LaRouche and Hard Realities
Drive Germany Closer to Reason
The German government is considering a three-year crash program for the creation of 1 million new jobs in infrastructure development—just the approach that Helga Zepp-LaRouche has called for in her campaign for the Chancellorship. The program would be funded by special bonds issued by the KfW Reconstruction Bank.
Italy Goes for Project Bonds
on German Model Also
Bypassing the budget constraints of the European Union, Italy's new agency, Infrastrutture SpA, will sell state-guaranteed bonds, on the model of Germany's Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (Kfw).
Economics
Raw Materials Looting
Behind African `Peace'
Breakthrough agreements were achieved in July with respect to the wars in Sudan and in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. But behind them lies an attempt to cajole African leaders into accepting an arrangement by which the West continues to have unlimited access to Africa's raw materials, without providing in return the necessary means for Africa's own development.
Bush Team Panics,
Bails Out Brazil's Creditors
The IMF's $30 billion bailout package will solve nothing—it's like throwing paper at a forest fire. LaRouche tells what should be done on an emergency basis.
Unregulated Drug Multis
Hold Nation Hostage
Part 3 of a series on "The Other Security Risk."
Business Briefs
History
From Trotsky to Steinhardt:
Crossing the Exes
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. analyzes the ideological ancestry of such wretches as Michael Steinhardt, the Wall Street con-artist who founded the Democratic Leadership Council (DLC) and funds Sen. Joe Lieberman's political aspirations.
`Our Luck Stopped Here':
How Trumanism Overturned
Roosevelt's World
The name of the late President Harry S Truman is being dredged up once again to justify American military action in the Middle East and the creation of a Department of Homeland Security in the United States. It is important to set the record straight on this disastrous Presidency.
Commanders Opposed Truman
on Hiroshima
Sergei Zubatov's `Police Socialism'
in Russia, and the Creation of Zionism
The legacy of this Russian secret-police head is still very much alive, 100 years later, in the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict.
International
Why Did Bush Shift to `Regime Change' on Iran?
Judging by the President's statements regarding his commitment to "regime change" in Baghdad, and his calls to Iranian student protesters to overthrow their government, it appears that whoever is scripting his foreign policy positions, has put the two Persian Gulf giants in one pot, and turned up the fire.
Powell Points To Different
U.S. Policy for SE Asia
Millions Celebrate
The Pope in the New World
Opposition To Iraq War Grows in Europe
The drive toward war has triggered quantitative and qualitative opposition to what growing numbers in Europe, the Arab world, and the United States itself, perceive as an insane adventure that would trigger incalculable consequences in the Near East/Gulf and beyond, and do enormous damage to the already dysfunctional world economy.
National
`Electable LaRouche Dems'
Score in Michigan Primary
Important victories in the LaRouche's 5 million-leaflet mobilization: LaRouche Democrat Kerry Lowry won a Democratic primary for Michigan House of Representatives, and Joseph Barrera came close to winning a State Senate Democratic primary, with 48% of the vote. A sign of the times!
Even RAND Repudiates
Anti-Saudi Murawiec
A secret meeting of the Defense Policy Board, which is run by suspected Israeli agent Richard Perle, unleashed a certain Laurent Murawiec, now employed by the RAND Corp., to foam at the mouth and call for war on Saudi Arabia. Therein hangs a tale.
`Saudi Briefing' Fraud:
The Sordid Sponsors of Perle's `French Expert'
LaRouche Charges:
`Slavery Reparations' Are a Ponzi Scheme
Congressional Closeup
National News
Departments
Editorial
Antidote to the `Get Saudi' Madness.