Volume 28, Number 24, June 22, 2001
Houston: Murderous Underfunding of Infrastructure Killed Flood Victims
by Richard Freeman
Had the proper infrastructure and accompanying policies been in place, it is estimated that one-half to three-quarters of tropical storm Allison’s damage could have been prevented.
Economics
Russia, Japan Widen Scope of Eurasian Development
by Rachel Douglas and Jonathan Tennenbaum
For the first time in 18 years, a delegation of the Japanese Keidanren, the Federation of Economic Organizations, visited Russia.
LaRouche Speaker Again at Moscow Policy Meet
Forces Square Off on Energy Regulation
by Marcia Merry Baker
Malaysia’s Dr. Mahathir Calls for Trade Without National Currencies
by Mike Billington
Business Briefs
Investigation
Time To Take Out the Garbage at FBI, DOJ
by Jeffrey Steinberg
No house-cleaning of the corrupt permanent bureaucracy at the FBI and Department of Justice would be possible, without airing the truth about the railroad prosecution of Lyndon LaRouche.
The Hanssen Case: A Puzzling Enemy Within
by Jeffrey Steinberg
McDade-Murtha Debate Sought an End to DOJ, FBI Tyranny
‘Operation Andrew SpannausCAM’ May Still Be Operational
by Jeffrey Steinberg
DOJ Crimes Aired at 1995 Independent Hearings
The OSI Is Still Targetting Demjanjuk
by Jeffrey Steinberg
International
European Opposition to Bush Grows Stronger During Visit
by Mark Burdman
Intelligent people in both Europe and the United States agree, that this administration is doing possibly irreparable harm to the entire fabric of postwar transatlantic relations.
Aussie Establishment Wild Against LaRouche
by Allen Douglas
‘What’s Gone Rotten in Australia?’
Africa: Powell Talks Peace, Bush Foments War
by Uwe Friesecke
The U.S. Secretary of State’s peace-loving declarations, during his tour of Africa, are exposed as a fraud.
Italy’s New Government Is a House Divided
Surprising Shifts in German Politics
by Rainer Apel
Argentina: Bush’s Friends Jailed; Will Cavallo Be Next
by Cynthia R. Rush
Russians Surprise U.S. at Forum; Say European, Not U.S. Relations Key
by William Jones
International Intelligence
National
KKK-Katie Graham’s Armies of the Night
by Edward Spannaus
The owner of the Washington Post deploys a small army of local officials and activists, mostly African-Americans, to implement her “Negro Removal” project in the nation’s capital.
The Case of James Gibson
by Dennis Speed
LaRouche on Washington Radio: D.C. General Hospital Fight Is Winnable
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Saving D.C. General ‘Is an American Issue’
by Ray Flynn
A radio interview with former Boston Mayor Ray Flynn, and Dr. Abdul Alim Muhammad, leader of the Coalition to Save D.C. General Hospital.
Bush Cronies Plan To Loot Health Care
by Scott Thompson
Mass Support Against Bush League in S.C.
Congressional Closeup
by Carl Osgood
Interviews
Catherine Barrett
A Delegate to the Ohio House of Representatives (D-District 31) reports on the state’s budget crisis.
Dan Davis
President of Local 246 of the Utility Workers Union of America, in Los Alamitos, California, tells how the financial predators are wrecking our power-generating industry.
Strategic Studies
British ‘New Berlin Congress’ Behind Macedonian Civil War
by Umberto Pascali
The threat of an endless escalation of violence is being used to build support for the proposals of Henry Kissinger and Britain’s Lord David Owen, to redraw the map of the Balkans, as the British did in 1878.
The ‘New Colombia of Europe’ Grows in Balkans
by Umberto Pascali
The drug-running Kosovo Liberation Army has high-level backing, by geopoliticians out to use the Balkans as a strategic weapon against Eurasia.
Rapprochement Among Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia
by Alexander Hartmann
In Belgrade, a Way Out of Bloody Warfare
by Elke Fimmen
French and German representatives of the Schiller Institute addressed a seminar on LaRouche’s solution to the global financial crisis.
Croatian Voices Urge Economic Policy Change
by Faris Nanic
Faris Nanic is a civil engineer and journalist in Croatia.
Departments
Editorial
EIR Was Right: No Bush Defense Buildup.
Correction
Mississippi State Rep. Erik Fleming, interviewed in our June 15 issue, is not a former State Senator, and he is the former, not current, chairman of the Hinds County Democratic Party. EIR regrets the inaccuracies.
