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Sierra Leone's ambassador to the United States discusses how the battle over
natural resources is at the center of the conflict in that nation.
Trying to escape from the trap.
The vice president resurfaces.
Physical economist Richard Freeman proves that the U.S. economy has been
shrinking, at an increasing rate, for the past 30 years. From an address he
delivered to to a May 5 EIR seminar in Washington, D.C.
Schiller Institute founder Helga Zepp-LaRouche's address to a May 5
Washington, D.C. EIR seminar. "Let us use the reconstruction of the
Balkans, as part of the Eurasian Land-Bridge, and the New Bretton Woods System,
to become the fulfillment of all the best hopes America ever stood for."
President Boris Yeltsin's firing of his Prime Minister is an act of madness,
motivated by an attempt to bring Russia back under the bloody rule of the
International Monetary Fund.
A debate on Russia at Columbia University's Harriman Institute.
For the first time in almost 300 years, Scotland seated its own Parliament,
and its allegiance to the Queen is far from total.
The Roman Catholic Pope visits Romania--the first papal visit to an Orthodox
country in almost 1,000 years.
An interview with John Ernest Leight.
Democratic Presidential pre-candidate Lyndon LaRouche has demanded a rapid
and full investigation into the NATO bombing of China's embassy in Belgrade,
and the immediate court-martial of those who were wittingly involved or
culpable in placing the embassy on the target list. Documentation: The
text of Lyndon LaRouche's May 10 statement; statements by the Chinese, UN,
British, and U.S. officials.
An analysis of why U.S. spokesman have been outrightly lying about the
"accidental" nature of the bombing.
Feride Istogu Gillesberg's tour was sponsored by the Schiller Institute.
American political prisoner Michael Billington, currently serving a 77-year
sentence for opposing Vice President Al Gore's backers and sponsors, encourages
Malaysia to persevere against the hypocrites who would lecture them about
"human rights."
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