Volume 30, Number 37, September 26, 2003
Make California ‘Recall’ Fight Cheney’s Waterloo
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Speech to a town meeting in Burbank, California. “I’m going to talk about the subject of Constitutional law, from a very specific standpoint, and dealing with the state of California, to illustrate a problem of our nation, and a problem of the world at large.”
Economics
Halliburton Is Houston’s ‘Greater Hermann Göring Werke’
by John Hoefle
Vice President Cheney’s relationship with the Halliburton defense contractor exemplifies what President Eisenhower had in mind, when he warned about the dangers of “the acquisition of unwarranted influence” by the “military-industrial complex.”
Sovereign States of the Americas: Great Infrastructure Projects
Lyndon LaRouche’s Presidential campaign outlines the foundations for a new American foreign policy toward the Western Hemisphere, in the footsteps of John Quincy Adams.
Cheney Helps Schwarzenegger Backer Buffett Loot With New Gas Pipelines
by Marcia Merry Baker
Fox Demands Mexico Deregulation Crusade
by Ronald Moncayo Paz
International
LaRouche to Bush: Stop Israeli Plan To Kill Arafat, Road Map
by Dean Andromidas
In reply to the U.S. veto of a UN resolution demanding that Israel retract its threat to “expel” Palestinian leader Arafat, Lyndon LaRouche demanded that President Bush freeze all U.S. financial support to Israel, until the Sharon government stops its current murderous policy.
Mexico’s LaRouche Youth Make Castañeda Crawl
by Gretchen Small
The former Mexican foreign minister’s campaign for the 2006 Presidential elections is the instrument of a foreign imperialist operation to break up Mexico—and LaRouche’s Youth Movement is out to stop it.
To Castañeda, ‘Change’ Is Terror and Drugs
by Gretchen Small
Charges Castañeda Has Yet To Answer
Synarchist Strategy of Terrorism Hits Europe
by Rainer Apel and Jeffrey Steinberg
LaRouche’s Assessment of Lindh Assassination
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Why Sharon’s India Visit Fell Short
by Ramtanu Maitra
In Memoriam
The Murder of a Legend: Who Was Grigori Bondarevsky?
by Mark Burdman
The Professor, murdered in his Moscow apartment on Aug. 22, was a great friend of the LaRouche movement with a vast knowledge of Eurasia and world history.
The Odessans Won’t Cry, But...
by Yelena Suponina
Intelligence and History: Grigori Bondarevsky’s Passion for Eurasia
by Mary Burdman
Strategic and Economic Importance of Eurasian Integration
An interview with Grigori Bondarevsky.
India and Russia’s Strategic Partnership
by Grigori Bondarevsky
‘Mrs. LaRouche, You Absolutely Must Do This’
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
Scholarly Wealth Robbed of Life
by Tatiana Shaumian
National
Cheney’s Sept. 14 ‘Big Lies’ Backfire; Refuted Even by Bush
by Edward Spannaus and Jeffrey Steinberg
Cheney’s televised claims that Iraq reconstruction was going well, that the budget-busting costs were anticipated in advance, and that Saddam Hussein had been linked to the 9/11 terrorist attacks, were greeted with widespread derision and incredulity in the press and from intelligence specialists.
LaRouche Redraws Lines of Calif. Recall Battle
by Harley Schlanger
Ashcroft Smears Critics, While Pushing for More Police-State Laws
by Edward Spannaus
Congressional Closeup
by Carl Osgood
Departments
Australia Dossier
by Robert Barwick and Allen Douglas
Politics of Fear.
Editorial
Sharon Plans Full Gaza Invasion in October.
