Volume 29, Number 47, December 6, 2002

LaRouche in Italy:
Keep Up Pressure To Stop Iraq War

Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. visited Italy on Nov. 21-25, where he addressed a conference on security in Europe, a press conference; gave TV and newspaper interviews; and met a delegation from the Lombardy Regional Council. He also visited the Republic of San Marino, meeting with political and economic officials there.

Solving the Dangers of
Economic Crisis and War

LaRouche's press conference before the Catholic Press Association in Milan.

Halloween Comes to Milan

The U.S.-based Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith (ADL) tried dirty tricks to wreck LaRouche's visit to Italy, but their antics failed.

Italy: Two Provocations With Global Impact

Italy's Classical Heritage, and Its Role
in Solving Today's Systemic Crisis

LaRouche's speech to the Casa d'Europa in Milan.

Amelia Robinson Returns to Italy

Economics

The IMF's Coming Brazilian Waterloo

Where Brazil goes, the entire South American continent will soon follow, and the fate of the International Monetary Fund also hangs in the balance. All eyes are on President-elect Luiz Inácio "Lula" da Silva—but the Wall Street prognosticators are missing the boat.

Guadalajara Forum Gains
Force in Brazil Crisis

U.S. Budget Deficits Headed
Toward Record Heights

Bank of Japan Warns of
`Unprecedented' Bank Stock Crash

Firefighters' Strike in Britain
May Threaten Government's Survival

TVA, Mekong, and
China's `Heroic Civil Engineering'

An interview with Lance Endersbee.

National Economy

The `Specie Resumption' Fight:
Henry Carey's Battle to Save
Lincoln's Economic Revolution

Following President Abraham Lincoln's assassination, in the years from 1865 to 1879, an onslaught was organized from London to dismantle his American System economic policies. A resistance, and counterattack, to that onslaught was led by Lincoln's chief economic adviser, Henry C. Carey. Robert Ingraham reports.

International

Potential for `Strategic Triangle'
Cooperation Grows

Russian President Putin's visits to China and India on Dec. 1-5 can help forge the kind of "community of principle" among the three Eurasian giants that Lyndon LaRouche has long advocated.

Will Glazyev Lead Russia Out of Crisis?

Interviews

Lance Endersbee

Professor Endersbee is a retired Australian engineer with vast international experience. In 1964, he worked on water-management engineering on the Mekong River system in Indochina; and he recently visited China.

Departments

Australia Dossier

Fascist Laws Back on Agenda.

Editorial

Ariel Sharon's Hamas. National

With `Nobody Home' in D.C.,
LaRouche Steps In To Lead

Analyzing at the spineless behavior of the Congress, especially the Democrats, since the Nov. 5 election, LaRouche campaign spokeswoman Debra Freeman called upon a radio webcast audience to mobilize for LaRouche's Super-TVA and the growing LaRouche Youth Movement.

Crisis Spreads From Health Looter's Blowout

A Presidential Thanksgiving Message

By Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.

Chicken-Hawks Rev Up Anti-Saudi Campaign

Today's Generation of Youth
Has a Unique Opportunity

Lyndon LaRouche addresses a West Coast youth cadre school on Nov. 16.