Volume 18, Number 49, December 20, 1991
Interviews
Prof. Franjo Zenko
by Gabriele Liebig
The chairman of the great council of the Croatian Social Liberal Party discusses Serbia’s real war aims.
Jean-Jacques Honorat
by Dana S. Scanlon and Carlos Wesley
Haiti’s prime minister, a prominent human rights activist for 40 years and a professor of law and human rights, was named to head the current government after the ouster of the maniacal President, Jean-Bertrand Aristide.
Jurij Darewych
by Irene Beaudry
The co-producer of the documentary film “Harvest of Despair,” on the 1932-33 famine in Ukraine caused deliberately by Stalin, evaluates the prospects for his nation.
John Cooley
by William Jones
An ABC News reporter and author of Payback-America’s Long War in the Middle East, Mr. Cooley has covered the Middle East and North Africa since 1957.
Book Reviews
Art Books Make Good Holiday Gifts, But Don’t Neglect the Art Museums
by Nora Hamerman
Paintings from the Frick Collection, by Charles Ryskamp, Bernice Davidson, Edgar Munhall, and Nadia Tscherny; Fifty Old Master Paintings from the Walters Art Gallery, by Eric M. Zafran; Resplendence of the Spanish Monarchy: Renaissance Tapestries and Armor from the Patrimonio Nacional, by Antonio Domínguez Ortiz, Concha Herrera Carretero, and José A. Godoy; Greek Sculpture, by Andrew Stewart; and Zurbarán, by Jonathan Brown.
Departments
Dateline Mexico
by Carlos Cota Meza
Bush and Salinas Share Destinies.
Report from Rio
by Silvia Palacios
Malthusian Lobby Counterattacks.
Andean Report
by Andrea Olivieri
An Ex-President Whose Time Is Up.
Letters to the Editor
Editorial
The U.S. Economy Can Recover.
Strategic Studies
Zepp-LaRouche: A Moral Basis for Grand Strategy
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
Schiller Institute founder Helga Zepp-LaRouche addresses the institute’s conference in Berlin. If western Europe thinks it can be an island of prosperity, while taking from the rest of the world its means of subsistence by means of “shock therapy” and IMF austerity, it had better think twice. On the agenda now is to replace the bankrupt Bretton Woods system with a new, just world economic order.
Speakers at the Berlin Conference
The Struggle for Freedom in China
Speech by Ni Yuxian, a longtime fighter for democracy in the People’s Republic of China.
Economics
McNamara Evokes ‘Massive Effort’ To Cut Population
by Marcia Merry
The man known as Robert “Body Count” McNamara during the Vietnam War days, is at it again, targeting Third World populations for elimination-under the polite U.N. rubrics of “family planning” and “development.”
Brazil and Argentina Prepare To Surrender to Technological Apartheid
by Alberto Sabato
Documentation: From a speech by Brazilian Deputy Mauro Borges, denouncing the “safeguards” of the International Atomic Energy Agency as a new form of colonialism.
Japan Protects Its Internal Food Supply
by Kathy Wolfe
China Economy Fuels Social Explosion
by Michael Billington
Currency Rates
Ibero-America Becoming a Drug Money-Laundering Center
by José Carlos Méndez
Transportation
by Anthony K. Wikrent
Highway Bill: A Road to Nowhere.
Banking
by John Hoefle
Bankers Fear “Systemic” Crisis.
Business Briefs
Feature
Virginia: A Case Study in Judicial Barbarism
by Anita Gallagher and Paul Gallagher
While Washington selectively decries “human rights violations” abroad—including where they don’t exist—the American prison system has become the largest gulag in the free world. At the head of the march back to the Dark Ages is the Commonwealth of Virginia, where 45% of the inmates on death row are black, and where associates of Lyndon LaRouche have been given prison sentences averaging 41 years, and as high as 77 hears, for the “crime” of political organizing. A report by Anita Gallagher and Paul Gallagher, two of those so convicted.
U.N. Conventions Also Torn Up
International
Economic Policy Will Make or Break New Commonwealth
by Konstantin George
With the formation of the new Community of Independent States, headquartered in Minsk, there is no possibility for reviving “Moscow Center.” But the critical issue of economic policy, which will determine the success or failure of the new experiment, remains to be solved.
Serbia’s Unadmitted War Aims in Croatia
by Gabriele Liebig
An interview with Prof. Franjo Zenko.
‘We Will Not Kneel Down to Any Imposition Coming from Abroad’
by Carlos Wesley and Dana S. Scanlon
An interview with Jean-Jacques Honorat.
Haitian Leaders Charge U.S. Embargo Is Genocide
by Carlos Wesley
History Shows that Ukraine Will Not Be Deterred from Independence
by Irene Beaudry
An interview with Jurij Darewych.
LaRouche Program Publicized in Russian Newspaper
by Rachel Douglas
Leibler Woos Asians for Anglo-Americans
by Lydia Cherry
The Australian number-two official in the World Jewish Congress is trying “shuttle diplomacy,” Henry Kissinger-style.
Visit to India by Nepal’s Prime Minister Throws Beijing Off Guard
by Susan Maitra and Ramtanu Maitra
International Intelligence
National
Schiller Institute Calls on U.S. To Back Croatia
by Paul Gallagher
Meeting in Arlington, Virginia, 250 participants from around the world heard Lyndon LaRouche relate the butchery against Croatia to U.S. support for British economic and strategic policies.
Budget Cutters Pit Poor vs. Taxpayers
by H. Graham Lowry
Australian Newsletter Asks, ‘Is George Bush honorable?’
Inside News releases, for the first time anywhere, documents provided by Australian and U.S. law enforcement sources, alleging that Bush personally attended sodomy and child sex parties organized by Nebraska GOP fundraiser Larry King. Incredible? Read on.
LaRouche Commemorates Pearl Harbor Day
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
The U.S. Is Being Repaid for Its Mistakes in the Mideast
by William Jones
An interview with John Cooley.
National News
