Volume 23, Number 25, June 14, 1996
Departments
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
The Dangers of Inaction.
Andean Report
by Sara Madueño
Peru Doubles Its Debt.
Editorial
It’s Never Too Late.
Investigation
Israel’s Patriots vs. Harvard’s Racists
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
On the subject of Daniel Goldhagen’s highly publicized book, Hitler’s Willing Executioners: Ordinary Germans and the Holocaust.
The British Fraud behind Harvard’s Goldhagen Provocation
by Anton Chaitkin
A documentary report.
xEconomics
Cargill Issues Free Trade Edict, as Cupboards Go Bare
by Marcia Merry Baker
Former Cargill executive Daniel Amstutz lies that the world food crisis is “a temporary aberration,” and proclaims: “It would be a mistake to use the current situation as an excuse to mandate multilateral, intergovernmental stockpiling of food products.”
Business Briefs
Feature
Beijing Promotes Grand Design for Eurasian Progress
by Jonathan Tennenbaum
On May 7-9, over 460 experts and leading officials from 34 countries gathered in Beijing, China, to participate in an historic International Symposium for Development of the Regions along the Euro-Asia Continental Bridge.
Conference in Bejing: Toward a New ‘Continental Bridge Era’ for Eurasia
by Mark Burdman
There was a “clash of cultures”: between the policy of economic development and peace, on the one side, and, on the other, the British Empire’s geopolitical machinations to prevent the creation of a flourishing Eurasian continental bridge.
‘The Cantata of the Continental Bridge’
Secure Peace Through Common Development
by Song Jian
State Councillor of the People’s Republic of China, chairman of the State Science and Technology Commission, and chairman of the State Environmental Protection Commission.
China Must Play by ‘Free Trade’ Rules
by Sir Leon Brittan
Vice president of the European Commission.
The Start of a New Economic Era for a New Civilization
by Rui Zingwen
Chairman of the China Development and Promotion Commission of the New Euro-Asia Continental Bridge.
Iran: An East-West Strategic Bridge
by A. Broujerdi
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran.
Building the Silk Road Land-Bridge
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
President of the Schiller Institute in Germany and the chairman of the Schiller Institute Board of Directors in the United States.
Tennenbaum Presents LaRouche’s Economics
History of the New Continental Bridge
by Ma Hong
Famous Chinese economist.
Maglev for the Future
Provincial Leaders and Infrastructure Experts Endorse the ‘New Silk Road’
Draft papers by Chinese contributors to the conference.
China 25 Years Later
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
A personal report by the Schiller Institute founder.
International
Yeltsin Goes for Broke in Pre-Election Scramble
by Konstantin George and Rachel Douglas
Elections are lost and won in the provinces, and there, the President is well aware, he needs the support of the military-industrial complex. But, buying an election is expensive.
International Intelligence
National
LaRouche Sets the Tone for Democratic Victory
by Mel Klenetsky
Having won nearly 600,000 votes during the Presidential primaries, despite a media blackout of his candidacy, LaRouche moves to the next phase of his campaign: “roasting” the fascists who are demanding budget cuts that will lead to the certain death of their poor, sick, and elderly constituents.
What Does the Senator from Mississippi Have To Hyde?
by Mark Sonnenblick
A profile of Trent Lott.
Scalia Feeds Frenzy over Supreme Court ‘Gay Rights’ Ruling
by Edward Spannaus
National News
Corrections
Corrections
In EIR, May 24, the article on p. 21, “The Queen’s ‘Honorary Knights’ in America,” contained errors respecting British honorary titles, of putative U.S. citizens, which had been supplied by British official sources. Continuing inquiry has developed information from higher authorities. Gen. Colin Powell is actually a Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath, making him the third-highest knight in the United States, just below Presidents Reagan and Bush (and above Henry Kissinger). Caspar Weinberger is a Knight Grand Cross of the British Empire.
In the same issue, on p. 25, footnotes 2 and 3 were reversed.
