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Executive Intelligence Review, Volume 35, Number 26, July 4, 2008 Executive Intelligence Review EIRJuly 4, 2008 Vol. 35 No. 26 www.larouchepub.com $10.00 LPAC Dossier: Your Enemy, George Soros Now For a Europe of Sovereign Republics! Floods Deluge U.S. Farmbelt; Time To Cancel Biofuels LaRouche on ‘The Economics Debate About Russia’ Founder and Contributing Editor: Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. Editorial Board: Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr., Antony Papert, Gerald Rose, Dennis Small, Edward Spannaus, Nancy Spannaus, Jeffrey Steinberg, EI R William Wertz Editor: Nancy Spannaus Managing Editor: Susan Welsh Assistant Managing Editor: Bonnie James Science Editor: Marjorie Mazel Hecht From the Assistant Managing Editor Technology Editor: Marsha Freeman Book Editor: Katherine Notley Photo Editor: Stuart Lewis Circulation Manager: Stanley Ezrol In a discussion with colleagues, as this issue of EIR was nearing com- INTELLIGENCE DIRECTORS pletion, Lyndon LaRouche spoke about his intention in writing the piece Counterintelligence: Jeffrey Steinberg, Michele which is presented in this week’s Feature: “This is addressed to a very Steinberg Economics: Marcia Merry Baker, Paul Gallagher specific problem in the main,” he said, “the problem of Russia.” Rus- History: Anton Chaitkin Ibero-America: Dennis Small sia’s elites are divided between those who wish to continue moving in Law: Edward Spannaus the direction of the free-market insanity, and those among whom can be Russia and Eastern Europe: Rachel Douglas found an “American” or “FDR” inpulse. If Russia moves, together with United States: Debra Freeman its Eurasian partners, especially China and India, plus the United States, INTERNATIONAL BUREAUS toward what LaRouche has proposed as a Four-Power agreement, Bogotá: Javier Almario Berlin: Rainer Apel against the British Imperial Tower of Babel, also known as globaliza- Copenhagen: Tom Gillesberg tion, the future of humanity can be secured. But, writes LaRouche, in Houston: Harley Schlanger Lima: Sara Madueño “The Economics Debate About Russia,” “If the United States does not Melbourne: Robert Barwick Mexico City: Rubén Cota Meza play a key role in proposing a certain approach to a Four Power pilot New Delhi: Ramtanu Maitra agreement with Russia, China, and India, you can forget civilization as Paris: Christine Bierre United Nations, N.Y.C.: Leni Rubinstein we have known it.” Washington, D.C.: William Jones Wiesbaden: Göran Haglund From the European side of Eurasia, Helga Zepp-LaRouche picks up from the historic “No” vote of the Irish people against the Lisbon Trea- ON THE WEB e-mail: [email protected] ty’s attempt to create a “super-state” under the boot of the Anglo-Dutch www.larouchepub.com Liberal oligarchy, and calls for a “Europe of Sovereign Republics” to be www.larouchepub.com/eiw Webmaster: John Sigerson created in its stead. Assistant Webmaster: George Hollis A gruesome reminder of what the entire world faces, unless La- Rouche’s FDR-style recovery policies are quickly adopted, can be seen EIR (ISSN 0273-6314) is published weekly (50 issues), by EIR News Service, Inc., 729 15th St. N.W., in the U.S. Midwest’s second “500-Year Flood” in 15 years. As Marcia Washington, D.C. 20005. (703) 777-9451 Merry Baker reports in Economics, this man-made catastrophe threat- ens the supplies of world grains and meat, in addition to causing vast European Headquarters: E.I.R. GmbH, Postfach 1611, D-65006 Wiesbaden, Germany; damage to the residents and economy of the Upper Mississippi River Bahnstrasse 9a, D-65205, Wiesbaden, Germany Basin. Tel: 49-611-73650 Homepage: http://www.eirna.com How has this been allowed to happen? One answer can be found in e-mail: [email protected] Director: Georg Neudekker the in-depth report by the LaRouche Political Action Committee, whose explosive dossier, “George Soros, Your Enemy,” recently issued as a Montreal, Canada: 514-855-1699 mass-circulation pamphlet, is reprinted in this issue. Denmark: EIR - Danmark, Sankt Knuds Vej 11, basement left, DK-1903 Frederiksberg, Denmark. One way or another, the days of Soros and his British masters are Tel.: +45 35 43 60 40, Fax: +45 35 43 87 57. e-mail: numbered. As Helga Zepp-LaRouche writes, quoting Friedrich Schil- [email protected]. ler’s poem “The Cranes of Ibycus”: There is a higher power which “se- Mexico: EIR, Manual Ma. Contreras #100, cretly watches over and judges us,” which has miraculous ways of ex- Despacho 8, Col. San Rafael, CP 06470, Mexico, DF. Tel.: 2453-2852, 2453-2853. acting retribution for injustice; and the evil-doers, just when they think Copyright: ©2008 EIR News Service. All rights themselves safe, are overtaken by the Erinyes. reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission strictly prohibited. Canada Post Publication Sales Agreement #40683579 Postmaster: Send all address changes to EIR, P.O. Box 17390, Washington, D.C. 20041-0390. EI R Contents www.larouchepub.com Volume 35, Number 26, July 4, 2008 International 42 Now for a Europe of Cover Sovereign Republics! By Helga Zepp-LaRouche. The This Week hyperinflationary crisis unleashed by the world’s central banks can no longer be covered up, and is triggering reactions such as the Irish Artist’s rendition voters’ “No” vote against the Lisbon of the proposed Treaty. The more quickly Europe’s Bering Strait states can now proceed to cancel all tunnel, linking European Union treaties, the more Russia with quickly they will be able to get the Alaska. Courtesy of the Council for the Study of Productive Forces, Russia productive economy moving again. 4 Free Trade vs. National Interest: The Economics Debate About Russia 45 Lyndon and Helga By Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. The pattern of cooperation LaRouche in Rome: The among Russia, China, and India, LaRouche writes, is World Food Crisis Can Be a presently the pivot of any potential resistance to the Lever To End Globalization London-led drive toward fascism. In Russia and its The LaRouches held a press principal Asian partners, “the included reactions to this conference in Rome on the global are to be recognized in a currently evolving, asymmetric food crisis with former Italian Sen. Lidia Menapace; were interviewed strategy of self-defense against current British by Egyptian television; and met imperialism. These reactions prompt my increasing informally with several Members of concern about the part which liberal elements still Parliament. Mr. LaRouche occupy in Russia’s own economic policy. My concern addressed a conference dedicated to . centers on currently menacing ambiguities posed by the memory of Aldo Moro, the that influence of free-trade ideology inside Russia itself, former Italian prime minister who which is, itself, an added threat to Russia’s own national was assassinated 30 years ago. interest—and therefore, also ours—still today, a threat which persists despite the intended victims’ concern to 47 Afghanistan: An check such influence by alien interests.” Unwinnable War To Meet Colonial Geostrategic Ends 49 A Stone in the Shoe of The ‘Masters of Change’ A report from the International Economic Forum of the Americas, held in Montreal. 52 Is Zimbabwe Violence a British Operation? 53 LaRouche: Brits Behind Argentine Coup Attempt EI R Contents www.larouchepub.com Volume 35, Number 26, July 4, 2008 Economics The Soros Dossier Editorial 54 Saving Banks, and Nations, 64 Your Enemy, George Soros 80 The Summer of Our from the Parasites Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. introduces Discontent Today, the issue of who controls the a pamphlet produced by the credit of a nation is of critical LaRouche Political Action importance. Faced with the Committee (LPAC). The report rips collapsing world economy, the the mask off the so-called oligarchs are racing to restructure philanthropist, and exposes the Nazi the banking system, amputating the roots of this politcal-economic hit- lesser players in order to save the man. core. 65 George Soros: Hit-Man for 56 ‘Un-Natural’ Floods, the British Oligarchy Speculation Hit U.S. Farmbelt; Cancel Biofuels! 68 Does Soros Have a Drug The impact of the second “500-year Problem? flood” in 15 years in the U.S. Midwest farmbelt is an automatic 69 LaRouche’s War on Drugs supply disaster for world grains and meat, besides causing vast damage to the residents and economy of the 71 George Soros: The Forced- Upper Mississippi River Basin. Open Society 58 LaRouche: ‘The Greatest 75 The Case of Malaysia Part of Our Food Supply’ 78 George Soros Buys the 60 The British Empire Nomination; Obama Threshes the Australian Borrows It Wheat Board 63 Defend the Canadian Wheat Board! EIR Feature FREE TRADE VS. NATIONAL INTEREST: The Economics Debate About Russia by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. June 12, 2008 policy. My concern for all three—Russia, China, and India— among those nations, and also others, centers on currently The pattern of cooperation among Russia, China, and India, menacing ambiguities posed by that influence of free-trade is presently the pivot of any potential resistance to the present, ideology inside Russia itself, which is, itself, an added threat London-led drive toward establishing the global fascism of a to Russia’s own national interest—and therefore, also ours— utopian, frankly imperial “New Tower of Babel.” This is a still today, a threat which persists despite the intended victims’ drive which is currently expressed as the former British Prime concern to check such influence by alien interests. Minister Tony Blair’s proposed, imperialist, ideological, post-, anti-Westphalian hegemony in western and central The matter which I put before this audience now, takes our continental Europe. This still continuing, London-centered attention to the heart of the urgently needed remedies for the attempt to transform all of continental and central Europe gravest strategic crisis in all of modern world history: the into virtually a captive British colony, through such schemes presently onrushing, greatest economic crisis since Europe’s as the proposed Lisbon Treaty, is complemented by the force Fourteenth Century.
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