Volume 19, Number 8, February 21, 1992
Correction
The interview with Croatian leader Alexander Shiroka published in our Jan. 31 issue mistakenly reported that Mr. Shiroka’s U.S. tour was being organized by the Schiller Institute. The tour was actually sponsored by “LaRouche in ’92-Democrats for Economic Recovery.”
Book Reviews
Defend the Renaissance against the Foes of Christopher Columbus
by Mark Burdman
Columbus, by Felipe Fernández-Armesto, and Columbus: His Enterprise, by Hans Koning.
Departments
Report from Rio
A Military “Americas Initiative.” | Silvia Palacios
Editorial
The SDI Then and Now.
Economics
Bush’s 1993 Budget Is Not Based on Reality
by Joyce Fredman
The President is so far out in cuckoo-land that even his budget director had to admit that “the outlook for debt and deficits remains unattractive.” And that’s nothing, compared to what the electorate is saying.
States Get Bush’s Nod To Hit the Poor Harder
by H. Graham Lowry
LaRouche Outlines Path to Economic Recovery to Congress
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Testimony presented to the House Ways and Means Committee.
Cholera Strikes South America
by Peter Rush
Ask Lee Iacocca: Who Caused the Deindustrialization of U.S. Auto?
by Leif Johnson
Currency Rates
Banking
by John Hoefle
The Off-Balance-Sheet Blowout.
Agriculture
by Marcia Merry
U.S. Food Relief at All Time High.
Domestic Credit
by John Hoefle
Plug Is Pulled on Junk Bond Victims.
Business Briefs
Feature
LaRouche Campaign Endorsements Approach 1,000
An international movement on behalf of the LaRouche presidential candidacy has given some people in America the courage to support a man held in prison illegally by the Bush administration. LaRouche has now qualified for the primary ballot in 15 states, and is shooting for a dozen more.
Documentation: Endorsements from the United States, Ibero-America, Europe, Asia and Africa, Australia, and New Zealand.
International
Quayle Menaces Europe with a Trade War
by Rainer Apel
A report by Rainer Apel from the famous annual Wehrkunde conference on military strategy, in Munich, Germany.
Habash Affair Targets French Institutions
by Christine Bierre
Dirty operations are also threatening Yasser Arafat’s life.
Venezuela’s Insurrection Against IMF Sparks Continent-Wide Revolt
by Valerie Rush
Documentation: Voices of the rebellion; continent sees itself in Venezuela’s mirror.
East German Documents Vindicate LaRouche Analysis on Soviet Strategy
by Michael Liebig
The Bonn Defense Ministry, analyzing documents inherited from the East German Army, has confirmed what LaRouche has been saying for more than a decade: that the only “defense” the Warsaw Pact ever had was an offensive plan for total war against the West.
British-Sponsored Crisis around Kashmir Gathers Momentum
by Susan Maitra and Ramtanu Maitra
Australia: ADL Dirty Tricks Against LaRouche
by Allen Douglas
Whither Pakistan in the New World?
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
Commentary: Killing Is Killing, Not Kindness
by Dr. Eric Hoskins.
A report from Iraq.
International Intelligence
National
U.N. Official Challenges U.S. on LaRouche Human Rights
The U.N.’s Special Rapporteur mandated to investigate compliance with human rights statutes has asked the U.S. for an explanation; so far, none has been forthcoming.
Documentation: The statement of the Special Rapporteur; testimony by Warren Hamerman for the International Progress Organization; from the speech by Vice President Dan Quayle.
Ten Years Ago, LaRouche Briefed Washington on ‘Beam Weapons’
An End to Mutually Assured Destruction
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
From LaRouche’s speech of February 1982, which led to what became known as the SDI.
Edward Teller Wary of ‘One-World’ Approach
by Rainer Apel
Judge Irving Kaufman and ‘Edwards v. Audubon’: A Reminiscence
by Thomas H. Jukes
By Thomas H. Jukes, a professor at University of California, Berkeley.
Judge Irving Kaufman: An Afterword
by Edward Spannaus
Bush Again Refuses To Release LaRouche Files
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones
National News
