Volume 19, Number 47, November 27, 1992
Interviews
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
The political prisoner talks with an Italian news agency about how to save Italy from foreign intervention, starting with the current investigations into Freemasonry.
Departments
From New Delhi
by Susan Maitra
Alarm Sounded on AIDS in Asia.
Music Views and Reviews
by H. Graham Lowry
A Superb Version of the Beethoven Violin Sonatas.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
A Truckload of Explosive Secret Files.
Andean Report
by Javier Almario and Valerie Rush
Colombian Oil and Terrorism.
Panama Report
by Carlos Wesley
No Surrender on Right to Army.
Editorial
A Travesty of History.
Books
Verdict: The Death Penalty Can Never Be Just
by Katherine Notley
Life Sentences: Rage and Survival Behind Bars, by Wilbert Rideau and Ron Wikberg; Crossed Over: A Murder/A Memoir, by Beverly Lowry.
A Pioneer in Poetry for the Very Young
by Richard Welsh and Susan Welsh
Margaret Wise Brown: Awakened by the Moon, by Leonard S. Marcus; The Fish with the Deep Sea Smile, by Margaret Wise Brown; The Log of Christopher Columbus’ First Voyage to America in the Year 1492, edited by Margaret Wise Brown; Homes in the Wilderness: A Pilgrim’s Journal of Plymouth Plantation in 1629, edited by Margaret Wise Brown.
Kirkland Dancing in Ever Smaller Circles
by Katherine Kanter
The Shape of Love, by Gelsey Kirkland and Greg Lawrence.
Economics
‘Post-Industrial Society’ Empties Coffers of States
by H. Graham Lowry
Clinton talks about creating 250,000 jobs through tax credits and puny investment levels in infrastructure, but California alone has lost over 800,000 jobs in the last two years.
Louisiana Economy Sinking Deeper into Bankers’ Swamp
by Brian Lantz
Huey Long’s Challenge to the Establishment
by Brian Lantz
Currency Rates
Behind the ‘Mexican Miracle’: Faked Statistics, Austerity, and New Debt
by Carlos Cota Meza
Useful Facts, from the Workers and Peasants’ Paradise of Great Britain
by Katherine Kanter
Australian Ecologists in Land Grab
by Nigel Gleeson
New Age Gaia worshipers, armed with stringent environmentalist legislation, are driving farmers to the edge.
Fusion power: Sandia May Be First To Show Energy Gain
by Charles B. Stevens
Agriculture
by Suzanne Rose
Food Available, But Not for the Needy.
Business Briefs
Feature
LaRouche Demands Freedom; Calls Judge ‘Intractably Biased’
by Warren J. Hamerman
Attorneys for political prisoner Lyndon LaRouche have filed a new appeal, citing the steady stream of new evidence coming in that documents the outrageous actions of the “Get LaRouche” task force in railroading an innocent man into prison.
Documentation: Excerpts from the appeal of LaRouche’s 2255 motion.
‘A Political Trial, Like the Dreyfus Affair’
by Friedrich-August von der Heydte
By Friedrich-August von der Heydte, a leading German professor of constitutional and international law.
Judge Who Jailed LaRouche Ran Guns
International
Project Democracy Tries Military Coup in Peru
by Gretchen Small
Investigations into the Nov. 13 attempted coup against President Fujimori have uncovered overwhelming evidence that the operation was directed from Washington.
Matrix Court Case in U.K. Shows: EIR Was Right on Iraq War
by Joseph Brewda
Matrix-Churchill: Setting Up Iraq for the Kill
by Dean Andromidas
NATO ‘Humanitarian Aid’ to Bosnia a Farce
by Katherine Kanter
Last Chance To Settle Tajikistan Civil War
by Konstantin George
India Gives Amnesty a Rough Time
by Ramtanu Maitra
The Ideas of the Renaissance are Italy’s Most Powerful Weapon Today
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
An interview with Lyndon LaRouche, Jr., conducted by the Agenzia Giornalistica Repubblica.
Revival of Friedrich Nietzsche Proceeds Apace in Israel and United Kingdom
by Mark Burdman
Nietzsche Inspired British Master-Racists
by Mark Burdman
Kissinger, Powell Snubbed in S. America
by Cynthia R. Rush
International Intelligence
National
Evidence Reveals OSI Knew Demjanjuk Was Innocent
by Jeffrey Steinberg
In hearings in Federal court, two former officials of the Justice Department’s Office of Special Investigations spill the beans on the way the frameup was carried out.
POWs Said To Have Been Abandoned in North Korea and Siberia
by Scott Thompson
Drug Lobby Sets New Strategy for the Clinton Presidency
At a conference of the Drug Policy Foundation, the marching orders came down: Keep a low profile, but push the pro-drug agenda through.
Brzezinski Opens Policy Debate for Clinton
by Paul Goldstein
103rd Congress: No Cakewalk for Clinton
by William Jones
World of Socrates Seen in D.C. Exhibit
by Nora Hamerman
Eye on Washington
by Katherine Notley
Feds Defend Klan Statue.
National News
Correction
In our interview with Gianni Cipriani last week (page 49), an editorial error attributed to Mr. Cipriani the statement beginning, “At this point, Cordova is being helped by a pool of magistrates known for their determination to go after the Mafia.” That statement, to the end of the paragraph, was an editor’s interpolation, based upon press accounts.
