Volume 7, Number 22, June 10, 1980
Departments
From the Editor
by Robyn Quijano
Editorial
First Vance, then Weizman.
Middle East Report
by Robert Dreyfuss
The devolution of Algeria.
Dateline Mexico
by Josefina Menendez
A Second International trap.
Congressional Calendar
by Barbara Dreyfuss and Susan Kokinda
Energy Insider
by William Engdahl
The Bumpers bill and the grizzly bears.
Economics
Europe Decouples from the United States Economy
by David Goldman
While the American economy goes down and down on the basis of “Malthusian” deindustrialization and “energy conservation” policies, West Germany, in particular, remains very healthy because investment has focused on high-technology capital formation. A preview of an in-depth LaRouche-Riemann model profile-with vast strategic implications-to be published this month.
EIR seminars Build National ‘Club’ for Progress
Domestic Credit
by Lydia Schulman
Capital spending axed.
International Credit
by Peter Rush
Selling World Bank plans to Europe.
Foreign Exchange
World Trade
by Richard Schulman
Europe’s strategic outlook.
Trade Review
Gold
by Alice Roth
Creating something from nothing.
Science & Technology
by Marsha Freeman
MHD conversion and nuclear systems.
Business Briefs
Special Report
Avoiding World War: Do Giscard and Brezhnev Know How?
by Rachel Douglas
Giscard’s sudden, emergency trip to Warsaw for consultations with Brezhnev opened up a range of opportunities for effective war avoidance policy by both East and West. But if there is any compromise with the Brandt Commission’s Malthusian backers, or simple inaction on the underlying political-economic causes of the war danger, those opportunities could go up in smoke.
Documentation: Commentaries by Pravda and Tass; statements by Giscard and François-Poncet.
How To Stop the Threat of General Nuclear War
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Lyndon LaRouche specifies the needed war-avoidance measures–and how to get from war-avoidance to peace.
López Portillo’s Trip: Against a ‘Dark Age’
by Tim Rush
Exclusive Interview with Philippe Esper: ‘All French Industry Backs Mexican Growth’
by Sophie Tanapura
France’s Esper discusses French industry and Mexico.
A NATO Trick Called the Brandt Commission
by Mark Burdman
International
After Camp David: Options in the Middle East
by Robert Dreyfuss
The resignation of Ezer Weizman from Israel’s government marks the formal demise of the “Camp David Treaty.” Now various factions in Washington, London and Tel Aviv scramble to head off a European initiative that might mean a real peace.
Egypt: Israelis Running Sects Against Sadat
Syria: Soviets To Tip the Balance of Power?
The Brandt Commission Grabs for OPEC’s Petrodollars
by Judith Wyer
Who’s Destabilizing South Korea?
by Peter Ennis
The crowd that installed Iran’s Khomeini has surfaced once again.
The ‘Christian’ Human-Rights Mob in South Korea
West Germany: The Club of Rome and the Opposition Party
by Susan Welsh
Military Strategy
by Susan Welsh
“Team B” thinks the Soviet Union lost World War II.
International Intelligence
National
The Long Arm of FEMA: A 13-State Dictatorship
by Kathy Burdman
From volcanic eruptions which the agency had just finished “simulating” to relocation of Cuban refugees, the dictatorial Federal Emergency Management Agency has spread its rule across the country thanks to a “piling up of disasters”-and its now running whole state governments the same way the International Monetary Fund imposes “conditionalities” on whole nations.
FEC Scrambles To Deny LaRouche Matching Funds
The Democrat requalified for Federal matching funds exactly according to the law-but FEC officials are ready to deny it even if it means pretending the Michigan primary never happened.
News or Newspeak?
As a matter of fact, the news media say the primary never did happen!
National News
