EIR Volume 16, Number 7, February 10, 1989

Volume 16, Number 7, February 10, 1989

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Interviews

Edwin Gray

by Kathy Wolfe

The former head of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board discusses Donald Regan’s plot to wreck the American thrift industry.

Carlo Bergonzi

by Jeanne Percesepe Bell

The great tenor explains why there is only one scientific tuning.

Investigation

Philippines NPA: A Case of Soviet Irregular Warfare

by Linda de Hoyos and Dean Andromidas

The model for the Theology of Liberation-tinged insurgency is the Sandinistas of Nicaragua, and in the last few months, evidence has emerged of more direct links to the Soviet Union.

Hunger as a Tool of Destabilization

by Col. lsmael Z. Villareal

Address to the Schiller Institute’s Food for Peace conference in Nauheim, West Germany.

How NPA Recruits: Barangays and Labor

A profile of the insurgents’ organization.

Departments

Dateline Mexico

by Hugo López Ochoa

Will the Debt Be Paid with Drugs?

Report from Paris

by Thierry Lalevée

From Insider Trading to Blackmail.

Report from Bonn

by Rainer Apel

Old Boys, New Parties... New Yalta.

Andean Report

by Valerie Rush

Peru, and the Defense of LaRouche.

Middle East Report

by Omar Ali al Montasser

Libyan Opposition Betrayed Again.

Music

Scientific Tuning Taking Over in Italy

by Liliana Celani

Italy’s Senate Cultural Commission is discussing a bill to adopt Verdi’s “tuning fork,” and hopes to approve it soon.

‘There Is Only One Scientific Tuning Fork, A=432’

by Jeanne Percesepe Bell

An interview with tenor Carlo Bergonzi.

Tuning and Register as Policy Issues

by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.

The paper that started the movement for scientific tuning.

Economics

Fed’s Greenspan Launches Power Grab

by Christopher White

The central bankers and the Bush Administration’s new team are jockeying for position to control the financial collapse. What they agree on, is a program of ruthless austerity for the United States.

Savings & Loan Blowout Looms

by Kathy Wolfe

An interview with former FHLBB head Edwin Gray.

USDA Sets Non-Food Priorities, Outlines ‘Low-Input’ Agriculture

by Marcia Merry

Heritage Foundation Out To Revive Mexico’s Fascist PAN, End ‘Cardenism’

by Dolia Estévez-Pettingell

Agriculture

by Marcia Merry

Too Scared To Take Emergency Actions.

Foreign Exchange

by William Engdahl

More Dollar Shocks Ahead.

Feature

Murder of Roberto Calvi Tied to Global Satanist Cult

by Jeffrey Steinberg

The top Freemasons are in a fratricidal “holy war,” but it’s nothing compared to what they have in store for the rest of us.

The Lucis Trust: Satanism and the New World Order

by Scott Thompson

A profile of some of the world’s premier Satanic coordinating centers.

The Royal Family and the Freemasons

by Scott Thompson

Charles, Prince of the New Age

by Kathleen Klenetsky

International

Is Bush Planning To ‘Dismantle’ NATO?

by Michael Liebig

At the Wehrkunde defense conference in Munich, U.S. representatives preached “burden sharing” to the allies. But this was just window-dressing for the actual policy of withdrawing troops from Germany.

Cry of ‘Justice for LaRouche’ Echoes around the World

Vigils, strikes, and other actions demand the freeing of the Alexandria political prisoners.

Venezuelan Gnostics Storm Catholic Church and the Army

by Gretchen Small

A self-proclaimed Gnostic bishop, linked to the drug traffic, is accusing Lyndon LaRouche, top military officers, and leading Catholics of being a threat to Venezuela’s national security.

Priests Are Murdered while Walesa Deals

by Konstantin George

The deepening Polish crisis.

Narco-Terror Army Targets Argentina

by Cynthia R. Rush

President Alfonsín has a lot of explaining to do.

Yugoslavia on Brink of Partition or Coup