Volume 32, Number 24, June 17, 2005
Helga Zepp-LaRouche:
What Germany Needs Now!
In the event that on June 13, German Federal Chancellor Schröder fails to announce a substantial change in his economic policy, Helga Zepp-LaRouche, chairwoman of the Civil Rights Movement Solidarity (BüSo), intends to announce her own candidacy for the office of Chancellor of Germany. In this statement, she explains why.
Helga Zepp-LaRouche:
We Are in a Pre-Revolutionary Period
Mrs. LaRouche gave this briefing to The LaRouche Show, an Internet radio program, on June 4. Looking at the fast-paced developments in Europe over the past few weeks, she said, "We are really in a revolutionary situation where everything can go wrong, or everything can go in a positive direction. And people experience that sense—that we are in such a moment of tremendous historical change."
A New Bretton Woods Now!
A call for an Ad Hoc Commission for a New Bretton Woods, drafted by Mrs. LaRouche and being circulated as a petition internationally.
Feature
Remember Walther Rathenau
By Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. The echo of the July 24, 1922 assassination of Germany's great industrialist Walther Rathenau once again reverberates in world history. Today, as then, terror chills the will-power of statesmen shuddering in fear of those malignant financial powers behind the scenes, which would once again arrange the assassination of any leading figure who gets in the way of plans to loot the pensions and other instruments of the general welfare of the peoples of the world.
Helga Zepp-LaRouche:
What Germany Needs Now!
New GM Mass Layoffs
Mean Auto Is Falling Fast
`Enron Accounting' and Dereg Kill Pensions
Hedge-Funds Crisis Breaks Into the Open
Real Estate Bubble Brings
`Depression' Foreclosures
Pentagon's Hiding of BRAC Data
Intensifies the Base-Closing Fight
The Major Bases To Be Lost
in Rumsfeld's Plan
International
`X Committee' Out To Blow Up
Southwest Asia
There is growing evidence that a "silent preparation for war" is now under way in Washington and Tel Aviv, sources report. To know who is pulling the strings, look to the "X Committee," the Anglo-American neo-con apparatus that has been playing the Israeli "breakaway ally" game for decades.
Israel Computer Spying
Linked to X Committee
Science in Russia:
Alive, but Malnourished
Jonathan Tennenbaum reports from a conference at the Vernadsky State Geological Museum in Moscow, on "Science and Our Future: Ideas To Change the World."
Luis Posada Carriles Gives the Lie
to George Bush's `War on Terrorism'
Uganda: Is President Museveni
Losing U.S. Support?
International Intelligence
National
On the North Korea Flap:
But, Gentlemen, Our Presidency Is,
After All, Collectively Insane . . .
By Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. "The implication of the recorded CNN interview of the Cheney pair with Larry King, is that the collective George W. Bush Administration has gone beyond `nuts,' to wildly, dangerously insane."
Detroit City Council Calls for
Retooling Bankrupt Auto Sector
Retool Auto Industry
To Solve Detroit Crisis
An interview with LaMar Lemmons III.
National News
Interviews
LaMar Lemmons III
Lemmons represents District 3 in the Michigan House of Representatives. On May 18 he introduced a resolution calling on Congress to intervene to rescue the automobile industry, now facing imminent bankruptcy.
Economics
Debate in Europe Intensifies
Over Future of Euro Currency
After years in which serious debate over the European Union's economic policy has been virtually prohibited, a public backlash is becoming an explosion, and certain political forces have begun to suggest that the euro should be scrapped.
France's New Leaders Ignore
Popular Mandate To Reject Globalization
Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin's inaugural speech to Parliament punted on the vital issues of economic policy.