Volume 21, Number 2, January 7, 1994
Interviews
Maurice King
by Christine Bierre
Dr. King, a professor of public health at Leeds University in England, defends the malthusian program. He is notorious for an article which called for an end to vaccination of children in the Third World.
Viktor Kuzin
The Russian human rights activist and former member of the Moscow City Council tells why he has formed a new Moscow Bureau for Human Rights Defense Without Borders.
Mirza Aslam Beg
General Beg, the former Chief of Staff of Pakistan’s Army, is now the chairman of the Foundation for Research on National Development and Security (Friends) in Pakistan.
Istvan Csurka
by David Kilber
The co-founder and former vice chairman of the ruling Hungarian Democratic Forum party (MDF), Mr. Csurka has been an outspoken opponent of International Monetary Fund policies.
Books
Lockerbie: Coleman Case Targets Oliver North Network
by Mark Burdman
Trail of the Octopus: From Beirut to Lockerbie—Inside the DIA, by Donald Goddard with Lester K. Coleman.
Johnny Can’t Read if Teachers Can’t Teach
by Leo Scanlon
War Against the Schools’ Academic Child Abuse, by Siegfried Engelmann.
Departments
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Unprepared for the Turbulence of 1994.
Report from Rio
by Silvia Palacios
Era of the Centurions?
Editorial
The Best of America.
Economics
African Academy of Sciences Defends Population Growth
by Paul Gallagher
While the British Royal Society is demanding an agenda of forced population reduction for the upcoming UN population conference, the African academy has issued a noble statement rejecting this malthusian program.
Malthusians Hit Paris with Drive for Depopulation and Genocide
by Frédérique Vereycken
A report from a conference of ghouls called “Equilibrium and Population”.
‘Malthus’s Ideas Have Been Merely Postponed’
by Christine Bierre
An interview with Maurice King.
GATT Debate in Indian Parliament Puts Government on Defensive
by Susan Maitra and Ramtanu Maitra
Nobel Economist Hits GATT Once Again
Currency Rates
Mexican Government Admits Economic Woes
by Carlos Cota Meza
Banking
by John Hoefle
The $12 Trillion Asterisk.
Agriculture
by Suzanne Rose
“Hunger Forum” Is Short on Solutions.
Business Briefs
Feature
Who Lost Russia, and What Will It Take To Save It?
by Webster Tarpley
EIR’s Webster Tarpley briefs the press in Washington, following a visit to Russia. Describing the hideous conditions facing Russians today, he states: “I would challenge the American news media, television in particular, to explain why they don’t show this reality.”
LaRouche’s Record on Moscow, the Third Rome
Witte’s Grand Design for Russian Development
by Denise Henderson
New Bureau Seeks To Revitalize Russia’s Human Rights Movement
An interview with Viktor Kuzin.
International
Time Is Running Out for Middle East Peace Effort
by Susan Welsh
The infrastructure development projects that are absolutely key to peace between Israelis and Palestinians have not yet begun. Will the world waste this precious opportunity, and plunge the region once more into flames?
Create Regional Areas of Economic Interests
An interview with Gen. Mirza Aslam Beg.
If We Paid Only Half Our Debt, We Could Feed Hungary
by David Kilber
An interview with Istvan Csurka.
Georgia: ‘We Must First Tell the Truth about the Crisis’
by Shota Rustaveli
A guest commentary.
Argentine Riots Challenge IMF Grip on Ibero-American Nations
by Gretchen Small
Venezuela, Brazil Have Alternative, Says MSIA
Haiti: Crisis Remains after Aristide Scuttles Talks
International Intelligence
National
New Admissions May Solve Martin Luther King Murder
by Jeffrey Steinberg
A quarter of a century after the assassination, five people have come forward offering to tell all they know. The time is long overdue for reopening this vital case.
How Far Will Freeh Take FBI Shakeup?
by Edward Spannaus
The new director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation has taken some laudable moves against the police-state bureaucracy, but more heads are going to have to roll.
Virginia To Debate Criminal Justice Policy
by Marianna Wertz
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones
National News
