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Books . The Immortal Mind of Man How the Nation Was Won: America's There Are No Limits To Growth by La integracion iberoamericana jCien Untold Story; Vol. 1, 1630-1754 by H. Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr., 14.95. millones de nuevos empleos para el GrahamLowry, 114.95. Just·released in afto 2000! by the SchillerInstitute, with Basic Economics for Conservative July 1988. From the founding of the sov· an introduction by Lyndon H. La­ Democrats byLyndon H. LaRouche,Jr., ereign Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1630, $3.95. Rouche, Jr., 115.00. In Spanish. Known America's leaders dreamed of forging a throughout the continent as "the Green continental republic that would break the Treason in America, 2nd ed. byAnton Book," this is the most comprehensive grip of European oligarchical power. The Cbaitkin, 111.95. Traces the "family tree" economic study for a uniquely integrated lessons of that fight in New England of treason from the time of the American continent of sovereign nation-states. shaped the 18th-century strategies of Revolution to the present. Translated and serialized in EIR as "Ibero­ Cotton Mather and his protege Benjamin ModernIrregular WarfareIn Defense American Integration: 100 Million New Franklin, whose early career as a repub­ Policy and as a MilitaryPhenomenon Jobs by the Year 2000!" lican intelligence agent is revealed for by Prof Friedrich August Frhr. von der the first time. So are the roles of the bril­ Heydte, witb a foreword by Lyndon H. liant Jonathan Swift, Virginia Gov. Alex­ LaRoucbe, Jr.; 19.95. The first English ander Spotswood and New York Gov. translation of this indispensable manual Robert Hunter, whose policies helped exposing the Soviets' order of battle for ensure the success of the American Rev­ world domination. olution. Derivative Assassination: Who Killed Indira Gandhi? by tbe editors of Ex­ ecutiveIntelligenceReview, 14.95.What was the u.S.-Soviet intelligence "gentle­ men's agreement" that murdered this world leader? The PAN: Moscow's Terrorists in FiftyYears a Democrat byHulanJack, Mexico by the Mexican Labor Party, 19.95. When HulanJack was elected Bor­ 14.95. ough President of Manhattan, he was the Hostage to Khomeini byRobert Drey­ highest-elected black officeholder in the fuss and Thierry LeMarc, 14.25. Origi­ country, and New York City enjoyed un­ nally released the same week as the U.S. precedented growth. The operation that framed him up and tore him from power Dope, Inc.: Boston Bankers and So­ hostages eight years ago, the definitive was designed to destroy the Democratic viet Commissars by the editors Of Ex­ source book on the geostrategic jokers Party as a constituency-based organiza­ ecutive Intelligence Review, 114.95. The who are still playing the "Islamic fun­ tion, in preparation for the Carter-Volcker first edition of Dope, Inc. appeared in damentalist card." years-and beyond. 1978, and exploded the coverup on the 5200 billion international dope cartel, St. Augustine, Father of European and and sold out in three printings. By the African Civilization, 114.95. Proceed­ time the authors decided to issue a sec­ ings of the Sixth International Confer­ ond edition in 1986, Dope, Incorporated ence of the SchillerInstitute held in Rome, had grown to 5500 billion a year. Now, Nov. 2-3, 1985, to celebrate the 1600th EIR is reprinting the second edition of anniversary of Augustine'S conversion to this crucial combat manual for the all­ Christianity. Lavishly illustrated in color out war on Dope, Incorporated. and black and white, the book includes speeches in original languages as well as The Power of Reason: 1988; An Au­ English translation. tobiography by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr., 110.00. Must reading. "I am an 'anti­ Colonq:e Space. Open theAge of Rea­ establishment' figure, which is not pleas­ son 19.95. The proceedings of the Krafft ing to our establishment. Most of the con­ A. Ehricke Memorial Conference held in troversy attached to me by the major June 1985. Speakers included Lyndon news media and liberal factions of our LaRouche and Helga Zepp-LaRouche, Dr. two major parties is simply a desire to Jonathan Tennenbaum, and Dr. Fried­ destroy anyone who is viewed as a se­ wardt Winterberg. rious potential threat to the current pol­ The Hider Book by the Schiller Insti­ Friedrich Schiller, Poet of Freedom, icies and interest of the establishment." tute, edited by Helga Zepp-LaRouche, 19.95. New translations of Schiller's So,You Wish To Learn AllAbout Eco­ 19.95. A devastating expose of the finan­ works, by the Schiller Institute, including nomics? A Text on Mathematical Eco­ cial and oligarchical networks, East and a new verse translation of the play Don nomics by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr., West, that were behind Hitler's rise to Carlos, Schiller's Letters on Don Carlos, 19.95. power, and are still active today. and his chilling novella, The Ghost Seer. Order from BEN FRANKLIN Booksellers & Record Shop 27 S. King St., Leesburg, Va. 22075 or call (703) 777-3661 for catalogue information and phone orders. Major credit cards accepted. Founder and Contributing Editor: Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. Editor: Nora Hamennan Managing Editors: Vin Berg and Susan Welsh From the Editor Editoral Board: Warren Hamennan, Melvin Klenetsky, Antony Papert, Uwe Parpart­ Henke, Gerald Rose, Alan Salisbury, Edward Spannaus, Nancy Spannaus, Webster Tarpley, William Wertz, Carol White, Christopher White Science and Technology: Carol White Special Services: Richard Freeman Book Editor: Janine Benton Advertising Director: Marsha Freeman Circulation Manager: Joseph Jennings n the Economics section this week, EIR's investigators on two INTELUGENCE DIRECTORS: continentsI examine the state of food production in the most techni­ Africa: Mary Lalevee AgricultuFe: Marcia Merry cally advanced fanning regions of the world-the United States and Asia: Linda de Hoyos Western Europe. The results they have come up with, are frighten­ Counterintelligence: Jejfrey Steinberg, Paul Goldstein ing. In the United States, the production of animal proteins from Economics: Christopher White rearing to slaughtering to marketing is being consolidated in the EUfOJl.Can Economics: William Engdahl, Laurent Murawiec hands of a few mighty conglomerates. In Western Europe, too, the Ibero..America: Robyn Quijano, Dennis Small agenda for "Europe 1992" pivots upon driving the individual fanner Law: Edward Spannaus Medicine: John Grauerholz, M.D. off the land-or reducing him to serfdom. Middle East: Thierry Lalevee As a result, there are no more food "surpluses," as in the fabled Soviet Union and Eastern Europe: Rachel Douglas, Konstantin George European Community "butter mountain." U.S. meat production­ Special Projects: Mark Burdman United States: Kathleen Klenetsky both in absolute terms and per capita-is far below its postwar highpoints, and will continue to fall until the time-consuming task INTERNATIONAL BUREAUS: . Bangkok: Pakdee and Sophie Tanapura of rebuilding herds is resumed. People are going hungry. Our articles Bogota: Javier Almario Bonn: George Gregory, Rainer Apel on pages 10-20 are designed to put information in the hands of the Copenhagen: Poul Rasmussen growing political movement known as Food for Peace, to reverse Houston: Harley Schlanger Lima: Sara Madueno fann policy and stop the re-feudalization of the land. Mexico City: Hugo L6pez Ochoa, Josejina In the Feature, Webster Tarpley directs attention to another flank Menendez Milan: Marco Fanini in the "Europe 1992" campaign, with an in-depth report on the way New Delhi: Susan Maitra in which politics in one key European country, Italy, is being sub­ Paris: Christine Bierre Rio de Janeiro: Silvia Palacios verted and perverted to the ends of a supranational oligarchy. Rome: Leonardo Servadio, Stefania Sacchi A special Music section highlights two leading international mu­ Stockholm: Michael Ericson Washington, D.C.: Nicholas F. Benton, William sicians who have embraced the campaign to lower tuning again to Jones the scientific pitch of C = 256, a campaign originally inspired by Wiesbaden: Philip Golub, Gijran Haglund Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. E1R1Executive Intelligence Review (ISSN (1273-6314) is published weekly (50 issues) except for the second week In the foreground of news events, we report on the turmoil in the of July and last week of December by New Solidarity International Press Service P.O. Box 65178, Washington, Transcaucasian republics of the U.S.S.R., the unraveling of the DC 20035 (202) 457-8840 economic deals that held together the United States through the Bush EurtJfHllUI HetldqlUlTters: Executive Intelligence Review Nachrichtenagentur GmbH, Postfach 2308, election, and the opening of the "Third Trial of Socrates,'" the polit­ Dotzheimentrasse 166, D-62OO Wiesbaden, Federal Republic ofGennany ical prosecution of Lyndon LaRouche and his political movement, Tel: (06121) 8840. 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  • Governance in Brief

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    Governance in Brief December 3, 2020 Edited by: Martin Wennerström FCA – PSA merger details revealed Fiat Chrysler Automobiles N.V. (“FCA”) and Peugeot S.A. (“PSA”) unveiled the prospectus for their cross-border merger into Stellantis, a Dutch company to be listed in Paris, Milan and New York. PSA – the acquirer “for accounting purposes” – will hold six of the 11 seats on Stellantis’ board headed by FCA Chairman John Elkann, with PSA CEO Carlos Tavares to serve as the firm’s CEO. Following the merger, the holding company of Italy’s Agnelli family is expected to be Stellantis’ largest shareholder with a 14.4% stake, followed by the Peugeot family with a 7.2% stake, the French State with 6.2% and China’s Dongfeng with 5.6%. The initial term of office for Stellantis’ chairman, CEO, senior independent director and vice-chairman will be five years, four in the case of the other directors, with all board members to serve two-year terms thereafter. In addition to a 30% voting cap, Stellantis will implement a controversial loyalty voting structure whereby shareholders holding Stellantis stock for three years can receive one special voting share for each share held. Notably, a September 2020 Amsterdam court ruling called into question the acceptability of loyalty voting rights in a Dutch company. FCA and PSA shareholders will vote on the merger on January 4, 2021. SEC | PSA | FCA | Reuters | Rechtspraak Sasol faces shareholder Australia’s IOOF Holdings holds FRC report highlights poor code stormy meeting explanations backlash Petrochemicals group Sasol faced a Wealth manager IOOF Holdings Ltd saw The UK watchdog Financial Reporting rare rebuke at its 2020 AGM, which saw significant opposition at its 2020 AGM, as Council (“FRC”) released a report a majority of votes (57%) cast against 27% of votes cast opposed the concluding that companies continue to the remuneration report and 28% cast remuneration report, while 26% and 18% treat the revised UK Corporate Governance against the remuneration policy.