
Lyndon LaRouche delivered this keynote speech to EIR's March 2 Berlin seminar. Addressing a primarily European audience, he described his task as, "first of all, to describe the general situation, and the relationship of what's happening in the United States, to what the fate of Europe and other parts of the world is going to be. And secondly, to indicate some of the problems, particularly on economic conceptions which stand in the way of competent thinking about economic policy, in the United States to some degree, but emphatically in Europe: that the failure to understand economics in the way that is needed now, is one of the biggest impediments in Europe. And I think I shall make clear to you, what these impediments are."
Economics
Collapse of Carry Trade
Would Blow Out Financial System
News reports of an imminent collapse of the speculative "yen carry trade," prompted Lyndon LaRouche to say, "Let it happen. The system is doomed under any circumstances, and we know what must be done to create a new, stable financial system, based on the principles of Franklin Roosevelt's original Bretton Woods System."
Where We Stand in the Battle
To Save the Machine-Tool Sector
A team from the LaRouche Youth Movement interviewed political figures and trade unionists in Ohio and Michigan on the crisis in the auto industry and the need for retooling.
LaRouche: Senate Must Stop
Flim-Flamming, Save Auto
Science & Technology
Australian Professor Lance Endersbee reviews the disastrous state of world groundwater, and shows why it is not replenished by rainfall, contrary to the textbook models.
Solve the Water Crisis
With Nuclear Desalination
National
A bipartisan group of legislators and policymakers has concluded that Bush must take some emergency action to save his Presidency. A housecleaning, they say, is urgently neededand the starting point must be the Vice President.
An exclusive exposé by Anton Chaitkin of the corrupt Jack Abramoff's connections to organized crime, fascist guerrilla movements, and death squads. This is the crew gunning for the election of Benjamin "Bibi" Netanyahu in Israel.
Ohio Reps Hold Hearing
To Save Auto Industry
Rebuild United States by
Retooling Auto Industry
Ohio State Rep. Catherine Barrett's Concurrent Resolution HRC 22.
National News
International
Netanyahu Pushes Sharon's
`Jordan Is Palestine' War Plan
For two decades, "Jordan is Palestine" was at the center of Ariel Sharon's strategic thinking, in which a war launched against Jordan, or the collapse of the Jordanian monarchy, would provide the pretext to expel Palestinians from the West Bank. This is now on the agenda of Likud party candidate for the Prime Minister's office, Benjamin Netanyahu.
Will London's Schemes for
Mexico's Elections Be Overturned?
Thailand and the Philippines Hit
By Synarchist Destabilizations
Presidential Candidate Cheminade
Gives France a Sense of the Future Again
Documentation: "Why I Am a Candidate," by Jacques Cheminade.
LaRouche Webcast
Questions and answers from Lyndon LaRouche's Feb. 23 Washington webcast, covering the gamut of issues in foreign policy, economics, and how to deal with evil SOBs like Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
Interviews
Phil Cavanaugh
The County Commissioner of Wayne County, Michigan, which encompasses Detroit, discusses the takedown of the city which used to be called the Arsenal of Democracy.
LaMar Lemmons, III
A Democratic State Representative from Michigan, Lemmons has introduced a resolution calling on Congress to convert the automobile industry for production of the infrastructure the nation needs, such as high-speed rail and high-tech power plants.
Oscar Bunch
A UAW leader in Toledo, Ohio emphasizes that the U.S. automotive workforce has the skills required for retooling.
Marty Green
Green is a skilled-trades representative of UAW Local 730 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. His plant is a major production source for metal-stamping parts for General Motors.
Joe Joseph
The president of UAW Local 1970 in Dearborn, Michigan, says "there's no reason for these plants to close, which was caused by this free trade."
Editorial
Their Objective Is Chaos