Volume 19, Number 45, November 13, 1992
Interviews
Moise Twala
The chairman of the Returned Exiles’ Coordinating Committee in South Africa, Mr. Twala describes the hideous actions taken by the security officers of the African National Congress against the party’s dissidents.
Maître Claude Pernet
A French trial lawyer and professor of international law, Maître Pernet was an observer for several days at the scandalous trial in Jordan of parliamentarian Laith Shubeilat.
Departments
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Bonn May Be Facing Another Weimar.
Australia Dossier
by Brent Melville
Hetherington Targets Free Trade.
Andean Report
by Andrea Olivieri
Peru under “Democratic” Assault.
Dateline Mexico
by Carlos Cota Meza
Who Will Rule Mexico?
Panama Report
by Carlos Wesley
Plans To Abolish Army May Be Defeated.
Letters to the Editor
Unfair to the Confederacy?
Editorial
A New Branch of Science Is Born.
Reviews
Spanning the Species: The Inhuman World of Harriman
by Anton Chaitkin
Spanning the Century: The Life of W. Averell Harriman 1891-1986, by Rudy Abramson.
Unique View of JFK Assassination
by Jeffrey Steinberg
JFK: The CIA, Vietnam and the Plot to Assassinate John F. Kennedy, by L. Fletcher Prouty.
A Grand Idea Has Mixed Results
by Kathy Wolfe
Complete Songs, The Hyperion Schubert Edition.
Bournonville: The Great Nonconformist
by Katherine Kanter
Bournonvilleana, edited by M. Hallar and A. Scavenius.
Malthusians’ New Book Is Beyond the Limits of Credibility
by Marjorie Mazel Hecht
Beyond the Limits: Confronting Global Collapse, Envisioning a Sustainable Future, by Donella H. Meadows, Dennis L. Meadows, and Jørgen Randers.
Economics
AIDS Breakthrough Gets Nod from U.S. Government
by Dr. Ernest Schapiro
Washington has been forced to recognize powerful independent evidence confirming the report from Kenya that interferon can help AIDS sufferers.
In Asia, ‘AIDS Is Slowly Taking Control of Society’
by Mary Burdman
IMF Policy Kills Argentine Retirees
by Gerardo Terán Canal
Currency Rates
‘China Model’ à la Bukharin Is No Alternative to the IMF
by Mary Burdman
New Austerity Program Begins in Australia
by Don Veitch
U.S. Unemployment Coverup
Banking
by John Hoefle
First City Texas Fails, Again.
Agriculture
by Suzanne Rose
Bad Weather Hinders U.S. Corn Harvest.
Business Briefs
Feature
The ANC Leads South Africa’s Plunge into War
Nelson Mandela’s revelation that leaders of his African National Congress have engaged in torture of their own members has shocked the world. Despite Mandela’s stated desires or efforts, the promotion of such violence is central to the ANC’s entire strategy to seize power in South Africa.
ANC Dissident Tells of Torture and Terror
An interview with Moise Twala.
Mr. ‘Democratizer’ Samuel Huntington Primes South Africa for Fascism
International
New Push for ‘Greater Serbia’ Backed by United Nations
by Umberto Pascali
Italian journalist Maurizio Blondet calls this “the final implementation of the secret master plan prepared by the Yugoslavian Army many years ago.”
Schiller Institute Meets in Moscow, Poses Alternative to IMF Austerity
by Konstantin George
Helga Zepp-LaRouche sent a message to the institute’s first-ever conference in the Russian capital and posed the LaRouche plan for Eurasian-wide economic development.
Russian Crisis Heads Toward a Power Shift
by Konstantin George
Middle East Institute Conference Targets ‘Economic Nationalism’
LaRouche Warns: Shubeilat Case Is Part of Scheme to Break Jordan
‘Shubeilat Trial Is a Travesty of Justice’
An interview with Maître Claude Pernet.
Salvadoran ‘Peace Plan’ Breaks Down
by Valerie Rush
U.S. Policy on Hemispheric Security
Washington wants to give the OAS “blue helmet” powers to enforce its new world order on Ibero-America. From an EIR policy memorandum.
Japan’s Party Fissure Threatens Economy
by Kathy Wolfe
International Intelligence
National
Depression Defeated Bush; Clinton Will Be Next
by Kathleen Klenetsky
Clinton will be coming to Washington with the support of less than half of the voting population. He has no mandate to govern, and if he does not deliver on his promise to create jobs, he will soon be facing the same popular wrath that booted Bush from office.
LaRouche Candidates: Movement of Principle
by Marianna Wertz
In a major victory for decency, the referendum which would have imposed the death penalty in Washington, D.C. was defeated nearly 2-1-after opposition was galvanized by the LaRouche-Bevel Presidential campaign.
Californians Defeat ‘Aid in Dying’ Plan
by Linda Everett
Movement To Topple KKK-Masonic Monument Growing Rapidly
by Anton Chaitkin
District of Columbia Councilman William P. Lightfoot’s resolution to take down the statue of Albert Pike labels the statue as “an insult to humanity.”
Iran-Contra Was ‘Kiss of Death’ for Bush
by Edward Spannaus
National News
