Volume 28, Number 19, May 18, 2001
Eurasian Conference Gives the
Alternative to Bush's Insanity
Representatives of 40 nations met to discuss Lyndon LaRouche's proposal for a great, ecumenical Eurasian development project, as the pivot of an intended global economic and moral recovery.
Winning the Ecumenical Battle for the
Common Good
Keynote speech by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Reconstruction After the Financial Crash
Speech by Dr. Sergei Glazyev, chairman of the Economic Policy Committee of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Russia Prepares for the Financial Crash
Speech by Prof. Stanislav Menshikov of the Central Mathematical Economics Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Economics
International Usury Cannibalizes Argentina
Domingo Cavallo, the new Economics Minister, is doing his best to satisfy the globalist financier oligarchy—but still the financial markets are slamming Argentina.
EIR Energy Crisis Update:
Agenda for National Energy Emergency Action
Statistical Fraud Exposed:
Unemployment Explosion Signals
Bottom Falling Out of U.S. Economy
Brazil Slams U.S. on AIDS Program,
Declares Health Care a Universal Right
Alexander Hamilton's Specter Stalks Brazil
Business Briefs
International
Pope Brings `The Common Good'
To Judge Globalization and War
The Pope's ecumenical mission, as expressed in his Mideast tour in May, is a vital complement to Lyndon LaRouche's efforts on behalf of the General Welfare.
Mubarak Organizes Against Bush-Sharon
`Green Light for War' in Mideast
President Bush Takes Aim at Sudan, Africa
`Operation Black Cat' Busts the FARC's
South American Cartel
Drug Mob Escalates Drive for Legalization
Anglo-Americans Target South Africa's Mbeki
Strategic Studies
President Bush's Rearmament Scam:
Goebbels in Bush's Bunker
Lyndon LaRouche responds to President Bush's May 1 rearmament speech.
Departments
Editorial
Argentina's Seineldín, and the Truth.
National
Death Toll Hits Already, in
D.C. Public Hospital Closing
The LaRouche movement and leaders of the Coalition to Save D.C. General Hospital have increased, and internationalized, the pressure on individual members of Congress to act, to save the only public hospital in the nation's capital.
D.C. Control Board's Illegal `Emergency Laws'
We Are Committed To Staying This Battle
A speech by Michael Barch, the ousted chief executive officer of the Public Benefit Corp., which had been established to operate D.C. General Hospital.
Ashcroft's Pay-Per-View Snuff Film
By Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Writing on the Wall for Gore Democrats
The case of Detroit Mayor Dennis Archer.