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LaRouche Emergency Address:
TransPacific Alliance Can Re-Launch Bankrupt Economy
Lyndon LaRouche's response, in a webcast Sept. 30, to the 'Russian surprise'—the announcement that Vladimir Putin would stand for election as President, and that the London-controlled Finance Minister Kudrin was out on his ears. Given the current, immiment collapse of the global economy, an orientation toward the trans-Pacific region is now in order, said LaRouche, combined with the immediate removal of Obama from office. This will clear the way for the reinstatement of GlassSteagall, and adoption of a credit system, as elaborated in the discussion with members of the LPAC Basement Team that followed.
A Status Report:
Russia and China: Develop the Far East
Based on an LPAC-TV presentation of Sept. 30, Michelle Fuchs of the Basement Team reviews some of the major projects underway in Eurasia.
- China Takes Step Toward Permanent Space Station
- Arctic Conference:
  'Territory of Dialogue'

An Impeachable Offense:
Obama's Summary Execution of U.S. Citizen Anwar al-Awlaki
As more details emerge about the extra-Constitutional execution of a U.S. citizen, Anwar al-Awlaki, and the death of a second American, Samir Khan, by a CIA drone attack in Yemen on Sept. 30, the urgent issue of President Obama's impeachment takes center stage.
Campaign for NAWAPA Hits Pennsylvania
A breakthrough LaRouchePAC Town Hall Meeting was held on Sept. 24, just north of Valley Forge in Pennsylvania, featuring two LaRouche Congressional candidates.

Why London Finds Argentina 'Odious'
The British Empire has never forgiven Argentina for unilaterally defaulting on its debt in December 2001, imposing a 75% 'haircut' on the vulture fund bondholders that had been looting the country for decades—and for achieving record economic growth after that. To London's terror, the word 'Argentina' is now on the lips of everyone in Greece.
- Documentation:
  Fernández: Argentina's Best Fuel Is Its People
- Argentina:
  There Is Life After Default
  A brief history of Argentina's courageous—and successful— resistance against the IMF/ World Bank hit men.
LaRouche's Seven Necessary Steps:
Step Five: National Mobilization for the Construction of NAWAPA
The original plans for NAWAPA were developed alongside those for the space program and for civilian nuclear power, into the years of the aborted Kennedy Administration.
- Small Projects Won't Work

German Bundestag Betrays Nation:
Ignoramuses Plan for Weeks; Russia, China for a Century
When the German parliament voted up the expansion of the EFSF euro bailout facility, few had even a vague idea of the actual sums involved, writes Helga Zepp-LaRouche. But while Europe is heading deeper into hyperinflation, Russia and China are paving the way for real economic expansion.
Interview: Dr. Ghada Karmi:
Is Palestine's UN Bid the Final Chance for a 'Two-State Solution'?
'I have earnestly sought to persuade the international community that there really is no way forward,' for the Israel-Palestine conflict, Dr. Karmi told EIR, 'unless we return the people of Palestine who were expelled, to live together with the current community in Israel, and the two of them to share the land. . . .'

Astronauts Ask Congress:
Does America Want a Real Space Program, or Not?
Testimony by America's veteran Apollo astronauts Neil Armstrong and Gene Cernan Sept. 22 to a House committee, confronted members of Congress, by contrasting the 'can-do' leadership of President Kennedy, to the 'been there, done that' attitude of the Obama White House. Nothing less than the future of the U.S.A., and its upcoming generations, is at stake.
Documentation:
'Shoot for the Moon; Even if You Miss, You'll Land Among the Stars.'