Volume 35, Number 38, September 26, 2008
`Times That Try Men's Souls':
Bush Must Telephone Medvedev
A memorandum by Lyndon LaRouche to all U.S. government institutions.
The Challenge Facing Russia
in the Systemic Global Crisis
Medvedev: `Talk to Russia'
A Letter to Bankers:
The Facts in the Case of Alan Greenspan
By Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. "We must now separate the living from the should-be-dead among financial institutions," while saving the economy.
LaRouche Denounces Paulson's
Latest Bailout Swindle
On Bernanke et al.:
Caught in His Rotor Blade
By Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Paulson's Bank Bailout:
The Biggest Swindle Ever Pulled!
LaRouche: The Planet Needs
a New Financial Architecture
Lyndon LaRouche videotaped these remarks on Sept. 17, 2008.
International
Helga Zepp-LaRouche to Berlin Seminar:
Crisis Slams Banking System:
Act Now To Avert a Dark Age
Helga Zepp-LaRouche explained that the proper response to the financial collapse is to establish a New Bretton Woods system, based on an agreement involving Russia, China, India, and a United States which is no longer committed to saving the dead financial system.
World Harvests Below Need; UN Ducks Crisis
U.S. Troops Move Into Pakistani Tribal Area:
A British Stronghold
Business Briefs
International Intelligence
National
Financiers Try `Swift Boating'
War Hero Murtha—Again
Rep. John Murtha (D-Pa.) chairs the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense, which controls all military spending. His record—from his promotion of economic development, and its advocates like Hillary Clinton, to his opposition to anti-Constitutional policies on law enforcement and the Iraq War—provides the best explanation of why he has become Wall Street's target.
Col. Donahue Speaks Out in Support of Murtha
A guest commentary by Lt. Col. Hal Donahue (USAF-ret.).
National News
Science & Technology
The Challenges of the Second 50 Years in Space
The U.S. space program, which has revealed the wonders of the universe, unveiled the mysteries of our Solar System, enabled mankind to visit other worlds, and was the science driver for our last real economic growth, now faces its worst crisis since the end of the Apollo program.