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Executive Intelligence Review, Volume 7, Number 12, March 25, 1980 March 25-31. Strauss in Washington, plot to topple Schmidt? Carter sacrifices economy in war on Europe Campaign 1980: Who's on the Reagan bandwagon Euro-Arab pact: Britain out of line [THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY BLANK] ! Editor-in-chief: Daniel Sneider Editor: Robyn Quijano Managing Editors: Kathy Stevens. Vin Berg Art Director: Deborah Asch Circulation Manager: Lana Wolfe Contributing Editors: From the Lyndon H. LaRouche. Jr.. Criton Zoakos. Nora Hamerman. Editor-in-Chief Christopher White. Costas Kalimtgis. Uwe Parpart. Nancy Spannaus INTELLIGENCE DIRECTORS: Africa: Douglas DeGroot Asia: Daniel Sneider Counterintelligence: Jeffrey Steinberg Economics: David Goldman F rench President Giscard d'Estaing arrived back from his historic Energy: William Engdahl and visit to the Middle East last week and immediately picked up the Marsha Freeman phone to call his close friend, West German Chancellor Helmut Europe: Vivian Zoakos Latin America: Dennis Small Schmidt to report what he called "new and interesting developments" Law: Felice Merritt coming out of the trip. The result was a summit meeting in Hamburg Middle East: Robert Dreyfuss between the two European leaders. Our Special Report this week Military Strategy: Susan Welsh takes you behind this story for a look at the triumph of continental Science and Technology: Morris Levitt European policy in the Middle East, the French initiative for a real Soviet Sector: Rachel Douglas Middle East peace including a Palestinian state, and the indications United States: Konstantin George that the Franco-German alliance has received the backing of the Arab United Nations: Nancy Coker . petrodollar holders for moving into the important Phase II of the INTERNATIONAL BUREAUS: . Bogota: Carlos. Cota Meza European Monetary System. Bonn: George Gregory It is no surprise that London is entirely up in arms at the French and Thierry LeMarc diplomatic coup. Historic Anglo-American preserves in the Persian Brussels: Christine Juarez Chicago: Mitchell Hirsch Gulf, including Saudi Arabia, were successfully and peacefully invad­ Copenhagen: Vincent Robson ed by French President Giscard. The British are screaming for a Mexico City: Josejina Menendez showdown with the French at the upcoming EEC summit meeting in Milan: Muriel Mirak Brussels. Our Contributing Editor Criton Zoakos has written a mas­ . New Delhi: Paul Zykofsky Paris: Katherine Kanter terful article on this situation, examining the inner reasons for the and Sophie Tanapura Anglo-American reaction in their opposition to the emergence of Rome: Claudio Celani powerful nation-state based forces in Europe and the U.S. Included in Stockholm: Clifford Gaddy Washington D.C.: Laura Chasen the report is an exclusive interview with the head of the National Bank and Susan Kokinda of Paris, conducted in Mexico City by our bureau chief Josefina Wiesbaden: (Eulopean Economics); Menendez. Mark Tritsch and Laurent Murawiec Elsewhere in this issue we direct your attention to a special Executive Intelligence Review is published by New Solidarity International Press Service contribution from our Contributing Editor Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. 304 W,58thStreet.New York. N.Y.lOOI9. entitled: Carter Economics Enters into 'Weimar Hyperinflation'. In Europe: Campaigner Publications. Deutschl. GmbH. + Co. Vertriebs KG LaRouche sharply analyzes the disastrous course of Carter econom­ Postfach 1966. D.6200 Wiesbaden ics, the 'below zero' condition the U.S. economy has now entered, Copyright 0 1980 New Solidarity and elaborates new concepts in the LaRouche-Riemann economic International Press Service model developed by him and unique in its record of precise predic­ A" rights reserved. Reproduction in whole tion of current economic developments. or in part without permission strictly prohibited. Subscription by mail for the U.S.: 3 months-$125, 6 months-$225, 1 year-$396, Single issue-$10 ISSNO 146- 96 14 TIillContents Departments Economics 1 From the Editor-in-Chief 6 Carter sacrifices economy in war on Europe S InSight There is one obvious feature of Mr. Miller's confession the new Carter-Volcker paclcage of high interest rates and credit SI Dateline Mexico restrictions: They will drive the U.S. economy toward levels of More oil, no GATT, fewer inflation not seen since 19208 candidates Germany. Only slightly less obvious, the new measures are 60 Congressional Calendar principally intended as the centerpiece of U.S. and British 64 The Facts Behind Terrorism economic warfare against the Terrorists target 1980 campaign. European Monetary System nltions. 8 What Volck.;r's measures will do to lending 13 Jimmy Carter's economy enters 'Weimar hyperinflation' Contributing Editor Lyndon LaRouche examines ,the devastating consequences of Carter policy 19 Gold A good time to buy 22 International Credit· Europe cornering petro funds . \ 23 Agriculture , The Fed threat to the fa rmer 24 Foreign Exchange 25 Trade Review 26 Business Briefs Volume 7. Number 12 March 25-31. 1980 Special Report . International National Strauss in Washington: 54 Who's jumping on 43 . Carter plots to Reagan's bandwagon? topple Schmidt Until the Illinois primary. the West German Chancellor Trilatet:al Commission/Council Schmidt enjoys popularity on Foreign Relations crowd were) ranging above 55 percent; his pulling out every card thay had chief rival, Bavarian Franz Josef in an effort10 "stop Reagan.'" Strauss, little more than 25 But now, because the fo rmer percent of those who will vote in California governor's victories the October election. But when have all but sewn up the Photo: SYGMA. Margaret Thatcher of Britain motions toward French President Strauss visited New York and nomination, the boys at CFR Valery Giscard d'Estaing (third from left) Washington last week for the have jumped on board. The at the EEC's 1979 summit in Dublin. highest-level series of secret question is, if Reagan becomes a meetings enjoyed by any foreign vehicle for the same old CFR 28 A Euro-Arab pact: dignitary in memory. presidential policies in "conservative" garb, Britain out of line candidate LaRouche uncovered a will his present mass constituency plan to bring the Bavarian to still want to put him in the White After his breakthrough tour of power, by means other than a House? the Middle East. where he won democratic vote. An EIR I Arab petrodollars by promising exclusive. to use them as an instrument of 56 "We'll make those Cubans Third World development, break with the U.S.S.R." French President Giscard held his 46 Where he went, who he saw third summit this year with West 58 Andrus manufactures Germany's Schmidt. The British 47 The 'Great Green Hope' 'corruption' scandal began to shriek in fear. A of Franz Josef Strauss to halt U.S. oil leasing "reverse Waterloo" is coming. Energy columnist William 48 Middle East Engdahl reports on an 34 What is the European French diplomacy's unpublicized Interior Department Monetary System? attack on Camp David action designed to reduce. U.S. energy supplies. 37 The historical issues behind 50 Latin America the current,world crisis Colombian dope pushers 62 National News When the continental powers drive toward legalization capitulated last December and and agreed to station U.S. 52 International Intelligence missiles on European soil. 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