Volume 29, Number 23, June 14, 2002
Arabs Turn to LaRouche for Strategic Vision for Mideast
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
In the U.A.E.’s capital, Abu Dhabi, leading personalities from Arab oil-producing nations gathered at the Zayed Centre for Coordination and Follow-Up of the Arab League; they heard Lyndon LaRouche speak on “The Mideast as a Strategic Crossroad.” His participation underscored the growing influence of his ideas in the Arab and Islamic world, especially since the dramatic events of Sept. 11.
The Middle East as a Strategic Crossroad
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Address to the Zayed Centre for Coordination and Follow-Up on “The Mideast as a Strategic Crossroad.” Includes questions and answers.
Conference Is Big Story in Arabic Mass Media
by Hussein Askary al-Nadeem
Economics
Moody’s Attack May Be Last Straw for Japan
by Kathy Wolfe
The downgrading of Japanese Government Bonds to “junk” level has infuriated officials of the world’s biggest creditor nation, which has the world’s biggest foreign reserves, and a huge foreign account surplus.
Mexico: Corpse of Free Trade Is Starting To Stink
by Marivilia Carrasco
Desperate African Presidents Court Self-Destruction in Nepad Plan
by David Cherry
Systemic Crisis Runs Through World Economy
by Lothar Komp
Poland: ‘We Have a Feeling Like 1939!’
by Frank Hahn
Feature
Today’s Likud Is the Party of Fascist Vladimir Jabotinsky
by Harley Schlanger
It is entirely justifiable to describe Israel’s Prime Minister Sharon as a fascist, who is acting against the interests of the people of Israel. Sharon, as in the cases of the Likud Prime Ministers who preceded him—Menachem Begin, Yitzhak Shamir, and Benjamin Netanyahu—is an adherent to the racist, anti-human outlook of Vladimir Jabotinsky, the man whom Israel’s first Prime Minister, David Ben-Gurion, called “Vladimir Hitler.”
Rabin’s Assassins: The Jabotinsky Gang
Will Israel Outlive Its Fascists? Jabotinsky: Mussolini’s Favorite
by Steven Meyer
Affirm the Mendelssohn Defense of the Soul
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
‘Vladimir Hitler’ and Rabbi Kook
Vladimir Jabotinsky: A Creature of Lord Palmerston’s Zoo
by Joseph Brewda
International
Argentina Offered Alternative to National Economic Suicide
by Gretchen Small
EIR Ibero-American Intelligence Director Dennis Small, representing Lyndon LaRouche, visited Buenos Aires to deliver a message of hope to a nation facing an existential crisis.
Argentina’s Monsignor Aguer: Here, Too, LaRouche’s Thinking Finds an Echo
Peru Upset as National Heroes Are in the Dock
by Luis Vásquez Medina
In Memoriam: Thor Heyerdahl—A Man Who Was Both Humble, and Proud
by Rick Sanders
Eurasian Diplomacy Reviving at Almaty and St. Petersburg
by Mary Burdman
Israel’s Beilin Forms New Political Movement
by Dean Andromidas
Philippines Power Shift Puts U.S. on Notice
by Michael Billington
Can East Timor Beat the Odds Against It?
by Gail G. Billington
National
Ashcroft Police-State Moves Destroying Law Enforcement
by Edward Spannaus
Since Sept. 11, Attorney General John Ashcroft has launched a sweeping drive to reverse all the restrictions and guidelines that were imposed on the FBI and Justice Department since the 1970s, and give the FBI sweeping new powers that go beyond what existed in the decades preceding the 1970s reforms.
LaRouche Spokesperson Told Senate: Ashcroft as Attorney General Threatens Constitutional Rule
by Debra Hanania Freeman
Who Did Kill Cock Robin, After All?
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
LaRouche: Don’t Try To Impose Kashmir Agreement
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Brookings Demands U.S. Troops in Kashmir
by Umberto Pascali
FDR Embodied American Intellectual Tradition
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Departments
Editorial
McCain’s White House “Mole Hill.”
