Volume 22, Number 35, September 1, 1995
Interviews
Fans Nanic
by Katharine Kanter
If Bosnia caves in, world stability is threatened, says the general manager of the Bosnian news agency TWRA, and Personal Envoy of Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic to the International Association of Parliamentarians against Genocide in Bosnia-Hercegovina.
Departments
Report from Rio
by Lorenzo Carrasco
Banking Crisis Explodes in Brazil.
Andean Report
by Andrea Olivieri
Ernesto ‘Sandwich’ Pizano.
Northern Flank
by Tore Fredin
Carlsson Resigns, Before the Election.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Deconstructors At Work in the Courts.
Editorial
Yes, Lord Rees-Mogg.
Music
That Which Underlies Motivic Thorough-Composition
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
“By the time of Beethoven’s death, the musical palette, and the contributing functions of its instruments and ensembles, were defined in approximately the same degree J.S. Bach’s last years defined the principles of well-tempered polyphony.”
‘May Day Celebration’ by Johann Wolfgang Goethe
by John Sigerson
Economics
‘Smart Money’ Is Fleeing into Commodities
by Richard Freeman
The financial oligarchy, seeing the dangers ahead, is getting out of derivatives and other speculative markets, and hoarding food, precious metals, and raw materials.
Currency Rates
Wall Street, Fearing Spread of Model of Defiance, Declares War on Caldera
by David Ramonet
The Mexican model is in shambles, the Brazilian model has failed, and many, in Ibero-America are looking askance at the “Chilean model” being promoted on Wall Street’s discredited used-car lot.
Business Briefs
Feature
Germany’s Economy Is Becoming a ‘Casino Society’
by William Engdahl
Few fully grasped the vehemence of Thatcher and the British establishment in their determination to sabotage German economic success in the East after 1989.
Germany after Unification: Debt Crisis Becomes Unsustainable
by William Engdahl
This report, focusing on 1989-95, is excerpted from a broader German-language study of the economic disintegration of Germany between 1966 and 1995 prepared by EIR’s Wiesbaden affiliate.
International
Jordan Put in the Cross-Hairs in Latest Crisis over Iraq
Crucial facts about the defector Lt. Gen. Husein Kamal, and the internal situations of Jordan and Iraq, are apparently being either misassessed or ignored by international players.
Brits Threaten Chirac with Assassination
The Cracks in the House that Chernomyrdin Built
by Roman Bessonov
Opposition Mounts to UN Beijing Conference Agenda
by Marianna Wertz
New Delhi Resists Expanding Indo-U.S. Security Relations
by Ramtanu Maitra and Susan Maitra
Greenpeace Is Linked to Earth First!
Who Told the Truth about the War in the Balkans?
Ex-Yugoslavia: Uphold the Law To Ensure the Peace
by Marc Gjidara
By a professor of international law at the Faculties of Law in Paris, and co-author of Ethnic Cleansing (1993).
Vatican Corrals Red Bishop Samuel Ruiz
by Robyn Quijano
Likud, Hamas: Children of One Evil Mother
by Hussein Al-Nadeem
America and Russia: How Nationalists Created the Modern World Economy
by Anton Chaitkin
International Intelligence
National
Clinton’s Quiet War with the Food Cartels
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Some senior Administration officials and advisers are convinced that the cartels’ power must be broken before any serious economic changes can be enacted.
The Washington Post: A Daily Dose of Political Ignorance
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
An EIR Contributing Editor Feature.
LaRouche on Health-Care
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Chavis Lays Out Plans for Million Man March
Republican ‘Contract’ Grinds to a Halt
by William Jones
National News
