Unmasking the Secret War
by the `Economic Hit Men'
Helga Zepp-LaRouche calls for reopening the cases of the murders of Germany's Alfred Herrhausen and Detlev Rohwedder, who were assassinated soon after the fall of the Berlin Wall, because their policies went against the dictates of the "Economic Hit Men" exposed by author John Perkins.
Development Projects vs.
the IMF Hit Men, 1971-91
George Pratt Shultz:
Profile of a Hit Man
Connally: `Shultz Did It'
`Washington Consensus'
Indicted for Genocide
A review of Confessions of an Economic Hit Man: How the U.S. Uses Globalization To Cheat Poor Countries Out of Trillions, by John Perkins.
There's a `Tremendous Opportunity for Change'
An interview with John Perkins.
Economics
The Great Crash of 2004-2005 Is Here!
By Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. "Now, when the great world financial collapse is onrushing, who is willing to make himself a public fool, still, by discussing `some other issue,' some issue other than why I have been right, and my so-called critics proven terribly wrong, over all these years?"
Argentina: Center of
Global Economic Battle
Hans Tietmeyer's
`New Social Market-Economy
Initiative'—Cui Bono?
International
Flattened by IMF, Ukraine in
Geopolitical Crosshairs
The strife that gripped Ukraine during this year's Presidential election is not the clash of "Western, Europe-oriented" Ukraine vs. "Eastern, Russia-oriented" Ukraine, as depicted in the mass media. It is rooted in 13 years of economic devastation, at the hands of the IMF.
LaRouche: Stop Brzezinski's
Meddling in Ukraine
LaRouche Warns:
Bush Is on Autopilot for Korea Conflict
UN Brands Afghanistan a `Narco-State,'
As Washington Looks the Other Way
International Intelligence
National
Leading Democrats Take Up
Vote-Suppression Fight
"The battle for civil rights, expressed as the need to bring perpetrators of voter suppression to the prescribed forms of justice, is the battlefield to choose at this stage of the war," Lyndon LaRouche declared.
The Vanishing American Pension
Foretells Bush Social Security Gameplan
Strategic Studies
A Time for Some Real Leadership:
Is Fallujah a New Dien Bien Phu?
By Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
`Victory' in Fallujah:
A Political Disaster
The Battle of Dien Bien Phu: The French Empire Dies in Vietnam
The Issue of Effective Leadership:
General MacArthur's Inchon Flank
Interviews
John Perkins
The author of Confessions of a Hit Man, Perkins was recruited in the 1960s, by the National Security Agency. He later worked for private corporations, including as chief economist for the Chas. T. Main, Inc. engineering firm.
Book Reviews
`Washington Consensus'
Indicted for Genocide
Confessions of an Economic Hit Man: How the U.S. Uses Globalization To Cheat Poor Countries Out of Trillions, by John Perkins.
Departments
Report From Germany
"We're Cutting Ourselves to Death."
From the Congress
Democrats Denounce GOP Omnibus Funding Bill.