Volume 21, Number 45, November 11, 1994
Interviews
Dick Spring
The Irish Foreign Minister brings a message of “optimism and hope” to Washington.
Mohammed Masjed Gami
The Iranian ambassador to the Holy See was interviewed in Khartoum, Sudan.
Cardinal Francis Arinze
A Nigerian member of the Roman Curia, Cardinal Arinze is in charge of Dialogue with Non-Christians for the Vatican and a member of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.
Departments
Australia Dossier
by Michael J. Sharp
Australia For Sale, Cheap.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Put Railway Talks on the Fast Track!
Editorial
Schiller’s Birthday.
Conference Report
Khartoum Conference Seeks Solutions in Moral Realm
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
Reports from the second Inter-Religious Dialogue Conference.
How Iran, Vatican Cooperated on Cairo
An interview with Mohammed Masjed Gami.
Permanent Association Needed in Sudan
An interview with Cardinal Francis Arinze.
Sudanese Leaders Deal with the Issues
Questions to and answers from Dr. Hassan Al-Turabi, the chairman of the Popular Arab and Islamic Conference, and with Dr. Ghazi Salahuddin Al-Atabani, State Minister for Political Affairs.
Book Reviews
Guru Pushes ‘China Superpower’ Myth
by Mark Burdman
China, The Next Economic Superpower, by William H. Overholt.
Oligarchs First! Biodiversity and Eco-Terrorism’s Shock Troops
by Leo Scanlon
Walking on the Edge: How I Infiltrated Earth First! by Barry Clausen with Dana Rae Pomeroy.
Economics
Advanced Sector Debt Default Could Happen
by Richard Freeman
It’s not only the Third World debtors that are hanging from the cliff, but advanced-sector governments too, as Lyndon LaRouche warned in his ninth economic forecast last June.
Casablanca Summit Defers Plan for Mideast Development Bank
by Dean Andromidas
Still, the Israeli government is pressing for 150 regional development projects in infrastructure, water, agriculture, and industry.
Science Policy: Will We ‘Keep Malthus in His Grave’ Through the Space Program?
by Marsha Freeman
A report from the 45th Congress of the International Astronautical Federation, held in Jerusalem.
Currency Rates
Business Briefs
Feature
Royal Family Runs Indigenism To Cull the ‘Human Flock’
by Gretchen Small
Expanding upon the picture presented in our groundbreaking Oct. 28 issue on “The Coming Fall of the House of Windsor,” we present here case studies from the Americas, of how the British Crown makes use of “indigenist” movements.
The Yanomamis: The British Royal Family’s Personal ‘Noble Savages’
by Silvia Palacios and Gretchen Small
Re-Creating the Brits’ Mosquito Protectorate
Peru’s Ashaninkas: Shining Path Butchers Thousands of Indians
How ‘Indigenism’ Killed the Cherokees
by Anton Chaitkin
Queen Elizabeth II Is Guilty in Canadian Eskimo Deportation
by Raynald Rouleau
EIR Windsor Special Report ‘Staggers’ WWF
International
Clinton Throws Support to Mideast Development Bank
by William Jones
President Clinton’s visit to the Mideast helped to keep the peace process on track, in the face of a new terrorist outbreak in Israel.
Tide Begins To Turn Against Serbian War of Aggression
by Katherine Kanter
To the dismay of Britain’s Gen. Sir Michael Rose, the openly pro-Serbian head of the UN “peacekeeping” forces.
Behind the Assassinations in Sri Lanka: All Is Not What It Seems
by Susan Maitra and Ramtanu Maitra
Argentina’s Future Demands Freedom for Colonel Seineldín
by Cynthia R. Rush
Documentation: A letter from Dr. Arturo Frondizi, the former President of Argentina, to current President Carlos Menem.
Where Are the Malvinas Combatants Today?
by Cynthia R. Rush
Whose Funeral Is This?
by Roman Bessonov
Not one, but several guns have been pointing at President Yeltsin’s head since October 1993. A Russian journalist reports.
Kholodov Death, Military Scandal Shake Russia
by Konstantin George
Venice Meeting Plots ‘the Death of Italy’
Prospects for Peace and Development in Ireland
An interview with Dick Spring.
From Kohl’s Victory, a Lesson for Europe
by Flaminio Piccoli
A guest commentary by Italy’s Sen. Flaminio Piccoli.
International Intelligence
National
Do British Royals Have Clinton in the Cross-Hairs?
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Not as Lucky as Ollie, Bryant Is Convicted
by Leo Scanlon
J.C. Herbert Bryant, Jr., a multimillionaire from Virginia’s Loudoun County and participant in the “Get LaRouche” task force, will no longer be allowed to play policeman, as he languishes in his prison cell.
National News
