Volume 28, Number 30, August 10, 2001
Bush's Energy Pirates
Are in Global Power Grab
The oligarchs' global financial casino is collapsing, and they intend to maintain their power after its crash, through control over food, energy, telecommunications, and other key infrastructure and commodity elements. Privatization and deregulation are their looting mechanisms to achieve this goal. Nations, beware!
The Bankers' Feeding Frenzy:
`Privatization'
Profiles in Piracy
Bush's Energy Pirates Get Ready
To Turn Off the Lights
A case study of Ibero-America.
Turn On the Lights!
Here Come the Thieves!
A statement by Marivilia Carrasco, president of the Ibero-American Solidarity Movement in Mexico.
The Ruin of Mexico's Electricity Sector
Enron's Raiding India Backed by Washington
Deregulation Fails in Its `Model States'
Economics
End in Sight:
`The Party Is Over for the Dollar'
European sources report a shift under way, involving the huge capital flows from abroad into the United States, which have protected the enormously indebted U.S. economy from bankruptcy: Now, the funds are drying up.
Global Debt Bonfire Is Consuming Argentina
Agenda for National Energy Emergency Action
Congress goes along with cartel grab for energy control.
London Underground at Center of Policy Fight
Economic-Financial Breakdown Accelerates
International
Washington Is Oligarchs' Next
Target for Genoa Treatment
Security alert: The violence outside the Group of Eight summit in Italy last month, was the harbinger of more to come, as terrorist groups, steered by British-centered financial interests, gear up for an assault on the United States.
Temple Mount Provocation Foiled
But Sharon's War Drive Continues
LaRouche: Stop That War Now!
War Was Held at Brink Over July 28-29 Weekend
Israel Starts Sweating Over War Crimes Cases
`Balkan Wars Precede World Wars,'
LaRouche Tells Macedonians
EIR Asia Tour Mobilizes for
Eurasian Land-Bridge, New Bretton Woods
LaRouche Societies have been formed in Malaysia and the Philippines.
Give Indonesia's New Government a Break
BP Provokes Iran, To Attack Eurasia Progress
National
Bush Commission, Wall Street
Push Social Security Theft
The mis-named Commission to Save Social Security, chaired by former Sen. Daniel Moynihan, is demanding the privatization of Social Security: the largest remaining source of still-untapped funds to feed the speculative bubble.
Bush's Medicare Drug Plan Looks Like
Yet Another Offering to `Privateers'
Baltimore: Mayor O'Malley's Tunnel Vision
Boot Camps: Children Are Being
Treated Worse Than Animals
We Lack Public Health for Bio-Terror Defense
Congressional Closeup
Departments
Editorial
Why It Had To Happen
Book Reviews
The Pope, in Truth and in Metaphor
John Paul II: A Personal Portrait of the Pope and the Man, by Raymond Flynn with Robin Moore and Jim Vrabel; and The Accidental Pope: A Novel, by Raymond Flynn and Robin Moore. 1