Volume 32, Number 20, May 20, 2005
The Battle To Save GM Is the
Battle To Save the Nation
On the one side is the international banking establishment, which has signalled its intent to bury the productive core of the industry, in a desperate attempt to save their financial power. On the other side, are the forces led by Lyndon LaRouche, who has the only plan on the table for protecting, and expanding, the machine-tool capability and skilled labor force which the auto industry represents.
Guts and Government
A leaflet by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Kirk Kerkorian:
Billionaire Vulture Grabs Up GM Stock
Wilbur Ross, Jr.:
The Profile of a Vulture Capitalist
A Damage Report:
The Cost of the General Motors' Crisis
Documentation: Resolution to the Kentucky legislature and to the Cleveland City Council; and a letter from Mark A. Sweazy, president of UAW Local 969, to Lyndon LaRouche.
National
Bolton Fight Opens Window on
Intelligence-Rigging
The emergence of so many new witnesses, in the context of the hearings on John Bolton's nomination as UN Ambassador, represents an institutional move against the Administration's continued war drive.
Senate Committee Rakes Bolton
Over the Coals
Secret Downing Street Memo
Congressmen Seek Answers
The Franklin Espionage Case:
Bigger Than the Pollard Affair?
Nuclear Option on Hair Trigger:
Profiles of the Detonators
Bush Administration's Strategic Policy
Creates a Conundrum for U.S. Military
Congressional Closeup
Economics
`Pension Panic' Nails Coffin of
Bush Social Security Scheme
The United Airlines $10 billion default against all its employee pension funds, means that the privatization of Social Security, frantically pushed by the Bush/Cheney White House for the past six months, is dead.
German Labor Calls for
Emergency Action
Report from a conference on "Industrial Policy" arranged by the Social Democratic Party for factory councillors of industrial firms.
The American System
Hamilton's Economics Were About
Mind, Not Money
A review of "Alexander Hamilton, The Man Who Made Modern America," an exhibition at the New York Historical Society.
International
60th Anniversary of World War II Victory:
Commemoration Sends a Double Message
to the Russian People
The new-found quality of economic and political relations in Eurasia, assuming this were to be accompanied by an entirely new form of trans-Atlantic relations through changes in U.S. policy, is an opportunity the world must not miss.
Pitfalls Ahead for Tony Blair
Bush Policy, Not Proliferation,
Threatens World Security
The NPT: A Faustian Bargain
South American-Arab Summit Sets
Example For World Peace
Earth's Next 50 Years:
Your Generation Crucial
Lyndon LaRouche briefs German youth in Düsseldorf.
`Don't Re-Kissingerize Lebanon,' Patriots Say
Congressman McCotter
Joins Cheney's Drive
Italy Is Drawing the Lessons
From the Calipari Murder in Iraq
The Italian Government's Calipari Report
Young Israeli `Refusers' Face Jail for
Resisting Oppression of Palestinians
An interview with Ellie Armon Azouley.
Israeli Youth:
`We Believe There Is Another Way'
International Intelligence
Interviews
Ellie Armon Azouley
An 18-year-old Israeli, Ellie Azouley is a "refusenik," who is facing a jail term for her decision to refuse to serve in the Israeli Defense Forces in the occupied territories.