Volume 33, Number 35-36, September 1, 2006
U.S. Institutions, Press Ask:
Is President Bush Nuts?
Indicative of the emerging Anglo-American consensus that Bush is too far gone to serve much longer, is British Prime Minister Tony Blair's own "Damascus Road" break with G.W., since his last visit to Washington in the late Spring. But it may be too late for Blair, too. Documentation: A sampling of press coverage on the Idiot President.
National
Principle or Tactic?
Fix or Change a System?
By Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. The Boomer reaction to LaRouche's proposed legislation to revive the U.S. auto sector and its vital machine-tool capability, among the members of the Congress, as others, "illustrates the kind of `clear and present danger' which Boomer traits represent."
Lieberman Defeat:
Referendum on the DLC
The 20th Century Transformed Us
From Earthlings Into Solarians
Lyndon LaRouche spoke by telephone to members of the LaRouche Youth Movement in Seattle.
Book Reviews
Irony Will Stop World War III
It Can't Happen Here, by Sinclair Lewis.
Feature
LaRouche To Report From Berlin:
A World Historical Moment
LaRouche PAC announces LaRouche's Sept. 6 webcast from Berlin, which will include a simultaneous video-conference with Washington dignitaries, and others participating over the Internet.
LaRouche's Unique Successes:
There Is No Secret in My Success
By Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
LaRouche's 1988 Forecast of
German Reunification
LaRouche's Record on
Long-Term Forecasting
Science
Science: The Essence of Economics:
How the Liberals Tried To Make
Engels' Monkey Into a Man
HTML PDF
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. examines the political-scientific implications of Frederick Engels' wretched Anti-Dühring. "Still today, the corrupting influence of the anti-Americanism which has been spread in western and central Europe . . . coincides with the failure of continental Europeans, generally, to grasp the continuing, unique, strategic historical importance, for the world at large, of the original founding and continued role of the U.S. constitutional republic."
An Insider's Guide to the Universe (PDF)
Bruce Director develops the concept of a "Riemannian tensor," and shows that there is no "outside" Euclidean universe.
International
Israel Debates Madrid II Peace—
Or Netanyahu War
The proposal by former Israeli Justice Minister Jossi Beilin for a new Madrid conference on a comprehensive Mideast peace, which was endorsed by Lyndon LaRouche, is being hotly debated in Israel and the Arab world.
Israeli General on Prospects for Peace
An interview with Brig. Gen. Yossi Ben-Ari (res.).
Arabs Are Ready for Madrid II Summit
Israeli Peace Camp Pushes U.S. To Act
Beilin: Facing the Challenge
Uri Avnery: U.S. Must Change Its Policy
Uri Avnery: Peace Warrior
Bush Administration Unleashes
Deadly Institutional Crisis in Mexico
Trapped in Afghanistan:
Where Poppies Bloom Faster Than Democracy
Berlin Mayor Debate Excludes Real World
International Intelligence
Economics
U.S. Auto Crisis Escalates
To the Existential Level
Congress finds prostitution doesn't pay.
Argentina Flanks Synarchists
With Ambitious Nuclear Program
The United States Must Prepare
for a Nuclear Renaissance
Interviews
Gen. Yossi Ben-Ari
Brig. Gen. Yossi Ben-Ari (res.) served in the Israeli Defense Forces as a senior military intelligence officer. He is currently a co-director of the Strategic Affairs Unit of IPCRI (Israel-Palestine Center for Research and Information).
Ed Cummins and Jack Lanzoni
Ed Cummins is the vice president for regulatory affairs and standardization, and Jack Lanzoni is the vice president for supply chain management, at the Nuclear Power Plants Business Unit of Westinghouse Electric Company.