Volume 34, Number 2, January 12, 2007

What the Congress Needs To Learn:
The Lost Art of The Capital Budget

By Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. "What has been lost, is a sense of the meaning of `indispensable capital investment in the physical conditions of progress'; it means a loss of the meaning of the investment required, not only to rescue the U.S.A., but to secure the civilized future existence of the world as a whole."

    Current Long-Range Policy
    The Strategic Conflict As Such
1. Science: Redeeming Our Heathen Nation
    Reason vs. `Logic'
    Euclid's Fraud
    Euclid & the New Oligarchical Model
    The Subject of Modern Sophistry
2. The Dynamics of U.S. Recovery
    The Case of Poor Myron Scholes
    Economists With Sick, Sick Minds
    The Monetary System
    A. Basic Economic Infrastructure
    B. The Development of People
3. A Franklin Roosevelt Memorial World System
    Why the Sovereign Nation-State?
    The Role of the Infinitesimal in Language
    The Essential Cooperation
4. This Session's Legislative Effort
    The FDR Paradigm
    The New U.S. Dollar
    Creating New Credit

Breaking Stories

Bush's Tragic Southwest Asian
`Peloponnesian War'

In response to the accelerating madness coming out of the White House, an intensified revolt has been triggered, involving active-duty flag-grade officers, U.S. Senators and Congressmen, and others. Jeffrey Steinberg reports.

National News

International Intelligence

Business Briefs

Strategic Report

LaRouche Tells German Associates:
`I Know the Road to Victory'

Lyndon LaRouche addresses a meeting of the International Caucus of Labor Committees near Wiesbaden, Germany, on Dec. 16, 2006. "What we are talking about today," he said, "is largely the future. Now, we don't have any guarantees as to what the future will be, but we have an advantage: I have a map. And the question as to what future you get to, depends upon which route you take, according to the map. And what I shall present to you today is the essentials of the map."

Bring the `New Politics' to Germany;
Create a Sovereign, Republican Nation

Helga Zepp-LaRouche, chairwoman of the Civil Rights Solidarity Movement (BüSo), gave this speech at the party's conference in Frankfurt/Main on Dec. 17, 2006. Describing the world financial and political crisis as it impacts Germany, she emphasized her party's long-standing efforts to put forward solutions. "This program is our life's work," she said. "We fight for it because we are in this organization. This is the organization which Lyndon LaRouche called into being, which we joined because we could not tolerate the unjust conditions of this world, when we were young, and that is what motivates the young people in the LaRouche Youth Movement today: that they cannot tolerate the injustice of this oligarchy-dominated world, and will risk their lives for that purpose."

`We Need Young People Who Are
Hungry for a Future of Civilization'

Lyndon LaRouche's closing remarks to the BüSo conference focussed on the educational process required to uplift the 18-to-25-year-old generation, to prepare them to create a new Renaissance—and repair the damage done to the world by the "68er" Baby Boomers.

Editorial

The British Imperial Game