Volume 33, Number 19, May 12, 2006
For Economists, Legislators, and Labor: Emergency Legislation, Now!
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
“The purpose of the following communication is to prompt the immediate crafting of urgently needed emergency Federal legislation: Legislation to prevent the threatened immediate collapse of the U.S. national automobile industry from becoming the beginning of a virtually irreversible chain-reaction of destruction of approximately the entirety of the present physical economy of the U.S.A.”
Use It or Lose It: Auto Capacity 50% Unused and Going, Going, Gone
The large assemblage of the auto industry whose near-term closing or sell-off has already been announced, comprises 73 million square feet of industrial capacity.
LaRouche Briefs Youth Movement on Strategic Context of Auto Campaign
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
LPAC Releases DVD: Auto and Economic Recovery
President Kennedy Knew What Value Was: A History of the Adrian Delphi Plant
by Bill Roberts
National
Bush ‘Roasted’ in Tradition of Rabelais, Boccaccio
by Nancy Spannaus
Documentation: The full text of Steven Colbert’s rip-roaring remarks to the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on April 29.
LaRouche Youth to California Dems: Don’t Go Down With Rohatyn!
by Harley Schlanger and Aaron Halevy
The LYM was “everywhere” at the state Democratic Party convention in Sacramento.
LYM Cadre School: Making a Renaissance
by Anna Shavin and Ali Sharaf
LYM Brings Beauty to Baltimore ‘Death Zone’
by Ted Smith
Congressional Closeup
by Carl Osgood
International
Iran: Regime Change Option As Bad As Military Strike
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
Not only will an “Iran Contra” operation not work for regime change, but escalating such insurgent operations will only exacerbate a catastrophic crisis in Iraq.
Iran Contras
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Darfur Crisis Aims To End NileWater Agreement with Egypt
by Lawrence K. Freeman
Israel’s Government: What Chance for Peace?
by Dean Andromidas
France: A Hard Head Makes a Soft Behind
by Samuel Dixon
After the Victory, Let Us Create the Future
by Jacques Cheminade
A leaflet by the candidate of the Solidarity and Progress party for the 2007 French Presidential elections.
LaRouche Youth Take On ‘Rohatyn’ of Berlin
An interview with Daniel Buchmann.
Economics
Ibero-America Marches Against Globalization: Bolivia Nationalizes Its Hydrocarbons Industry
by Gretchen Small
The action by the Bolivian President, backed by the “Presidents’ Club” of South American nations, has much different causes than the U.S. media’s gossip about Fidel Castro’s alleged role.
LaRouche Warns Nissan’s Wage Killer: ‘Mississippi Is Not Manchukuo’
by Bonnie James
LYM Internet Forum: Restore Real Social Security for Ibero-America!
by Cynthia R. Rush
The LaRouche Youth Movement in Argentina, Chile, Mexico, and the United States organized a forum, “Toward the Revival of Ibero-America’s Social Security System”
Documentation: From the presentations by trade-union and other institutional representatives who are experts on the crisis in Social Security in Ibero-America.
Helga Zepp-LaRouche Renews Her Call for a New Bretton Woods
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
Ethanol Takes More Energy Than It Gives
by Marjorie Mazel Hecht
Book Reviews
The Philippines’ Fight for Nuclear Energy
by Michael Billington
Trailblazing: The Quest for Energy Self-Reliance, by Geronimo Z. Velasco.
Departments
Report From Germany
by Rainer Apel
Berlin Needs a Debt Moratorium.
Interviews
Daniel Buchmann
Buchmann, 24, is campaigning for mayor of Berlin, heading a slate of 20 candidates of the Civil Rights Movement Solidarity (BüSo), the LaRouche party in Germany, in the Sept. 17 elections.
Editorial
The War Must Be Won in the United States
