Executive Intelligence Review, Volume 17, Number 11, March 9, 1990
". " yf,. ••• .. 'II1 /f I, •••t . if 1 * , \ ' ,. "- ' .. ,.... " ""\ .. � 1'> ' " ,. ATOTA STRATE INST PEKING by Gen. Teng CH' ie � IIAII we need do is to understand how to make the most of . i our strengths to attack the enemy's weaknesses. Then we can snatch victory out of the jaws of defeat. The Chinese Communist Party is extremely weak, just like a paper tiger-one poke and you could pierce it through. All the masses on the maiAland are opposed to communism." -(5en. Teng Chieh This amazing little book by one @t tRe tQpyleaders of Taiwan' s Kuomintang partY, published by Chinese Flag Monthly in December 1988, charted the course fo! the Cn inese stuaents' revolution that erupted just a few m9nths later;. �reface by Lyndon H. LaRouche , Jr . .. Exclusive U.S. distributor: Ben Franklin Books�lIers - 27 South King St. Leesburg, VA 220�p (703) 777-3661 Founder and Contributing Editor: From the Editor Lindon H. LaRouche. Jr. Editor: Nora Hamerman Managing Editors: John Sigerson. Susan Welsh Assistant Managing Editor: Ronald Kokinda Editorial Board: Warren Hamerman. Melvin We focus attention this week on the condition and potentials of Klenetsky. Antony Papert. Gerald Rose. Allen the world economy, particularly in the many countries and regions Salisbury. Edward Spannaus. Nancy Spannaus. Webster Tarpley. William Wertz. Carol White. where the United States ought to behave itself as a friend and ally, Christopher White starting with southernAfrica, in our Feature, and touching elsewhere Science and Technology: Carol White Special Services: Richard Freeman upon Nepal, Pakistan, Argentina, Mexico, Nicaragua, Australia, Book Editor: Katherine Notley Panama, Czechoslovakia, and Yugoslavia.
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