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Published: Monday, March 18, 2002
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of the allegedly classified version of the administration's "Nuclear Posture Review" (NPR). Notably, what was leaked, was the claim that the United States had targetted five non-nuclear powers for possible nuclear strikes in case of conflict. These include not only Bush's "axis of evil" countries: Iraq, Iran and North Korea,-- but also Libya and Syria. The leak emphasize that U.S. policy was to greatly reduce the threshold for use of nuclear weapons in war, in favor of the administration's intention to develop new generations, or simply retooled varieties of battlefield nuclear weapons.
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CHENEY VISITS THE FRONT
Several important, but inconclusive developments on the Middle East war-front have emerged during the past week, as Vice-President Dick Cheney tours the Middle East. To begin with, someone, probably from inside the White House, had raised the world's military temperature a notch or two with a nasty press-leak in the Los Angeles Times.
Vice-President Cheney, Defense Secretary Rumsfeld, and President Bush himself have been suspiciously evasive, in the efforts they have made not to deny the gist of what the Los Angeles Times and other media have reported as the contents
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Lyndon LaRouche's now-famous heuristic device, the 'Triple Curve,' shows the exponential growth of the financial and monetary aggregates, and the consequent catastrophic collapse of the underlying productive physical economy.
ECONOMICS
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FLASH!
LaRouche To Issue 250,000 Leaflets Calling To 'Support Israeli Efforts To Stop Sharon's Warsaw Ghetto-Model Horrors!'
IBERO-AMERICAN NEWS DIGEST
Guatemalan Group Supports Zepp LaRouche's Appeal for Dialogue of Cultures
Bedoya, Londono Offer 'Fuerza Colombia' Alternative
Colombian Political Parties Disintegrate After Years of Appeasing Narcoterrorists
Financial Times Fears Argentina Crisis Could Spark Regional Backlash vs. Free Trade, Austerity
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March 18-March 24, 1933.
Raymond Moley, one of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's closest advisers, wrote in his book, The First New Deal, that he considered March 18 the beginning of the second phase of the "Hundred Days" of emergency action. With the Congress having passed the first basic banking reforms, to re-establish confidence in the system, and with the far-reaching agricultural reform bill on the table, the President turned to the question consuming the interest of the nation: jobs.
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