Volume 14, Number 7, February 13, 1987
Book Reviews
New Revelations on Pro-Nazi Jung Will Further Embarrass Prince Charles
by Mark Burdman
Looks at A Walk with a White Bushman by Sir Laurens van der Post.
Departments
Report from Paris
by Jacques Cheminade
The Chink in Chirac’s Armor.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Bonn and Iran Share Explosive Secrets.
From New Delhi
by Susan Maitra
The García-Gandhi Connection.
Dateline Mexico
by Hugo López Ochoa
A Trilateraloid Strike.
Report from Rio
by Marco Monteiro
Wild Card in the Debtors’ Deck?
Editorial
Take out Khomeini!
Operation Juárez
Building New Cities, New Urban Services
Over the next 30 years, Ibero-America will require urgent investments in urban infrastructure, in order to raise the productivity of labor and of the general population. This 21st installment from the book, Ibero-American Integration: 100 Million New Jobs by the Year 2000! discusses building new great cities as well as providing services to existing ones.
Science & Technology
MHD Pulsed Power for Geophysics and the SDI
by Marsha Freeman
Recent geophysical experiments using pulsed MHD generators indicate that the United States is finally attempting to catch up to the Soviets in this crucial SDI technology.
Economics
Mandatory AIDS Tests—How Soon a Reality?
by Warren J. Hamerman
The Centers for Disease Control, had it shifted policy earlier, might have saved tens of thousands of lives—but now, at least it is opening up a debate on the obviously necessary public health measures earlier associated with LaRouche.
The AIDS Debate Is On in Spain
by Leonardo Servadio
Denmark Rocked by Malthusian Drive To End Farmers’ Use of Fertilizers
by Poul Rasmussen
Currency Rates
Papal Debt Document Echoes 1985 Meeting
by Cristina Fiocchi
Slightly more than a year after the Schiller Institute’s historic conference in Rome, the Vatican has backed the demands for justice of the peoples of the Third World.
Polarized Response to Vatican Document
Mexican Agriculture: An IMF Disaster
by Mark Sonnenblick
The Indira Gandhi Canal: Greening the Desert in India
by Ramtanu Maitra
Corporate Strategy
by Marcia Merry
USX “Reopens”; Shuts Four Steel Plants.
Domestic Credit
Leading Indicators of What?
Business Briefs
Feature
Trilaterals Commit Treason in Moscow
by Scott Thompson
Various delegations of Establishment leaders from the New York Council on Foreign Relations and the Trilateral Commission are descending upon Moscow for talks aimed at selling Western Europe to the Soviets—as Gorbachov continues to build up a war economy.
Genscher Spearheads ‘Yalta II’ in Europe
by William Engdahl
Genscher’s speech at the Davos economic conference in Switzerland, was titled “Take Gorbachov Seriously—Take Gorbachov at his Word.”
From the World Press: The Trilaterals’ Plan for ‘Yalta II’
Reports from the Soviet New Times, Spain’s El País, and Italy’s Il Giornale and La Repubblica.
International
Lehder Capture Puts U.S. on the Line in Anti-Drug War
by Valerie Rush
In what has been termed the single greatest event to date in the war on drugs, Colombian authorities seized Robert Vesco’s business partner in cocaine, and shipped him to the United States to stand trial.
Michael Ledeen, the Temple Mount, and ‘Operation Armageddon’
by Jeffrey Steinberg
A secret satanic agenda could be the key to the entire Irangate scandal.
The Coming 13th Hidden Imam
by Thierry Lalevée
Ayatollah Khomeini will not die; he will simply “disappear.” Thierry Lalevée looks inside Iran, on the eighth anniversary of the Islamic Revolution.
The Hezbollahi: Iran’s Apparatus Abroad
Battle for Europe: Danger Seen in Gain by German Greens
A deterioration in the intellectual capabilities of youth is blamed for the advances made by the anti-Western party in the Jan. 25 election.
Britain’s Foreign Secretary and the KGB’s Mary Kaldor Robinson
by Mark Burdman
New Cooperation on the Pacific Rim
by Linda de Hoyos
International Intelligence
National
Senate Report Attacks ‘Parallel Government’
by Joseph Brewda
Senator Boren has blasted the role of “part-time consultant” to the NSC Michael Ledeen and the Israeli Mossad in running covert operations through, but independent of, the U.S. government.
Kremlin’s Friends Snarl at LaRouche
by Criton Zoakos
Efforts to strip the Presidential candidate of security coincide with articles in the press demanding that he “disappear.”
Justice Dept.’s Weld and ‘Shadow Government’ On Trial in Boston
More than 150 defense motions and supporting memoranda document an 18-year witchhunt against LaRouche and his associates.
A Victory on SDI for Weinberger
by Leo Scanlon
Will the U.S. Constitution Survive Its Bicentennial?
by Kathleen Klenetsky
Not if TrilateraLloyd Cutler has his way.
Eye on Washington
by Nicholas F. Benton
Speakes Slams Press in Departure.
Congressional Closeup
by Ronald Kokinda
National News
