Volume 24, Number 28, July 4, 1997
Departments
Report from Rio
by Lorenzo Carrasco
Cardoso bets his nation at the casino.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
It can be done, but must be done now.
Australia Dossier
by Allen Douglas
High Court rips Constitution.
From New Delhi
by Ramtanu Maitra
A small step forward.
Editorial
Ecology today: worse than Hitler.
Strategy
‘Not by marketplace alone!’
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Michael Novak, Calvinist? Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. evaluates the strategic issues referenced by Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger’s recent statement on the World Council of Churches and certain Protestant cults. “The statement is not merely factually accurate,” LaRouche writes, “but addresses a matter of highest strategic concern.”
Ratzinger:World Council of Churches aids subversives
Economics
Russia’s borrowing binge may not buy social peace
by Rachel Douglas
While one Russian central bank representative compared Russia to a “vacuum cleaner, sucking up all available resources on the market,” the country itself is being pulled downward into a maelstrom.
The deformation of the structure of industrial employment in Russia
by Stalina M. Belozerova
A report by Stalina Belozerova of the Russian Academy of Sciences to a Moscow seminar of the Schiller Institute of Science and Culture.
Currency Rates
Rees-Mogg echoes EIR on Tony Blair as a new Ramsay MacDonald
by Mark Burdman
China builds transport system for the future, looks for cooperation
by Jonathan Tennenbaum
A German-Chinese seminar on transport and logistics, in Munich, provided important insights into China’s development programs, and pointed toward the kind of longterm cooperation between industrial and developing countries, needed to get out of the economic depression.
Asia gears up for space exploration
by Marsha Freeman
Business Briefs
Feature
Jospin stuns London by defense of the nation-state
by Christine Bierre
France’s new Prime Minister Lionel Jospin is standing up to the Maastricht monetarists, especially his fellow socialist Britain’s Tony Blair, and overthrowing the anti-nation-state rampage of his socialist predecessor François Mitterrand—including Mitterrand’s Entente Cordiale with Margaret Thatcher.
Economists denounce ‘monetarist’ EMU
by Mary Burdman
The economic fraud of the European Monetary Union has been called by 331 European economists from 14 nations, who have signed an open letter to heads of state.
International
London uses food weapon to starve out North Korea
by Kathy Wolfe
With 24 million North Koreans facing imminent starvation, the cold-blooded geo-strategists from London, and their Pentagon and State Department co-thinkers, are blocking anything but token “humanitarian aid.”
Mexico’s Cárdenas is as fascist as the IMF
by Carlos Cota Meza
This candidate for Mexico City mayor is swiftly becoming known as the “Kabila of Mexico.”
London marcher lords prepare final solution for Burundi
by Linda de Hoyos
London’s plan for destroying Africa
by Linda de Hoyos
Linda de Hoyos addresses a June 18 EIR seminar in Washington, D.C.
Pope John Paul II brings message of inspiration to his native Poland
Excerpts from his speeches and homilies during his ten-day visit, where he confronted the social dislocation that plagues the former Communist countries.
An Armenian view of Iran’s transformation
by Haik Babookhanian
An eyewitness report by newspaper editor Haik Babookhanian.
British launch new phase of their attack against the Italian nation
by Claudio Celani
On the model of the Basque ETA, Italy’s Liga Veneta-Lega Nord separatists may be the “legal” cover for armed terrorists, which bears the trademark “made in London.”
International Intelligence
National
Denver ‘Summit of Eight’: a Mad Hatter’s tea party
by William Jones and Jeffrey Steinberg
The Summit of the Eight leaders accomplished nothing, in the face of a rapidly crumbling financial system.
GOP fractures over Gingrich’s leadership
by Carl Osgood
The neo-cons are “losing it” and blaming it all on Newt.
Christian pharisees target China, Sudan
The very “Project Democracy” gang that overthrew countries in the 1980s is now operating under a new cover—stopping “religious persecution.”
Congressional Closeup
by Carl Osgood
National News
