Volume 22, Number 36, September 8, 1995
Interviews
Dr. Helmut Böttiger
The director of the Böttiger Verlag publishing company in Germany, tells EIR about his court battle with Greenpeace.
Nedzib Sacirbey
by Umberto Pascali
The ambassador of Bosnia-Hercegovina to the United Nations responds to the NATO air raids against Serb targets in Bosnia.
Alexander Yegorov
by Gabriele Liebig and Michael Vitt
The economist, publicist, and commentator with the Teleradiocompany of Belarus ran, as a candidate for the Parliament of Belarus in the last elections. He is close to the opposition Agrarian Party.
Departments
Report from Rio
by Lorenzo Carrasco Bazúa
Internal Debt: The Circus Is Afire.
Andean Report
by Luis Vásquez Medina
No Stopping Peru’s Year-End Crisis.
Editorial
On Current History.
Science and Technology
The DDT Ban: Ecologism as a Weapon of Mass Destruction
by Marjorie Mazel Hecht
Before the use of DDT, in India alone, 2.5 million died of malaria each year. After its introduction, deaths dropped to 1,000. A report on the hoax that banned this life-saver.
What the Scientists Say About DDT
DDT, DDE, and Population Increase
by Thomas H. Jukes, Ph.D.
The latest DDT scare story, that its metabolite, DDE, causes emasculation, is ridiculous and unsubstantiated. Thomas Jukes is a professor of biophysics in the Department of Integrative Biology at the University of California at Berkeley.
National Economy
Paradoxes of Belarus in the Post-Soviet Era
by Konstantin Cheremnykh
Konstantin Cheremnykh visited Minsk as part of a delegation sponsored by the Schiller Institute and EIR, and found a nation surprisingly resistant to the depredations that the “free market” reforms have brought to other former Soviet republics, and eager for economic relations with Russia. His report explores historical and cultural reasons for the difference.
We Must Turn Around Production Collapse
by Gabriele Liebig and Michael Vitt
An interview with Belorussian economist and political candidate Alexander Yegorov.
Economics
UN Says Food Shortage Caused by ‘Too Many People’
by Marcia Merry Baker
The UN’s draft “Quebec Declaration” on world food security ignores the reality that the big-money cartels are hoarding scarce food stocks.
Currency Rates
Another Rescue Plan Offered for Mexico’s Insolvent Banks
by Carlos Cota Meza
The Debtors Assistance Accord (ADE) announced in late August by the Mexican government, is precisely the opposite of what needs to be done.
Mexican Congress Receives Draft Bill on ‘Life after the Death of the IMF’
by Carlos Wesley
The bill came out of the Second National Forum held in Mexico City on Aug. 18-19, a conference of producers’ organizations and the Ibero-American Solidarity Movement.
‘Report on Manufactures’ Is Published in Brazil
Business Briefs
Feature
Permindex Revisited: British Threaten Clinton and Chirac
by Mark Burdman
Both the U.S. President and his French colleague are getting explicit death threats from “environmentalist” operatives, acting under the command of the World Wide Fund for Nature.
British Royals Go Berserk over LaRouche
Permindex Oversaw Assassination of Kennedy, Attempts on de Gaulle
by Joseph Brewda
WWF Leads ‘Chainsaw Demonstration’ against President Clinton
by Roger Maduro
The Pernicious Influence of Greenpeace in Germany
Eco-Terrorist Murder Spree Marked 1977
by Jeffrey Steinberg
International
U.S.-French Alliance Makes Air Strikes Possible
by Edward Spannaus and Mark Burdman
Lyndon LaRouche said that Clinton “has applied regular warfare techniques, aerospace-style, to a domain in which irregular warfare, or limited warfare, run by the British, the UN, and the Serbs, was killing a lot of people.”
Juppé Ousts French Finance Minister, Thatcherite Alain Madelin
by Christine Bierre
Brain’s ‘Raves’ Create Scandal in England
by Mark Burdman
Fourth World Conference On Women: British Seek To Ruin U.S.-China and U.S.-Vatican Relations
by Marianna Wertz
Don’t Be a Pawn for London’s Genocidal Games against Nigeria
by Linda de Hoyos and Lydia Cherry
Baroness Chalker’s Minions Are Plunging East Africa into War
by Linda de Hoyos
Castroite Leftists and ‘Conservative Revolutionaries’ Unite against Caldera
by David Ramonet
Peña Esculsa Refutes Uslar Pietri on Chile
Samper Exonerated by Cali Cartel Partner
by Javier Almario
Philip Morris Case: Free Trade Is Organized Crime
by Roger Moore
International Intelligence
National
Clinton’s Would-Be Rivals: A Squalid Scene
by Webster G. Tarpley and Carl Osgood
Apart from Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole, the level of GOP and potentially “independent” hopefuls ranges from incompetence to outright fascism.
The Hypocrisy of Newt’s ‘Death to Pushers’ Rap
by Joyce Fredman
FBI, DOJ Misconduct Shown in Weaver Case
by Edward Spannaus
National News
