Volume 29, Number 39, October 11, 2002
Truth! In U.S. National Security Policy: A Boldly Modest U.S. Global Mission
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
LaRouche replies to President George W. Bush’s The National Security Strategy of the United States. “The time has come,” LaRouche writes, “when the possibility of the survival of our republic depends on the willingness of a majority among our people to abandon their habitual mind-slavery to so-called popular opinion. If our republic is to outlive the present crisis, we must not only abandon the war policies of Vice-President Cheney and his Chicken-hawks. Despite the monstrous mental decay in our schools, universities, and financier-controlled mass media, our survival as a nation now requires a majority among us to turn to actually thinking.”
Economics
LaRouche Called It: ‘Hellish’ September for Global Economy
by John Hoefle
Lyndon LaRouche warned on Aug. 24: “September is going to be a horror-show, on the international financial markets. It’s going to be a horror-show for bankruptcies throughout the United States. We’re looking at mass layoffs, with no return from them in sight, no recovery in sight.” It happened, on schedule.
Brazil Is Going to Default, No Matter Who Wins the Elections
by Gretchen Small
U.S. Credit Market Debt Grows by Record Amount
by Richard Freeman
Mexico: Wall Street to Fox: ‘Time To Play Dirty’
by Rubén Cota Meza
Bush Shock Therapy Demand Crashes Tokyo Market
by Kathy Wolfe
Italy’s Vote for New Monetary System Can Start Coalition To Stop the Collapse
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
Breakthrough in Italy: Five-Year Fight for a New Bretton Woods
Italy ‘Domino Effect’: Who’s Next for NBW?
States’ High-Speed Rail Plans Ignore Amtrak
International
War on Iraq Already Begun, Can Still Be Stopped
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
The Bush Administration’s “thwart mode” against allowing inspections to begin, comes as air, naval, and ground troop deployments show that war on Iraq is already underway, with a steady drive to escalate.
U.S. Ambassador Tells Egypt: Censor LaRouche
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach and Hussein Askary
The extensive coverage of LaRouche’s views in the Arab and Muslim world has drawn an enraged response from U.S. Ambassador to Egypt David Welch.
Israelis Attack U.S. Chicken-Hawk Faction
by Dean Andromidas
Bush 41 Armed the Iraq, Which Bush 43 Wants To Destroy
by Edward Spannaus
‘War Over the War’ In Blair’s Britain
by Mark Burdman
India Okays Pre-Emptive War: Threat or Support?
by Ramtanu Maitra
National
A Decision To Stop War From Which LaRouche Did Not Shrink
by Jeffrey Steinberg
The Bush Administration’s draft resolutions before Congress and the UN Security Council are clinically insane. LaRouche calls on the United Nations to suspend its current debate on the formulations submitted to it, on the grounds that the President and Vice President of the United States are—hopefully temporarily—mad.
Regional Press Show Distrust of War Madness
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Despite Attacks, Dems Report Baghdad Visit
by Suzanne Rose
Representatives David Bonior (D-Mich.), Jim McDermott (D-Wash.), and Mike Thompson (D-Calif.) travelled to Iraq to get a first-hand view of conditions there, and help UN inspections resume.
Dialogue of Civilizations: U.S., Arab Ambassadors Question Iraq War
Speeches by Ambassador Hussein Hassouna of the League of Arab States, and Chas. W. Freeman, Jr., former U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia.
Lock-Out Shuts 29 U.S. Ports, Hits Economy
by Patricia Salisbury
No Move To Eradicate Killer Mosquito Plagues
by Linda Everett
Congressional Closeup
by Carl Osgood
Departments
Editorial
“I Will Not Be Silenced.”
