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FOOD AND HEALTHCARE

I. Schiller Institute Looks at the World After the U.S. Elections

Schiller Institute Conference
December 12-13

The World After the U.S. Election:
Creating a World Based on Reason
PANEL 1

PANEL 2

Escaping the Danger of World War III:
A Strategic Order Based on the Common Aims of Mankind

Great-Power Strategic Relations May Soon Change:
Schiller Institute Conference Discusses How
by Paul Gallagher
Cusa and Mankind the Immortal Species
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
NATO Poses a Grave Threat to World Peace
by Col. Richard H. Black (USA Ret.)

PANEL 3

Overcoming the World Health Crisis and the Hunger Pandemic

II. Indian Farmers Challenge Global Food Cartels

Mass Farmer Protest in India Is Front Line Against Cartels and Famine
by Marcia Merry Baker and Ramtanu Maitra

III. Relations with China

U.S. GOVERNORS' FORUM
How Pompeo's War on China Has Destroyed the U.S. Economy
by Michael Billington

The Trump-Xi Big Deals of 2017: Worth $253 Billion for China-U.S.A.
by Marcia Merry Baker

A Tale of Two Think Tanks: Canberra Escalates McCarthyism, Defunds Diplomacy
by Richard Bardon

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The Jan. 27, 1989 Jailing of Lyndon LaRouche Defined an Era,
Which Now Must End
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SOLVE THE WORLDWIDE CRISIS OF FOOD AND HEALTHCARE

I. Schiller Institute Looks at the World After the U.S. Elections

II. Indian Farmers Challenge Global Food Cartels

III. Relations with China

NOTE: EIR will skip the issue which would be dated Friday, Dec. 25, 2019. Subscriptions will not be affected.

SOLVE THE WORLDWIDE CRISIS OF
FOOD AND HEALTHCARE

NOTE:
EIR will skip the issue which would be dated Friday, Dec. 25, 2019.
Subscriptions will not be affected.