Brewda
A classified portion of the Reagan-Bush Administration's “Discriminate Deterrence" report discussed the “national security threat" of Third World population growth.
U.N., World Bank Used Maoist China as Genocide Model
by Michael Billington
International
Helmut Kohl Warns of New Mideast Wars
by Joseph Brewda
The prime target is the Palestinian people; the fuse is millions of Russian immigrants whom the Israelis plan to settle in the Occupied Territories.
The Colombian Government Illegally Dissolves Congress
A chronology of the narco-terrorist coup, carried out under the banner of “democracy" and with the full support of the Bush Administration.
Bilderberg Society's Secrets Leak Out Despite Tight Security
by Scott Thompson
IMF Wants Argentina To Sacrifice More
by Cynthia R. Rush
Pope Lauds Polish Constitution of 1791
by Rachel Douglas
Schiller Institute in Slovakia
The 1981 Attempt on the Pope: What's Behind the New Polemics?
by Umberto Pascali
Harvard Study Team Member Reports on the Devastation in Postwar Iraq
by Marianna Wertz
An interview with Dr. A. Rob Moodie.
International Intelligence
National
Establishment Seeks Domestic Fascism To Prop Up New Order
by Kathleen Klenetsky
Bush's failure to develop a “domestic agenda" has become the chief focus of establishment criticism. But the agenda the critics have in mind is more austerity and fewer constitutional guarantees.
Documentation: From a speech by Peter G. Peterson on “The Primacy of the Domestic Agenda."
Reagan Admits Aspect of `October Surprise'
by Herbert Quinde
Bush Names Democrat to Moscow Embassy
by Marcia Merry
A Profile of Robert Strauss.
The Imperial Angle in Zach Taylor's Murder
Why the United States Almost Lost Space Station Freedom
by Marsha Freeman
An eleventh-hour mobilization on Capitol Hill and by U.S. allies abroad prevented the elimination of funding for the Space Station, without which any thought of human exploration of the Solar System program is a mere pipe-dream.
Elephants & Donkeys
by Kathleen Klenetsky
The Horsey Set Moves In—Third Party Option?
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones
National News
