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Published: Monday, September 9, 2002
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The Pollard Affair Never Ended!
Lyndon LaRouche reports that there is now firm evidence that the ongoing drive to induce President George W. Bush to launch a war against Iraq, is a 1996 Israeli government policy that is being foisted on the President by a nest of Israeli agents inside the U.S. government. This Israeli spy network inside the United States was unable to achieve their objective until President Bush was entrapped by the events of Sept. 11, 2001 and the falsified accounts of those events provided by this foreign intelligence apparatus, and lured over to their policies. Lyndon LaRouche demands to know: Is this not the motive that explains the who and why of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001?
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LaRouche demands an immediate Congressional investigation, to help purge the U.S. government of this foreign intelligence apparatus, which attempted, with the 9/11 events, to seize control over U.S. foreign policy. The network of Pollard "stay-behinds" inside the Bush Administration is engaged in a witting hoax, to induce the President and the U.S. Congress to go to war.
When you read the summary evidence below, you will certainly share Lyndon LaRouche's conclusion that all of these people must be immediately fired from their Administration posts, and that the U.S. Congress must launch public hearings to get to the bottom of this criminal scheme.
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Nine years ago, on Sept. 13, 1993, in Washington, D.C., Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Palestine Liberation Organization Chairman Yasser Arafat signed the "peace of the brave," in hopes of stopping what threatened to become a "perpetual war" in the Middle East. This was an hour of hope, which has subsequently been nearly drowned in blood.
Upon hearing the news of the pending agreement, subsequently known as the Oslo Accords, Lyndon LaRouche succinctly characterized the situation: "The urgent thing here is that we must move with all speed to immediately get these economic development projects, such as the canal from Gaza to the Dead Sea, going immediately, because if we wait until we discuss this out, enemies of progress and enemies of the human race, such as Henry Kissinger and his friends, will be successful, through people like Ariel Sharon's buddies, in intervening to drown this agreement in blood and chaos."
Most hopeful about the agreement was the inclusion of Annexes III and IV, which provided for Israeli-Palestinian Cooperation in Economic and Development Programs. These provision reflected the longstanding input from LaRouche, among others, who argued that the creation of joint economic projects to overcome the water shortage, and general misery of living conditions, was absolutely essential to building the good will between Palestinians and Israelis that would permit lasting peace.
Then-Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres, at that point an advocate of a "Marshall Plan" for the Mideast region, directly addressed the question of economic development in remarks on the White House lawn, during the signing:
"We shall support the agreement with an economic structure. We shall convert the bitter triangle of Jordanians, Palestinians, and the Israelis into a triangle of political triumph and economic prosperity.... Let us build a Middle East of hope, where today's food is produced, and tomorrow's prosperity is guaranteed, a region with a common market, a Near East with a long-range agenda."
Peres was seconded by PLO Executive Committee member Mahmoud Abbas, the chief negotiator at Oslo for the Palestinian side, who said: "Economic development is the principal challenge facing the Palestinian people, after years of struggle during which our national infrastructure and institutions were overburdened and drained. We are looking to the world for its support and encouragement in our struggle for growth and development, which begins today."
Conferences to pull together the credit, and priority list, for economic development projects, were convened, although not for months. No immediate credits were provided, and when the conferences did occur, the major infrastructure projects for water development and transport in the area, were ruled off the agenda as being too costly. Whereas LaRouche had said that ground for new infrastructure had to be broken by the end of September, nothing was done.
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Credit: recent video image from The LaRouche Connection/EIRNS
LaRouche Featured on 'Message to the World,' — Gaza Strip's Only Remaining TV Station
Lyndon LaRouche was interviewed live, by telephone, by Usama Sabawi, from Palestinian Satellite TV, on Tuesday night, Aug. 27. This is at present the only TV station left in Gaza, as the other one was bombed by the Israelis. Due to technical difficulties— there was shelling going on in Gaza during the interview— some of the questions could not be heard, and are paraphrased. The show, "Message to the World," which conducted the 30-minute interview with LaRouche, was broadcast in English all over the Arab world, and in the United States. A photo of LaRouche was shown on the television screen, during the entire interview.
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Feature:
LaRouche Launches Youth Movement To Rebuild America
A revolution has begun inside the United States, led by a rare collection of young people, who, having grasped the nature of the historical period we are living in, have decided to dedicate their lives to ensuring that the world will not descend into a New Dark Age, but rather initiate a new Renaissance.
- A Dialogue With Lyndon LaRouche
Following his keynote, Lyndon LaRouche answered questions from among the audience of about 1,000 at the Schiller Institute conference, and questions submitted from among those listening on the Internet.
- How To Stop a War That Has Already Started
"The theme of this evening's panel is international organizing; specifically, our international organizing to stop the war, and to stop the ongoing genocide, particularly the genocide taking place in this hemisphere."
- Ibero-America Turns to LaRouche
Dennis Small is Ibero-America editor of EIR. His presentation included videotape of two historic events in terms of the 'LaRouche factor' in that continent: the 1982 speech by Mexican President Jose´ Lo´pez Portillo to the UN, proposing debt moratoria for Third World nations; and the speech of December 2001 by Argentine President Adolfo Rodri´guez Saa´ in the Argentine Congress, announcing suspension of debt payments.
- Organizing To Stop War and Genocide
Questions and discussion to the presentations by Jeffrey Steinberg and Dennis Small involved the 800-900 conference participants in attendance, and others listening to the panel on the Internet.
National:
Arizona's Mob Gambled On Sen. John McCain
A remote-controlled bomb blew up investigative reporter Don Bolles on June 2, 1976, in a Phoenix parking lot. Before he lost consciousness, Bolles was able to indict his assassins with the words, 'They finally got me. The mafia. Emprise. Find John Adamson.'
LaRouche Dem Spannaus Sets Virginia Agenda
This year's Labor Day political kickoff event in Virginia, held, according to tradition, in the Shenandoah Valley town of Buena Vista, brought all the major statewide officials and candidates together, to address the citizens of the Commonwealth on the major issues of the day. In reality, only LaRouche Democrat Nancy Spannaus, the chief challenger to incumbent Sen. John Warner (R), had anything serious to say.
LaRouche Addresses Chinese-Americans in D.C.
Democratic Presidential pre-candidate Lyndon LaRouche on Sept. 1 addressed 230 Chinese-Americans attending the annual meeting of the National Association for Chinese Unification, in Washington, D.C.
International:
LaRouche Mobilization Leads to Global Action Against Iraq War
With his keynote address on Aug. 31 at the annual Labor Day Weekend conference of the Schiller Institute in Reston, Virginia, Lyndon LaRouche accelerated the international effort to stop President George W. Bush from committing political suicide by launching an insane war against Iraq.
Koreas' Rail Agreements Mean Global Strategic Breakthrough
The two Koreas agreed on Aug. 29 to begin actual reconstruction, on Sept. 18, of the major lines of the severed Trans-Korean railways along the East and West Coasts of the peninsula —part of an extensive and surprising new North-South cooperation package.
LaRouche Covered Worldwide as 'Awful September' Hits Economy
Both the U.S. and the world economy went into a new financial spin at the beginning of September, and as one financial columnist and bond trader put it in London, 'the financial world is living moment to moment.
Cooperate on Large-Scale Infrastructure Projects
U.S. Presidential pre-candidate Lyndon LaRouche was interviewed by Orlando Supelano of Radio Todelar, of Bogota´, on Aug. 22. The interview was aired on Sept. 1.
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