Volume 9, Number 45, November 23, 1982
Interviews
Vice Air Marshal Stewart Menaul
This British official describes how the British still control large chunks of the Middle East.
Toshio Doko, Japanese Business Leader
by Daniel Sneider
He heads both the national administrative reform commission on budget cutbacks, and the group studying the Nakajima plan for world infrastructure development.
Departments
Dateline Mexico
by Josefina Menéndez
Naming names.
Editorial
Time for emergency measures.
Economics
How Long Can the Dollar Bubble Last?
by David Goldman
The debt crisis is catching up with the overvalued currency.
Chile Crisis Could Be a Debt Bomb Fuse
by David Goldman
German Industry: Six Months To Live
by George Gregory
The U.S. Economic Collapse Will Wreck Brazil’s 1983 Plan
by Mark Sonnenblick
This survey documents that an export drive is precluded by the deepening depression.
Documentation: Comments by Brazilian spokesmen and the IMF, and a précis of Brazil’s new austerity program.
How the Restructuring of America’s Farms Threatens World Food Supplies
by Cynthia Parsons
The effects of the Volcker regimen on U.S. agriculture.
Who Owns America: The Increasing Concentration of Land Ownership
by Renée Sigerson
Currency Rates
Domestic Credit
by Richard Freeman
A new rise in interest rates?
Trade Review
by Mark Sonnenblick
Business Briefs
Special Report
Prime Spy Scandal: End of the Anglo-American ‘Special Relationship’?
by Criton Zoakos
Simmering Policy Differences Are Now Coming to a Head
by Vivian Zoakos
Documentation: Complaints in the British press.
U.K.’s Malthusian Doctrine for NATO
by Lonnie Wolfe
What a “conventional military build-up” really means.
Will Whitehall Provoke a New Suez Backlash in the Mideast?
by Judith Wyer
International
Witness Fingers Kissinger in the Moro Murder Trial
by Nora Hamerman
Unreported in the U.S. news media, one of the closest friends of former Italian Prime Minister Aldo Moro has testified that Henry Kissinger told Moro to change his political strategy, or else. Moro did not do so, and was killed by the Red Brigades in 1978.
International Pressure Forces Zia To Release Opposition Leader Begun Bhutto
by Susan Brady
Weinberger’s Visit to Southeast Asia: An Anti-Soviet Mission that Failed
by Ramtanu Maitra
Betancur Uses Bank Nationalization Threat
by Valerie Rush
The fight sharpens between the new President and the narcotics financiers.
Argentina Offers ‘South-South’ Cooperation on Nuclear Energy
by Cynthia Rush
Argentina’s Nuclear Plan: History and Perspectives
by Lic. Luís Fernando Calviño
Part I of an article by the Interim Director of Energeia magazine in Buenos Aires.
International Intelligence
National
The U.S. Electoral Outcome: Reagan versus Kissinger
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
An analysis by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. which concludes that if Kissinger were shoved aside, the policy of developing advanced anti-nuclear-missile technologies, would have immense civilian economic benefits, as well as political ones.
Federal Anti-Drug Plan: Chance for a Cleanup
by Robert Greenberg
Where Does NCPAC’s Money Actually Go?
by Anita Gallagher
Bohemian Grove, Jack London, and the Cultishness of California’s Politics
by Brian Lantz
Beginning more than a century ago, the British sponsored left-wing flakes, epicene artists, and Empire-loving nouveaux riches in California. The Bohemian Club frequented by George Shultz, Henry Kissinger, and other members of the national Establishment is at the core of the process.
Meyer Lansky’s Fantasy Island: What America Is Seeing at the Movies
by Michael J. Minnicino
Part VI of Michael J. Minnicino’s series.
National News
