Volume 32, Number 50, December 30, 2005
Auto Reconversion Can
Lead the Way to U.S. Recovery
Just as in World War II, the U.S. automotive/machine-tool industry converted at breakneck speed to produce planes, tanks, and guns, at rates never before imagined, so today, our urgent mission is on the terrain of public, or publicly regulated infrastructure.
Rebuilding the U.S.A.:
Travel Among Cities
A memorandum by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
The Auto Industry Can Help
Build New Nuclear Plants
Building a High-Speed Railway Network
Sales Drop, Strike Threat
Leave Auto One Way Out
Black Legislators Pass
`Retool Auto' Resolution
Critical Auto Capacity To Be Saved:
Announced and Threatened Shutdowns 2005-08
National
Cheney and His Patsy, Bush,
Face Impeachment Furor
"Impeach, impeachment, and impeachable are words now back in prominent usage, as the result of the antics of Dick Cheney and his patsy, George W. Bush," Lyndon LaRouche commented on Dec. 22, in reference to the firestorm of reactions to the Vice President's assertion that there are no Constitutional limits on the power of the U.S. Presidency.
Documentation
Administration officials defend illegal spying; Rockefeller hits Cheney and NSA spy program; Senators of both parties speak out, seek hearings; "impeachable offense?"
Cheney Suffers Setbacks as
Congress Ends the Year
Cheney and DeLay: Joined at the Hip
The LaRouche Show:
Art and Science: Charting the Course
for the Post-Cheney Era
The Internet radio show hosted Lyndon LaRouche, along with LaRouche Youth Movement panelists Riana St. Classis, Cody Jones, and Jason Ross.
Economics
How Not To Build a Recovery:
A Tale of Two Bozos
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. dissects the piece of chicanery contributed by Felix Rohatyn and Warren Rudman to the Washington Post on Dec. 13.
More on Rohatyn
LaRouche replies to European critics.
Britain's Economy: Going, Going . . .
German Leaders Call for Reregulation
Business Briefs
International
Argentina, Brazil Pay Off Debt to IMF;
Bankers Nervous
The governments of Brazil and Argentina unexpectedly announced that they would pay off the balances owed the International Monetary Fund before the end of this year. So, why are the bankers sweating?
Israel: `The Guy Upstairs' Doesn't Take Polls
Italy: The Flagellants of Val di Susa
and the Danger of Bonapartism
In Memoriam
Eugene McCarthy:
He Acted To Restore Our Nation's Purpose
Back to the Bestiary
EIR interviewed Senator McCarthy right after the 2004 Presidential election.
Interviews
Sen. Eugene McCarthy
The U.S. Senator and 1968 Presidential candidate, in this 2004 interview, gave a hilarious characterization of "The Bestiary" of George Bush, Karl Rove, and their supporters.
Book Reviews
New Research Sheds Light on
Prussian-American Relations
Preussen und die USA 1850-1867: Transatlantische Wechselwirkungen (Prussia and the USA 1850-1867: Mutual Influences Across the Atlantic), by Enno Eimers.