Volume 32, Number 23, June 10, 2005
LaRouche: Now Is the End of the ‘End of History’
by Nancy Spannaus
Dramatic recent events on both sides of the Atlantic have now set the stage for a long-overdue fundamental change in world economic and monetary policy. Editor Nancy Spannaus introduces our wide-ranging coverage of the cultural paradigm-shift under way in the United States, Europe, and Asia. From the U.S. Senate’s defeat of the Bush-Cheney “nuclear option,” to the French “no” vote on the European Constitution, to the calls in Asia for a New Bretton Woods financial reorganization, we have now entered into a completely new world situation.
International
The New Cultural Paradigm-Shift: Where Does Europe Go Now?
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
“What omens are to be read from the rumble of the approach of history’s new sounds of the rolling tumbrils, approaching the date with history which is in the making for tomorrow, as for today?”
French Vote ‘No’ to Globalization
by Christine Bierre
A Mandate To Lift Europe From Crisis
by Jacques Cheminade
Signs of Change in Germany, Also
by Rainer Apel
Philippine Senator Pimentel Calls for New Bretton Woods
New Bretton Woods Signers
Defend Our Rights, Against Globalization
Interview with Sen. Aquilino Pimentel.
On-Site Report: Asia Has Cards, Must Think Big
by Kathy Wolfe
Behind the Screen of the ‘Dirty War’ in Iraq
Interview with Sen. Luigi Malabarba.
National
Implications of the U.S. Senate’s Action: Be Tolerant and Compassionate
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
“A new world economic, and strategic situation has been defined by U.S. Senate developments of May 23, 2005. This condensed summation of the strategic highlights of that change, has been prepared for the information of some relevant higher-ranking circles in Europe, and also some comparable places in Eurasia more broadly.”
Congress’s Mission for Bankrupt Auto: Build U.S.A. Electrified Rail Network
by Richard Freeman
What Can Bring U.S. Manufacturing Back?
VA Hospital Cuts Could Backfire
by Patricia Salisbury
Revolt Brewing Around Base-Closing Swindle
by Carl Osgood
Legislative Initiatives: Save Private Pensions
Wayne County: Save Auto, Machine Tools
‘We Need to Put the Heart of America Back to Work’
Interview with Jeffrey Bailey.
Auto Is a ‘Very Large Part of St. Louis Community’
Interview with State Rep. Juanita Head Walton.
Congressional Closeup
by Carl Osgood
LaRouche Youth Movement
How LaRouche Youth Organizing Uses the Dirichlet Principle
“The LaRouche Show,” EIR’s Internet radio program, featured a discussion of Lyndon LaRouche’s “The Noëtic Principle: Vernadsky and Dirichlet’s Principle,” with Bruce Director, author of the ongoing series of pedagogical exercises, “Riemann for Anti-Dummies.” He was joined by a panel of youth movement organizers.
Book Reviews
Italian Journalists Probe ‘Faceless War’
by Paolo Raimondi
Iraq: La guerra senza volto (Iraq: The Faceless War), by Paolo Cucchiarelli and Vincenzo Mulè.
Interviews
Aquilino Pimentel
The opposition leader of the Philippines Senate takes a stand for a New Bretton Woods, and against globalization.
Luigi Malabarba
An Italian Senator, Hon. Malabarba, has put forward a parliamentary question to the government, concerning U.S. Director of National Intelligence John Negroponte’s “Operation Salvador” and parallel intelligence warfare in Iraq.
Jeffrey Bailey
Mr. Bailey is the business manager and financial secretary for Ironworkers Local 292, in South Bend, Indiana.
Juanita Walton
State Representative Walton represents the 81st District in the Missouri General Assembly, and is president of the Missouri Legislative Black Caucus Foundation and secretary of the National Order of Women Legislators.
Editorial
Will Cheney Detonate His Other Nuclear Option?
Corrections
In last week’s issue, we misidentified two Senators. Frank Lautenberg (p. 6) is a Democrat from New Jersey, while Olympia Snowe (p. 13) is a Republican from Maine.
