Volume 11, Number 28, July 24, 1984
Interviews
A London Merchant Banker
by Laurent Murawiec
The debtors’ cartel has become a reality.
Lennart Hane
by William Engdahl
The Swedish expert on comparative law, Nazi, Soviet, and Western, discusses how his country is becoming the model for a new totalitarian police state.
Departments
Middle East Report
by Leo Scanlon
Iran-Iraq war moves to decisive phase.
Dateline Mexico
by Josefina Menéndez
“They are barking, Sancho.”
Report from Bonn
by Michael Weissbach
A wolf in sheep’s clothing.
Report from Italy
by Umberto Pascali
Pertini attacks beam weapons.
Kissinger Watch
by M.T. Upharson
Kissinger and Papal Bull — Scapegoating of William Wilson.
Elephants and Donkeys
by Kathleen Klenetsky
Senate contests threaten Reagan’s power — Richardson and the Palace Guard — The Royal Family’s Two Cents — Texas: A Loser Either Way.
Editorial
Kissinger in Europe.
Economics
Dollar’s Surge Prepares a New Financial Blowout
by David Goldman
Fed chairman Volcker is pulling liquidity into the U.S. banking system by provoking new flight capital into the dollar from Europe and Japan. This not only gives Europe a gigantic shove toward an “independent” monetary system, i.e., economic dependency on the Soviets, but what some view as Volcker’s “panic dollar rise” could quickly be followed by a panic dollar fall.
Bankers Greet Debtors’ Club with Coup Threats, Blackmail, Terrorism
by Valerie Rush
Dope, Inc. battles sovereign governments for the right to “free enterprise” in drugs.
Belgrade Squeezed by Russia and the IMF
by Christopher White
The LaRouche-Riemann Model Charts Peru’s Economic Development
by Peter Rush
The results of a four-month EIR study for Peruvian industrialists.
City of London Bankers Brace for Ibero-American Debt Shock
by Laurent Murawiec
Laurent Murawiec’s first-hand report from London.
Currency Rates
The Geometry of Life: Nonlinear Spectroscopy
by Ned Rosinsky, M.D.
Agriculture
by Marcia Merry
Farm income falls to 12-year low.
Business Briefs
Special Report
The UN Population Program: Genocide on the China Model
by Linda Cellini
On the eve of the World Population Conference in Mexico City in August, the advocates of zero population growth are holding up China’s brutal population-control policy as the model for the rest of the developing sector.
West Finances China’s Population Control
‘Appropriate Technology’ for China’s Birth Control
International
Soviet Claim to Germany Challenges the NATO Alliance
Our Special Correspondent analyzes the Kremlin’s sudden, formal resurrection of the so-called Potsdam Accords.
KGB-Linked ‘Scientists’ at Göttingen: Three Months To Stop Beam Defense
by Luba George
Soviet agents, agents-of-influence, and old-fashioned appeasers numbering 2,500 declared, first, that space weapons are impossible, and second, that their development must be sabotaged between now and November. A first-hand report from Luba George in West Germany.
Refute Soviet Charge of Shuttle Espionage
by James E. Oberg
An “Open Letter to Free World Editors” by NASA space engineer James E. Oberg.
Does a KGB Spy Work for Sweden’s Palme?
by Göran Haglund
The Geopolitics of Conservative Neutralism
by Edith Vitali
Book Review: Who Were the Real Nuremberg Criminals?
by Carol White
Review of The Hitler Book by Helga Zepp-LaRouche, the first publication of the Schiller Institute.
The International Network behind the Temple Mount Terrorist Plot
by David Hammer
International Intelligence
National
The Democratic Platform Betrays KGB Script
by Mary McCourt
That remarkable Mondale machine has declared itself for everything degenerate and immoral wherever it is—so much so the country would certainly not survive this proposed Presidency.
Documentation: “Defend homosexuals, but not the country” summarizes excerpts from the party platform.
Who Is Setting the East-West Summit Trap for President Reagan?
by Christopher White
Who but Carrington and Kissinger—and Dobrynin.
Medicare Cuts To Enforce ‘Right To Die’
by Kathleen Klenetsky
National News
