Volume 29, Number 6, February 15, 2002
Worldwide Opposition Rises to Bush’s ‘Axis of Evil’ Statement
by Jeffrey Steinberg
As international outcry grows against the so-called new Bush Doctrine, the President is facing raw political pressure and ‘Enron’ blackmail from Senators such as John McCain and Joseph Lieberman.
McCain’s Big-Noose Party
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
At Munich Wehrkunde Meeting, U.S. Speaks Loudly About Carrying Big Stick
by Rainer Apel
State of Union Speech Arouses Unusual Opposition in Europe
by Mark Burdman
Economics
Lessons of the Enron Debacle: Roll Back Deregulation!
by John Hoefle
Testimony by John Hoefle on “Enron: The Convergence of Energy and Financial Deregulation, and the End of the Off-Balance-Sheet Era,” prepared for hearings of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.
Stop Kidding Us Over Enron!
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Davos Funny Water Was Drunk in N.Y. This Year
by Scott Thompson
The World Economic Forum moved from its traditional setting in Davos, Switzerland, to New York City this year—but the change in venue did nothing to improve the intelligence of the assembled financial wizards.
Nuremberg Rally At the Super Bowl
by Marcia Merry Baker
Sept. 11 Fallout? Russia, India Revive ‘Trilateral Cooperation’ With China
by Ramtanu Maitra
Candidates Join To End Maastricht and IMF
by Jacques Cheminade and Helga Zepp-LaRouche
A joint statement by Jacques Cheminade, French candidate for President, and Helga Zepp-LaRouche, German candidate for Chancellor.
British-Style Privatization Would Worsen Amtrak’s Wreck; Options Emerge
by Marcia Merry Baker
Investigation
The Enigma of the Fulbright Memorandum
by Edward Spannaus
Sen. J. William Fulbright’s 1961 warning of unconstitutional actions among the U.S. military by “extremely radical right-wing” groups and individuals, takes on particular historical interest today, in light of the attempted, and ongoing, Sept. 11 coup d’état.
FPRI’s Crusade for an American Empire
A profile of the Foreign Policy Research Institute, one of the key private-sector think-tanks that has shaped policy for the utopians for nearly half a century.
Interviews
Hal Cooper
Transportation consultant Cooper evaluates the proposed Trans-Texas rail corridor.
International
Israeli Soldiers Refuse To Commit War Crimes
by Dean Andromidas
Almost 200 reserve soldiers and officers are circulating a powerful letter declaring their refusal to serve in the Israeli occupied territories.
Israeli Fascist Eitam Pushes New War Plan
by Dean Andromidas
Sharon’s Other Fascist Precedent: ‘Vlad Hitler’
by Harley Schlanger
Rallies to Stop Mideast ‘Götterdämmerung’
Arab League Secretary Rejects Attack on Iraq
by William Jones
Criticism of Israel Even Breaks German Ban
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
Warlord Armitage Makes Asia Problems for Bush
by Kathy Wolfe and Joseph Brewda
Philippines: 1,2,3... Many Military Exercises
by Michael Billington
Pope Promotes Dialogue of Civilizations, at Ecumenical Conference in Assisi
by Claudio Celani
Berlusconi Organizes for Mideast Marshall Plan
by Claudio Celani
Washington Policy Is Throwing Andean Nations to the Narco-Terrorists
by Valerie Rush
National
Bush Budget, Defense Increase Both Ignore Economic Reality
by Carl Osgood
Even without taking into account the fantasy economic projections underlying the budget, there are charges flying about of Enron-like accounting practices employed in how the figures were cooked up.
Brzezinski Plays His ‘Chechen Card’
by William Jones
Sports $ Speculators Eye D.C. Hospital Land
by Edward Spannaus
Departments
Editorial
Is Columnist George Will Seeking Knighthood?
