Volume 25, Number 42, October 23, 1998
Interviews
Sergei Glazyev
Dr. Glazyev, the prominent Russian economist, outlines the changes needed in Russia and the world economy.
Erik Hoffmeyer
The recently retired Governor of Denmark’s Central Bank admits, “We now have a recession or worse in a large part of the world.”
Viveca Hazboun
Dr. Hazboun, director of the the Guidance and Training Center for the Child and Family in Bethlehem, is the only female child psychiatrist in Palestine.
Book Reviews
How Mr. Fixit nearly wrecked the world
by Stu Rosenblatt
The Chairman, by Kai Bird.
Departments
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
A lot of ugly trouble lies ahead.
Australia Dossier
by Allen Douglas
Off in La-La Land.
Editorial
Kissinger spills some beans.
Strategic Studies
How our world was nearly destroyed
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. introduces the story of Wall Street lackey John J. McCloy, the “sorcerer’s apprentice” who, in concert with Nikita Khrushchev, and much of the London and Wall Street establishments, collaborated in a wildly utopian, one-worldist project, aimed at eliminating the sovereignty of all nation-states. Their collaboration is the watershed of every principal catastrophe suffered by the U.S.A., among others, since the Cuba Missile Crisis.
How Mr. Fixit nearly wrecked the world
by Stu Rosenblatt
Stuart Rosenblatt reviews Kai Bird’s biography of John J. McCloy, The Chairman.
Supplement I: British aimed for end of Germany, not Nazism
Supplement II: Churchill’s plans for World War III
Economics
After financial crash, Russia acts on food supply and banks
by Rachel Douglas
The Primakov government is interacting with the fatally ill global financial system, but Russia cannot delay the adoption of emergency economic measures on the part of the state, before this winter.
‘Serious changes’ needed in Russia and the world economy
An interview with Sergei Glazyev.
Global reverse-leverage collapse is under way
by John Hoefle
U.S. exports, industry nose-dive under ‘Asian phase’ of world crisis
by Richard Freeman
Indonesia nears brink of disintegration
by Michael O. Billington
Danish former Central Bank chief on crisis
An interview with Erik Hoffmeyer.
Mexican government panicked over economy
by Carlos Cota Meza
Blair becomes unhinged as economy crumbles
by Mark Burdman
Business Briefs
Feature
Paul Krugman’s cargo-cult economics
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
“What will occur during the temporary phase which comes next, after the October 12-15 interval of transition, no one knows with certainty, and almost no one could imagine. What is certain, is that all that assortment of ‘crisis-management’ tinkering, as proposed by Tony Blair, from France, from circles around former Chancellor Helmut Schmidt in Germany, and Clinton, will accomplish nothing, but to worsen the situation much more than had they made no such efforts; already, the effect of such tinkering has been to divert discussion of real solutions from the agenda.”
International
Cardoso wins elections in Brazil ... sort of
by Silvia Palacios and Lorenzo Carrasco
The narrow re-election of President Cardoso reflects not a popular mandate, but nationwide discontent, as the financial storm begins to hit full-force.
‘Balkan graveyards are filled with President Milosevic’s broken promises’
by Umberto Pascali
Documentation: Commentaries from the Kosovan press demand intervention from NATO to stop the genocide.
Sharon appointment in Israel makes death of Oslo Accords official
by Joseph Brewda
A dossier by Joseph Brewda.
‘We are greater than the pain’
An interview with Dr. Viveca Hazboun.
Unity conference challenges silence on Rwanda
by Linda de Hoyos
Documentation: Common Declaration of the Rwandan Democratic Opposition.
International Intelligence
National
Name LaRouche Clinton’s economic adviser, say thousands worldwide
by Marianna Wertz
Rallies, demonstrations, and town meetings were held on Oct. 13 in North and South America, Europe, and Australia, responding to a call issued by Helga Zepp-LaRouche.
Starr’s quest to seize the Paula Jones case
by Edward Spannaus
CIA Inspector General confirms Bush-North ties to cocaine Contras
by Jeffrey Steinberg
You read it first in EIR’s September 1996 Special Report, “Would a President Bob Dole Prosecute Drug Super-Kingpin George Bush?” Now, Volume II of the declassified report of the CIA Inspector General documents the links between the Contras and major Colombian drug-trafficking organizations.
EO 12333 and the Contra drug-running cover-up
by Edward Spannaus
Executive Order 12333, signed in 1981, permitted U.S. intelligence agencies to enter into secret contracts with “private companies or institutions”—the core of the Contra operation.
National News
