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Executive Intelligence Review, Volume 18, Number 26, July 5, 1991 'A T.OTA STRATE INST PEKING by Gen. Ten ,. "j ft IIAll we need do is to ow 'eft> make the most of s weLknesses. Then we He(eat. The Chinese like a paper rough. All the unism." . Teng Chieh This amazin Kuomintang 1988, charted erupted just a ,Jr. Exclusive U.S. 1.50 postage and Ben Franklin rst book, $.50 for 27 South King St. book), Virginia 4112% Leesburg, VA tax. (703) 777-3661 Founder and Contributing Editor: Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. Editor: Nora Hamerman Managing Editors: John Sigerson, Susan Welsh From the Editor Assistant Managing Editor: Ronald Kokinda Editorial Board: Warren Hamerman, Melvin Klenetsky, Antony Papen, Gerald Rose, Allen Salisbury, Edward Spannaus, Nancy Spannaus, ver the past month, Helga Zepp-LaRouche, the founder of the Webster Tarpley, William Wenz, Carol White, O Christopher White Schiller Institute, and her colleagues have given a series of presenta­ Science and Technology: Carol White tions in Czechoslovakia to public and private conferences held to Special Services: Richard Freeman discuss future economic policy in the wake of the liberation of central Book Editor: Katherine Notley Advertising Director: Marsha Freeman European countries from the yoke of Soviet-imposed communist Circulation Manager: Cynthia Parsons dictatorship. In Economics, you can read in more detail about a INTELLIGENCE DIRECTORS: conference in Slovakia, plus a report on a Schiller Institute delega­ Agriculture: Marcia Merry Asia: Linda de Hoyos tion's first visit to a republic within the Soviet Union-Ukraine. Counterintelligence: Jeffrey Steinberg, More will follow in our next issue, as we expect to report on further Paul Goldstein Economics: Christopher White activity in Czechoslovakia as well as Soviet Annenia. European Economics: William Engdahl These forays are situating the Schiller Institute and the programs Thero-America: Robyn Quijano, Dennis Small Medicine: John Grauerholz, M.D. of Lyndon LaRouche-which are the 20th century sequel to Soviet Union and Eastern Europe: Rachel Douglas, Konstantin George Friedrich List's notion of a national economy-as the counterpole Special Projects: Mark BNrdman to what is known in the former East bloc as the Harvard Mafia, United States: Kathleen Klenetsky around such characters as Jeffrey Sachs. As the initial round of INTERNATIONAL BUREAUS: Bangkok: Pakdee Tanapura, Sophie Tanapura Sachs's radical free-market recipes is causing so much chaos, many Bogota: Jose Restrepo see LaRouche's "Productive Triangle" plan as the only realistic alter­ Bonn: George Gregory, Rainer Apel Copenhagen: Poul Rasmussen native. Houston: Harley Schlanger I urge you to tum next to our National lead article, where Webster Lima: Sara Madueno Mexico City: Hugo L6pez Ochoa Tarpley reveals how the New York Council on Foreign Relations is Milan: Leonardo Servadio considering deploying U.S. military forces into the U.S.S.R. in New Delhi: Susan Maitra Paris: Christine Bie"e the expectation of intervening into civil war. Does the East Coast Rio de Janeiro: Silvia Palacios establishment want a Soviet civil war? It may seem unthinkable. But Rome: Stejania Sacchi Stockholm: Michael Ericson read in the Internationallead about how the U.S. State Department, Washington, D.C.: William Jones in concert with its Moscow counterparts, has fostered the breakdown Wiesbaden: Goran Haglund into violent conflict in Yugoslavia; it becomes clear that such evil is EIR (ISSN 0886-0947) is published weekly (50 issues) indeed in the hearts of the Anglo-American elites. except for the first week of April, and the last week of December by E1R News Service Inc., 1430 K Street, All this is designed to keep loot flowing into a financial system NW, Suite 901, Washington, DC 20005 (202) 628·0029 cantilevered far beyond bankruptcy, as the U. S. physical economy E/U'OfIHIJ HtlItIqlltllWrs: Executive Intelligence Review NachrichtenagenlUr GmbH,Postfach 2308, continues its tailspin toward a crash. The Economics lead article tells Dotzheimcrstrasse 166, 0-6200 Wiesbaden, Federal Republic of Germany that the U. 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Washington D.C., and at an additional mailing offices. 3 months-$12S, 6 months-$225, I year-$396,Single issue--$IO Postmaster: Send all addresschanges toElR, P.O. Box 17390, Washington, D.C. 20041-0390. • TImContents InteIViews Economics 9 Professor V. Sikora 15 EIR team finds scant A professor of political economy at support for NAFTA the Cultural Institute of Kiev, also chairman of the Center for Market 16 Korean economic deals 'an Economy, discusses the need to internal matter' base Ukraine's economic recovery on the ideas of Friedrich List­ precisely the model promoted by 18 Third World leaders the Schiller Institute. denounce U.N. genocide pro�osal Helga Zepp-LaRouche in Prague. where she ad­ Departments dressed two conferenceson the "Productive Triangle" program in May-part of an intense intervention by 19 July 1 budget cuts mean the Schiller Institute throughout central ann eastern ma!fi layoffs 23 Report from Rome Europe's formerly communist-ruled countries. University reopens to nuclear 20 'Zero risk' standard for debate. 4 U. S. deficit out of control, pes�cides makes no sense as hyperinflation looms 45 Report from Bonn May's deficit came in at an all-time in the real world Berlin is again the capital. record $53.35 billion, even though the Treasury received that month 22 Banking 46 From New Delhi most of the balance of Gulf war House seeks to curb Bush bailout. Rao cabinet affirmscontinuity . tribute money from the erstwhile allies. 24 Business Briefs 47 Dateline Mexico Kissinger's depopulation plan 6 Slovakia debates economic exposed. policy: LaRouche vs. IMF A conference of the Schiller 48 Panama Report Institute in Bratislava was the scene U.S. agents are tied to drugs. of heated debates. 49 Report from Rio 8 Currency Rates The Brazil that can say yes. 9 Ukraine needs its own 64 Editorial currency to promote Development on the table economic development internationally. Interview with Prof. V. Sikora. 10 Toward the sovereignty and progress of Ukraine 11 Peru revolts against IMF's wrecking job 13 Bush wants World Bank 'privatization' shift 14 LaRouche warns against bashing Europe, Japan Volume 18, Number 26, July5, 1991 Feature International National 26 Did unemployment top 32 34 Yugoslav civil war process 52 CFR eyes U. S. role in million in U. S. in 1990? can still be stopped U.S. S. R. civil war Laurence Hecht shows that the real The West deliberately failed to By Webster Tarpley. Whether or levels of unemployment are far foster a peaceful compromise this not it is desirable to have a civil war higher than the government and spring; but the die was really cast in the U. S. S.R. is the issue: media report. President Bush and two years ago, when the IMF Humanity and reason say no. other officials may keep on using forced Belgrade to take Jeffrey the fraudulent statistics, but they Sachs as an economic adviser. 54 Rep. Gonzalez seeks to lift can no longer claim they didn't Iraq embargo know what the real numbers are . 36 'Surrender' of Medellin drug lord means the moral 55 Pentagon admits: Intent kidnaping of Colombia toward Iraq is genocide. Pablo Escobar is now ensconced in It was the reason for the war, and it his luxury "prison." The Gaviria is the reason for continuing the government's capitulation can be sanctions now. traced to the U. S. refusal to help Colombia's war on drugs in 1989. 56 Latest Supreme Court Documentation: From a statement rulings rip up U.S. Bill of by former Colombian Justice Rights Minister Enrique Parejo Gonzalez. The Court is expanding the power of police agencies over the 38 Venezuelan Army chief individual, while limiting the power warns 'corrupt democracy' of the federal courts to enforce the is breeding civil war Constitution. Dissenting Justice Documentation: From a speech by Thurgood Marshall (who has now Corrections: In our June 21 issue, on Gen. Carlos Julio Penaloza, page 57, the great Russian icon painter resigned from the bench) quoted a outgoing commander of the Army. Rublyov's name was incorrectly spelled Florida judge: "This is not Hitler's "Rubleyev." On page 6 of the same Berlin, nor Stalin's Moscow"-at issue, in the opening of Paolo 41 Regional powers win least not yet. Raimondi's speech in Prague, Cambodian cease-fire "Friedrich List: the economist of 58 Thornburgh and the industrial capitalism," the citation from 42 Club of Rome in new Contra drug link List should open with the very first malthusian offensive paragraph of the speech, and continue 59 Nebraska pedophile trial through the third paragraph. Due to an 43 Prince Philip put on ends in coverup editorial error, the quote marks only defensive by EIR opened with the third paragraph.
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