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"Politics by other means."
That George Bush problem.
Ecuador can't pay its Brady Bond debt; Ukraine and the Russian region of
Nizhni Novgorod are near default; South Korea's Hyundai conglomerate has no
money for its foreign creditors; Rio de Janeiro can't pay its debt to the
Brazilian federal government--in short, the "economic boom" has gone bust, and
mass strikes and revolts are breaking out around the world.
The selective capital controls imposed on Sept. 1, 1998 saved Malaysia from
seeking assistance from the International Monetary Fund--at the price of
destroying the national economy. Documentation: Greetings to Malaysia
from Chinese President Jiang Zemin; Prime Minister Mahathir's National Day
message; and Malaysia's Bernama news service covers Lyndon LaRouche's call for
an international class action suit against the IMF.
Between the "shock therapy" experiments carried out by the International
Monetary Fund, and the Balkans war, the physical economies of the region have
been devastated.
The British-American-Commonwealth's drive to break up Russia and
nation-states throughout the Caucasus, Central Asia, and Asia, and to get its
hands on the raw material wealth of the region, is fraught with the potential
to trigger World War III. Only fools will protest that this is an exaggeration.
By Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Some of the behind-the-scenes British geopolitical strategists and
operatives, who invented the mad policy of NATO expansion into the Caucasus and
Central Asia, and are pursuing its implementation.
"One could characterize . . . U.S. policy toward Latin America in
many of the previous decades as one based on ignorance and arrogance--a little
healthy dose of both of them," said Clinton's anti-drug adviser, who is trying
to stop terrorist narco-traffickers, such as Colombia's FARC, from supplanting
sovereign governments.
An interview with Colombia's Gen. Harold Bedoya Pizarro (ret.), broadcast on
Aug. 22 on the program "Specials on America," Channel 4 America Television, in
Lima, Peru.
With rumors flying that Boris Yeltsin will resign soon, rash actions on the
part of the Yeltsin clan cannot be ruled out. Documentation: Economist
Sergei Glazyev drafts a program for Zyuganov's electoral slate.
President George Bush, in league with his "English nanny," Margaret
Thatcher, bears far greater responsibility for the destruction, looting, and
criminalization of Russia, than anyone in the Clinton administration.
Documentation: French analyst Jacques Sapir attacks the IMF's policies
that destroyed Russia, in an article in the Paris daily Le Monde.
By Lyndon LaRouche.
In 1964, Senator Gore first tried to render the Civil Rights Act impotent.
When that effort failed, he voted against the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
In truth, the record of the Gore clan on civil rights issues reads more like a
criminal's "rap sheet."
The only way to be sure that the cover-up of the Waco massacre is finally
over, is when DOJ career official Mark Richard is at the witness table, being
interrogated about his role in setting up not only Waco, but other
abuses--including the case of Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
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