Volume 22, Number 8, February 17, 1995
Departments
Editorial
Justice, Not Vengeance.
Economics
Capital Gains Tax Cut Is a Parasites’ Paradise
by Richard Freeman
The proposed 50% cut in the U.S. capital gains tax rate will primarily benefit those who make over $200,000 per year.
Oligarchs Dominate Italian Government
by Claudio Celani
Will Poland Once Again Cave In to False Ideas?
by Anna Kaczor
Poland is a target for the “Mexico treatment,” as President Lech Walesa plays the role of Cervantes’ Sancho Panza.
Why Polevanov Was Fired
by Roman Bessonov
The fight over privatization in Russia.
Currency Rates
Will Trade War Help Pick China’s Leader?
by Cho Wen-pin
Draft Emergency Law for Revival of the National Economy of Mexico
From EIR’s Spanish-language Special Report on the Mexican debt bomb.
Gold
by Roger Moore
South Africa Probes Geneva Banks.
Business Briefs
Special Report
Phil Gramm’s ‘Conservative Revolution in America’
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Analyzes the Jacobin seizure of power by a populist mob, determined to obliterate the U.S. Constitution during the first 100 days of the 104th Congress.
Newt’s Jacobin Battle-Cry
The Tofflers’ ‘Third Wave’
Demographic Profile Typical of Ancient Societies
by Christopher White
Von Hayek Hails the Satanist Mandeville
by Jeffrey Steinberg
His British Lordship Spills the Beans
by Scott Thompson
A profile of Lord William Rees-Mogg.
Kissinger’s Alliance with the British
Why We Must Call Newt Gingrich ‘a Fascist’
by Michael Minnicino
The historical roots of the Conservative Revolution.
The Legacy of Friedrich von Hayek: Fascism Didn’t Die with Hitler
by Richard Freeman and Jeffrey Steinberg
Strategic Map: Mont Pelerin Society’s Fascist International
Mont Pelerin ‘Body-Snatchers’ Are Brainwashing Your Congressman
Dossiers on the Heritage Foundation, Reason Foundation, Cato Institute, Progress and Freedom Foundation, American Legislative Exchange Council, and National Taxpayers Union.
The Mont Pelerin ‘Enforcers’ inside the U.S. Congress
Profiles of some of the most important congressional spokesmen for the Conservative Revolution: Phil Gramm, Newt Gingrich, Richard Armey, Bill Archer, Alfonse D’Amato, and John Kasich.
They’ve Taken Out a Contract On You!
by Richard Freeman and Jeffrey Steinberg
Appendix: ‘Neo-Confucianism,’ Leibniz, and the Fight against the Enlightenment
by Michael Billington
International
Wehrkunde Marks Deep Split Between U.S. and British
by Rainer Apel
The war in Bosnia was the subject of most heated interchanges at the 32nd annual Wehrkunde Conference in Munich.
British Try To Sink Peru-Ecuador Peace
by Cynthia R. Rush
The diplomacy surrounding the conflict between Peru and Ecuador has become a form of surrogate warfare between the Clinton Administration and the British.
Mexico: Zedillo Takes the Gloves Off against Zapatistas
by Hugo López Ochoa and Cynthia R. Rush
Arrest warrants are out for the top six leaders of the Zapatista narco-terrorist insurgency.
International Intelligence
National
Virginia Assembly Slaps Down ‘Conservative Revolution’
by Marianna Wertz
The rejection of Virginia Gov. George Allen’s vicious austerity budget may be the beginning of a trend, as it dawns on voters that the politicians they elected in November are turning their budget-cutting axes against them.
Espy Special Prosecutor Puts President Clinton in His Sights
by Edward Spannaus
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones
National News
