Volume 28, Number 22, June 8, 2001
`Southern Flank' in Mexico Against
Bush's Energy Cartel
From the United States, to Mexico, to Brazil, to Armenia, to the Philippines—all around the world—resistance is mounting to the energy pirates, the backers of President George W. Bush.
LaRouche on Mexican Radio:
Will-Power Needed for Recovery Program
Fight Escalates Against Bush Energy Corruption
Brazilian Senate Commission Hears
EIR on Destruction by Foreign-Run NGOs
EIR's Carrasco Briefs Brazilian Senate
Philippines Patriots Battle Against
Piratization of Their Energy System
AES Gets Run Out of Yerevan
EIR Energy Crisis Update:
Agenda for National Energy Emergency Action
Economics
The `Survivors Club' Is Building New Silk Road
The group of Eurasian nations dubbed the "Survivors Club" by Lyndon LaRouche in 1998, is ever more aware of the urgency of expanding cooperation in order to counter the confrontationism of the disastrous George W. Bush Administration.
Momentum Grows for the Eurasian Corridors
Berlin Bank Going, City Faces Collapse
D.C. General and Berlin's Moabit:
A Tale of Two Hospitals
Feature
Attempt To Break Up Indonesia:
British Policy of 40 Years
In order to understand the causes of the current potential breakup of Indonesia, it is necessary to see how the British oligarchy took control of American foreign policy, after the death of President John F. Kennedy. Michael O. Billington exposes the British hand in the coup against Indonesia's leader of independence, President Sukarno, and shows how a faction in the U.S. foreign policy establishment, acting in the anti-colonial tradition of Franklin D. Roosevelt, tried unsuccessfully to buck the British strategic gameplan.
International
LaRouche Appeals to Poland
To Assert Its Sovereignty
Lyndon LaRouche visited Warsaw on May 22-25, offering Poland a realistic perspective of how the self-interest and sovereignty of the country could be reestablished, in the context of international cooperation.
LaRouche Briefs Poles on Road to Recovery
Lyndon LaRouche's speech to 13 parliamentarians in the Polish Sejm (Parliament), on May 23.
Phase-Change Toward Unity in Indonesia?
Civil Rights Heroine Inspires Milan Youth
Hoof and Mouth Plagues Britain's Elections
Where Is Argentina's `Moral Reserve'?
India, Malaysia Pledge Broader Cooperation
Thailand Stands Up, With Chinese Help
National
Jeffords's Defection Shakes
Bush Administration to Core
The Bush Administration has run into reality, just as Lyndon LaRouche said it would back in December, and the myth of its "invincibility" has been shattered.
Jeffords's Switch Means
New Policy Dynamic in Senate
Congress Showdown Looms over D.C. General
Catania Rips Washington Post
LaRouche Democrat Runs for New Jersey Governor
An interview with Elliot Greenspan.
Bush Solicitor General Lied to Congress
Bush Military Policy Review Is in Chaos
Congressional Closeup
National News
Interviews
Elliot Greenspan
The "sane Greenspan" is a LaRouche Democrat and a candidate for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in New Jersey.
Departments
Editorial
"His Ideas Are Efficient to This Day."