Volume 28, Number 11, March 16, 2001
LaRouche in Berlin Offers Policy for Worldwide Recovery
The last time Lyndon LaRouche made a public appearance in Berlin, on Oct. 12, 1988, his remarks concerning the perspective for German reunification, and the re-establishment of Berlin as its undivided capital, sounded a prophetic note. Just over one year later, the communist system came crumbling down, and German reunification was a reality soon thereafter. LaRouche was welcomed again in Berlin, on March 5, to keynote an EIR seminar, this time addressing the perspectives for recovery from the ongoing worldwide financial and monetary breakdown crisis. The conference centered on the theme, "America: From Economic Miracle to Nightmare: How To Overcome the Financial and Economic Crisis."
Dr. Kurt Richebächer:
Today's U.S. Economy: `After Us, the Deluge'
Dr. Nino Galloni:
Globalization and Labor Power
Tatyana Koryagina:
Current Condition of the Russian Economy
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.:
The FDR Economic Recovery:
Precedent and Practice
Jacques Cheminade:
Europe's Task in Creating a New Bretton Woods
Economics
Demands Grow for Federal Action for
Electricity Price Caps, Ending Speculation
EIR Energy Crisis Update: Agenda for National Energy Emergency Action.
Bush Blitzkrieg Rolls Over Congress
LaRouche Takes On Project Democracy
at Public Accountants' Forum in Peru
Will Terrorist Abimael Guzmán Wind Up Ruling Peru?
International
Daniel in the Lions' Den: Kim Dae-jung Visits Bush
The South Korean President's visit to Washington was an effort to explain his "Sunshine Policy" of opening to North Korea. But his wise words fell on deaf ears.
Israel's Sharon Forms Government:
Waiting for the War To Begin
Bad Omens for Britannia: The Fates Gang Up
Kashmir Solution: Now, More than Ever
Afghanistan: A Terrible Crime, But Take a Careful Look
Malaysia's Dr. Mahathir at Boao:
Calls for International Infrastructure Program
French `Elites' Lack Courage To Face Crash
An interview with Jacques Cheminade.
Macedonia: Is the Big Balkans War Coming?
National
Fight To Save D.C. Hospital From Trent Lott's Executioners
The D.C. protests, led by the LaRouche political movement, have sparked a global fight against Nazi economics and in defense of the general welfare.
Alleged Racketeers in D.C. General Takeover
School Shooting Confirms
LaRouche Warnings About the `New Violence'
The Major Omissions in Hitchens's Indictment of Henry Kissinger
GOP Plans Worse Than `Contract on America'
Book Reviews
Some Reflections on the Controversial Mr. Finklestein
The Holocaust Industry: Reflections on the Exploitation of Jewish Suffering, by Norman G. Finklestein.
The Learned Academic Meets the Scientific Musician
Johann Sebastian Bach: The Learned Musician, by Christoph Wolff.
Interviews
Jacques Cheminade
Jacques Cheminade, president of the Solidarity and Progress political group, is campaigning to become President of France in the elections scheduled for 2002. He has been a decades-long collaborator of Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.