Volume 29, Number 11, March 22, 2002
Can Repeat of Warsaw 1943 Be Stopped in Palestine?
by Dean Andromidas
The Israeli Defense Forces have drawn international outrage, with their assault on the Palestinian Authority refugee camps, on Palestinian hospitals, ambulances, and schools, and such Nazi practices as branding prisoners with numbers and forcing them to wear color-coded caps.
Economics
BIS Warns, Bankers and Economy Are Just Blowing Bubbles
by Paul Gallagher
The director of the Bank for International Settlements rejected the claim of U.S. Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan, that the economy is really undergoing “an expansion.”
Steel Tariff Paradox Blooms
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Next Steel Myth To Debunk: Overproduction
by Anita Gallagher
Britain and HMD: One Year Later: Many Questions, No Answers
by Rosa Tennenbaum
Nigeria Sends IMF Team Home, Empty-Handed
by Uwe Friesecke
‘New Deal’ in Zambia Points the Way
by Lydia Cherry
Evidence Mounts for Water on Mars
by Marsha Freeman
The Blame for ‘Enron’ Debacle: Congress Tore Down FDR’s Legacy of Regulation
by John Hoefle
Feature
The Dialogue of Cultures
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
Speech to the ICLC/Schiller Institute’s annual Presidents’ Day weekend conference. Mrs. Zepp-LaRouche demolishes the claims of the ideologues of a “Clash of Civilizations,” by discussing the art, philosophy, and theology of diverse national cultures—including Hinduism, Nicolaus of Cusa, the ancient Egyptian wisdom of Hermes Trismegistus, the Greek Classical period—to find the common truths that unite them, since people of all cultures are equally the children of God.
The Birth of the Individual as an Artistic Conception
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
A review of “Egypt 2000 B.C.,” an exhibit of Egyptian art of the Middle Kingdom (2150-1650 B.C.).
Book Reviews
Why Patriots Today Must Master The Works of Alexander Hamilton
by Nancy Spannaus
Alexander Hamilton, Writings, edited by Joanne B. Freeman
Departments
Editorial
Zimbabwe’s Mugabe Wins Re-Election—Over Blair.
International
Iran’s Leaders Point to LaRouche Sept. 11 Analysis
When Bush pronounced the “axis of evil” doctrine, political figures in Tehran concluded that the previous softer tones from the United States were as fraudulent as the “war on terrorism.” In early March, some Iranian leaders attacked the fraud of the official line on Sept. 11, and pointed to the truth, citing U.S. 2004 Presidential pre-candidate Lyndon LaRouche.
Countdown Has Begun to Iraq War Folly
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
War in Afghanistan: Worst Is Yet To Come
by Ramtanu Maitra
Thailand Takes On Neo-Colonial Press
by Michael Billington
The Financial Oligarchy’s Foothold in Malaysia
by Martin Chew Wooi Keat
Catholic Journal Hits Novak’s Free Trade
by Claudio Celani
National
Freedom vs. ‘Democracy’: How ‘Democracy’ Became Diseased
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
“The notion of ‘democracy,’ as the term had come to be defined in practice during the preceding two decades and more, does not permit effective responses to the most crucial among the kinds of life-or-death challenges which reality is now shoving onto the government’s agenda. For this reason, a critical reexamination of the institutions of political-party-led government, is now mandatory.”
National Rail Defense Bill Points a New Direction
by Marcia Merry Baker
Documentation: EIR’s testimony before the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee.
U.S. Nuclear Doctrine Is Madder Than MAD
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Military Chiefs Show Sanity at Hearings
by Carl Osgood
Congressional Closeup
by Carl Osgood
