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Volume 25, Number 37, September 18, 1998InterviewsLance CorcoranThe vice president of the California Correctional Peace Officers Association details the fight against prison privatization. BooksA useful, but flawed, attack on globalizationFalse Dawn: The Delusions of Global Capitalism, by John Gray. DepartmentsEditorialPresident has mandate to clean out the traitors. EconomicsLaRouche tells Japan: Impose capital controls, nowThe derivatives quake is beginning to hit Japan. In a memo to Japanese leaders, LaRouche has urged that they follow Malaysia's lead. Mahathir: Non-aligned must defend themselvesFrom the speech of Malaysian Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir bin Mohamad to the summit of the Non-Aligned Movement in Durban, South Africa. Business BriefsFeatureThe death-agony of OlympusLyndon LaRouche addresses himself to the question that both "leading political strata" and "also growing numbers of U.S. citizens generally, are responding to the most recent turns in the global financial crisis, by saying, in effect, `Doctor, tell me: what is happening inside my head?'. . . "The relevant, crucial point of competent qualities of strategic thinking, is, that, while the physical survival of cultures depends upon society's physical interaction with the universe around it, the question, whether a society will choose a successful form of radically new interaction, or not, is not an objective, but a subjective question. That is the issue which must become the center of attention for any crisis-ridden culture, faced with a breakdown in its previously established mode of survival." InternationalRussia gets new government, but has little timeAlthough President Yeltsin's nomination of Yevgeni Primakov as the new Premier drew Russia back from the brink of political chaos, there is precious little breathing space in which to achieve economic and social stability, and build a new economic policy. Documentation: Chernomyrdin-Soros plan: surrender of sovereignty; Glazyev: "The price of incompetence." Primakov says problem was `IMF requests'The German election campaign heats up, as the Russian crisis worsensConference Report: LaRouche presents challenge of leadership to citizen activistsA report on the International Caucus of Labor Committees/Schiller Institute Labor Day conference, on the theme: "Last Chance for Global Civilization: Now--Or Never in Your Lifetime." LaRouche: We must provide leadershipLyndon LaRouche's conference address, "To Win the World War, We Must Transform the Soul of President Clinton and the U.S. Population." Call for a union of sovereign nation-statesOn the military conflict in the Great Lakes Region of AfricaA statement by former Uganda President Godfrey Lukongwa Binaisa, chairman of the African Civil Rights Movement. Iran, one year afterA year since she visited Iran, Muriel Mirak-Weissbach analyzes the challenges that Iran faces, and the changes under way, since the election of President Seyyed Mohammad Khatami. Political tug-of-war: the Karbaschi caseInternational IntelligenceNationalLaRouche rebukes `deviant Dems' who attack ClintonThis "shameless, insurrectionary anti-constitutional behavior" of the so-called New Democrats is likened to a Klan lynch-mob. Americans to save the PresidencyThe statement, now being circulated nationally for endorsement, of an ad hoc group of citizens and legislators. Brits target Clinton with `well-aimed shot'British intelligence's Ambrose Evans-Pritchard boasts of his role in the assault on the Presidency. We want to drive a stake through the heart of prison privatizationAn interview with Lance Corcoran. Congressional Closeup |
