LaRouche Demands Iraq Answers
From Vice President Cheney
The charges against the Vice President constitute hard grounds for impeachment, said LaRouche. "I want to know exactly what Dick Cheney knew and when he knew it. The charges are grave and specific and leave no wiggle room. Determining who knew what and when is, at this time, an urgent matter of national security."
LaRouche Says
Charges Against Cheney
Constitute Grounds for Impeachment
A statement by the LaRouche in 2004 Presidential campaign committee.
Economics
Freddie Mac Now Threatens the
Global Bubble It Propped Up
The looming blowout of the Federal Home Mortgage Loan Corp. is both a symptom of the bankrupt global system, and a potential detonator of its demise.
Italy's `EU New Deal' Push
Reflects LaRouche
The Italian government has presented its proposal to relaunch public infrastructure investments in Europe, bypassing the constraints of the Maastricht Treaty "Stability Pact." In a paper entitled "A European Action Plan for Growth," Italian Economy and Finance Minister Giulio Tremonti proposed to build a European agency to finance infrastructure "off-budget."
Connecting North America
and Eurasia by Rail
An interview with Hal B.H. Cooper, Jr.
The Nation's Cities: Job Loss Skyrockets
Business Briefs
Interviews
Hal B.H. Cooper, Jr.
Hal Cooper, Ph.D., a Seattle-based transportation consultant, is an advocate for an intercontinental railroad connection across the Bering Strait, and for development corridors on key routes in the Americas and worldwide.
Science & Technology
Europe's Mars Express Will
Search for Life on Red Planet
For the first time in a quarter of a century, a spacecraft is on its way to Mars to see if it can detect the existence or remnants of life.
Feature
Gerhard Scharnhorst:
What U.S. Military Patriots Must Know
The key to General Scharnhorst's success was that he, as Prussia's pre-eminent military figure, acted politically as a nation-builder. He did not confine his responsibilities or actions to the battlefield, narrowly defined. He understood the military to be an instrument of nation-building, and he saw that his ability to save Prussia from Napoleon, even with a weak King at Prussia's helm, was dependent upon his capability to effect a republican transformation in the people's legal, political, and psychological relationship to the Prussian state.
Appendix:
Schaumburg-Lippe on Strategic Defense
International
Brazil, India, South Africa
Forge South-South Alliances
At the G-8 summit in Evian, France, leading nations of the South's developing sector undertook intense diplomatic initiatives toward forming a bloc, whose unity would enable them to confront the exploding global economic crisis.
MST Uprising Part of Soros Plan for Brazil
The violent land invasions by Brazil's proto-terrorist Landless Movement (MST) bear the stamp of international financier and nation-wrecker George Soros.
`Cheney Is Very Much Under the Gun'
An interview on BBC Radio with Lyndon LaRouche.
LaRouche Youth Movement
Hits European Parliament
Remarkable Growth in
China-India Relations
Sharon Sends a Missile
Into the White House
Germany: Latest Incident
Aimed at Anti-War Policy
National
LaRouche Replies to Bartley Column
"My advice to Bartley: don't complain about the small size of the mental shoes you are trying to fit onto a man with big feet." Lyndon LaRouche responds to an attack against him in the Wall Street Journal on June 9, by his 30-year adversary, editor emeritus Robert Bartley.
A Dialogue About Leo Strauss,
and the Effect of His Nihilist Philosophy Today
From "The LaRouche Show" Internet radio on April 12. Host Michele Steinberg, LaRouche International Youth Movement organizers Adam Sturman from Philadelphia and Danny Bayer from California, and Tony Papert, one of the editorial board members of EIR, discuss the Nietzschean fascist ideology that was behind the war in Iraq.
Volcker, Rumsfeld Out To Gut Civil Service
Congressional Closeup
Departments
Report From Germany
Latest Incident Aimed at Anti-War Policy.
Editorial
Rate Cuts: Swindling the Suckers