Executive Intelligence Review, Volume 20, Number 30, August 6, 1993
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The ground-breaking discovery announced by Martin Fleischman Paul Ehrlich Given society's record in and Stanley Pons on March 23, 1989 managing technology, the has been received, not with scientific prospect of cheap, inexhaustible a debate, but with crude political power from fusion is "like giving witch-hunt. Compare what the anti a machine gun to an idiot child." science mob is saying, with what Lyndon LaRouche writes in a 173- page science policy memorandum issued by the Sch iller Institute. Jeremy Rifkin Lyndon LaRouche "It's the worst thing that "These cold fusion could happen to our planet." experiments, taken together with other experiments exhibiting related kinds of anomalous Nature magazine results, should "The Utah phenomenon is become featured literally unsupported by the elements of a special evidence, could be an artifact, research project-a and given its improbability, is . 'mini-crash program' most likely to be one." of fundamental research-enjoying the moral and material support of appropriate public Tl1e New York Times and private "Given the present state of institutions of the evidence for cold fusion, the United States and government would do better other nations." to put the money on a horse." laRouche's memorandum is available for $25 postpaid from P.O. Box 66082 Washington, D.C. 20035-6082 Founder and Contributing Editor: Lyndon H. LaRouche. Jr. Editor: Nora Hamerman Managing Editors: John Sigerson, Susan Welsh From Editor Assistant Managing Editor: Ronald Kokinda the Editorial Board: Warren Hamerman. Melvin Klenetsky. Antony Papert. Gerald Rose. Edward Spannaus. Nancy Spannaus. Webster Tarpley. his issue is particularly rich in first-hand testi onies about some Carol White. Christopher White Science and Technology: Carol White ofT the world's strategic hotspots. To start with,'� German political Special Services: Richard Freeman figure Uwe Friesecke, whose involvement for two decades in Ger Book Editor: Katherine Notley Advertising Director: Marsha Freeman man electoral politics, in African affairs, and in building the Europe Circulation Manager: Stanley Ezrol an Agricultural Commission of the Schiller Institute, is well known INTELLIGENCE DIRECTORS: to our readers, gave a briefing to EIR editors on the state of political Agriculture: Marcia Merry Asia: Linda de Hoyos paralysis in Germany. He included crucial historical details which Counterintelligence: Jeffrey Steinberg. have recently come to light about the long imprisonment under com Paul Goldstein Economics: ,Christopher White munism of the east German zone-and which, as far as we know, European Economics: William Engdahl have gone totally unreported in the United States. This is our Feature lbero-America: Robyn Quijano. Dennis Small Law: Edward Spannaus package. Medicine: John Grauerholz. M.D. The English-language major media are too busy playing up one Russia and Eastern Europe: Rachel Douglas. Konstantin George aspect of the destabilization of Germany, almost with relish-the Special Projects: Mark Burdman neo-Nazi skinhead phenomenon largely copied from its British mod United States: Kathleen Klenetsky els-to tell the whole truth. Nor will you learn from other print INTERNATIONAL BUREAUS: Bangkok: Pakdee Tanapura. Sophie Tanapura media, I am sure, about the hunger strike being tarried forward by Bogota: Jose Restrepo the potash miners in a town in eastern Germa$y, and its world Bonn: George Gregory. Rainer Apel Copenhagen: Poul Rasmussen historical importance, another facet of the Feature on Germany. Houston: Harley Schlanger From the part of China under nationalist control, Taiwan, we Lima: Sara Madueiio Melbourne: Don Veitch bring another firsthandreport by our recently returned correspondent Mexico City: Hugo Lopez Ochoa Leni Rubinstein, highlighted by an interview with political leader Milan: Leonardo Servadio New Delhi: Susan Maitra Dr. Fung and a partial transcript of the press . conference where Paris: Christine Bierre four Republic of China congressmen, each reprflsenting a different Rio de Janeiro: Silvia Palacios Stockholm: Michael Ericson political faction, pronounced their support for the freedom of Lyndon Washington, D.C.: William Jones LaRouche. 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Washington, D.C. 20041-0390. TIillContents Interviews Departments Eco:nomics 8 Lyndon LaRouche 52 Andean Report 4 Fe�ruzzi could bring down The American political prisoner and "The Truth About CAP" spreads. the derivatives casino former presidential candidate spoke Three high-level figures linked to with Radio XEA W in Monterrey, 53 Report from Rio Italy's Ferruzzi holding company Mexico, about what a sane U.S. Ecologists launch new offensive. are dead under mysterious policy toward Mexico would be . circ\1mstances, and the international 72 Editorial financial press is virtually silent. 46 Fung Hu-hsiang The Demjanjuk case. There is a very good reason why. Dr. Fung is the former dean of the College of Liberal Arts at National 6 Unlted States: superpower Central University in the Republic or supercop? of China (Taiwan); former secretary Reviews Russia froze its deal with India for to the late President, Chiang Ching 16 What's all the fuss about rocket technology, under U . S. kuo; former adviser to the prime pressure. It's the policy known as dino!laurs? minister; and president of the China "teahnological apartheid" against Since the first dinosaurs were Forum Monthly magazine. He the peveloping sector. recently helped found an unearthed in the early 1820s, their scientific study has been entangled organization called "Tung Mung 7 Currency Rates Hui," modeled upon Sun Yat-sen's with cultural warfare . Richard revolutionary cells. Welsh tells the history of this bizarre phenomenon, reviewing 8 Toward a sane U.S. policy Michael Crichton's novel Jurassic for the economic Park and its movie adaptation, and development of Mexico Investigation surveying the literature on real An interview with Lyndon scientific discoveries that are being L�ouche. 56 The truth about Carlos made . Andres Perez 13 Agriculture Part 2 of a series on the recently 24 New research fuels interest Budget ax hits rural electrical resigned President of Venezuela, in dinosaurs coops. the Anglo-Americans' favorite puppet in Ibero-America, who is 14 Business Briefs now facing criminal charges for Correction: In our July 23 issue, corruption. From a pamphlet an editorial error appeared in the circulated by the Venezuelan Labor article "Cabbalism, Slavery, and Party and the Ibero-American the B'nai B'rith: The Case of A.E. Solidarity Movement. Frankland" (page 64). It was not Julius Ochs, but his wife , Bertha, Photo credits: Cover, who was arrestedfor smuggling Bundesbildstelle Bonn/Reinecke. supplies to the Confederates. Julius Page 8, EIRNS/Philip Ulanowsky. was an officerof a Union unit Page 11, U.N. Page 17, EIRNS/ responsible for stopping such Richard Welsh and Alan Yue. Page smuggling. 23 , © Robert T. Bakker. Pages 27, 35, EIRNS/Chris Lewis . Page 37, EIRNS/Stuart Lewis . Page 43, EIRNS/Claudia Annis. Page 43 (inset), United Nations/photo by J. Isaac . Pages 46,49, EIRNS/Leni Rubinstein. Volume 20, Number30, August 6, 1993 Feature International National i 36 Israeli attack on Lebanon 62 Battle take5 shape for soul threatens broader conflict of America's Whether or not the U.S. schoolchildren governmentand the U.N. hierarchy Like the Pied Piper of Hamlin, the were privy to Israel's military spiritual child molesters are stealing plans, the actions of both have our children. paved the way for gangster politics worldwide. 64 Bottom line on state budgets: deeper depression Chanc�l1or Helmut Kohl (left) with President