Volume 32, Number 43, November 4, 2005
The Very Ugly Truth About Michael Ledeen: The ‘Universal Fascism’ Behind the Cheney Cabal
by Jeffrey Steinberg
It is Ledeen’s open embrace of “universal fascism” that provides a deeper insight into the true character of the neo-conservative Cheney Cabal as a whole.
Ledeen’s Beloved ‘Universal Fascism’: Venetian War Against the Nation-State
by Allen Douglas and Rachel Douglas
Franklin, Ledeen, and the Pollard II Case
by Michele Steinberg
Documentation: Larry Franklin Admits Guilt in AIPAC Spy Case
by Michele Steinberg
The LaRouche Role in Bringing Cheney Down
Economics
Leadership Failure Continues, White House Stiffs Gulf States
by Richard Freeman and Mary Jane Freeman
“Let them eat budget cuts” is the Administration’s rule in dealing with local governments decimated by Hurricane Katrina.
Bush Chose Slave Labor for Hurricane Work
by Paul Gallagher
What Is a Hyperinflationary Shock Wave?
by Jonathan Tennenbaum
Jonathan Tennenbaum explains how the “upward collapse” of today’s hyperinflation is like a sonic boom.
Senate’s $8 Billion for Flu: Will Vaccine Funds Be in Time for Pandemic?
by Christine Craig and Laurence Hecht
National
Clinton Proposes Emergency Summit To Save Auto Industry
by Richard Freeman
Sen. Hillary Clinton’s proposal is a step toward the measures to rebuild the industrial economy which Lyndon LaRouche has long been calling for.
The Beauty of Rosa Parks
by Amelia Boynton Robinson
How Indictments of His Cronies Will Affect President Bush
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Interview with Dr. Justin Frank on The LaRouche Show, an Internet radio program. Members of the LaRouche Youth Movement joined host Jeffrey Steinberg for a discussion with the author of Bush on the Couch.
International
Hurricane in Washington: A New Policy in Berlin Now!
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
A statement by the chairwoman of the Germany’s Civil Rights Movement Solidarity (BüSo).
Government Crisis Looms: Japan Faces the Future
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Kirchner Wins Big in Argentina, Boosts Battle for New Bretton Woods
by Dennis Small
So, why are his enemies blasting him as an “authoritarian personality”?
Terrorism and Italy’s Strategy of Tension
by Paolo Raimondi
A discussion with Adm. Falco Accame (ret.).
Moro Assassination Needs More Investigation
by Claudio Celani
International Intelligence
History
A Persian Tragedy: Mossadeq’s Fight for National Sovereignty
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
The precedent for regime change in Iran today, is the 1953 overthrow of the democratically elected government of Mohammad Mossadeq, by an Anglo-American combination. Mossadeq was a unique leader, both in his vigorous fight for national sovereignty and development, and in his nuanced understanding of British geopolitics and the potentially positive role of a United States acting in the tradition of FDR.
In Memoriam
The Beauty of Rosa Parks
by Amelia Boynton Robinson
Interview
Dr. Justin Frank
A practicing psychiatrist, Dr. Frank is a professor at the George Washington University Medical Center, and is the author of Bush on the Couch.
Editorial
Protection and the Principle of National Sovereignty
Correction
Due to an editorial error, the article on pp. 38-40 of last week’s EIR, about retired colonel Larry Wilkerson’s Oct. 19 speech, was mistakenly titled “Top Republican Evokes Eisenhower, Blasts ‘Cheney-Rumsfeld Cabal.’” Colonel Wilkerson is not a Republican Party figure, but a career professional in the military and then in the State Department.
