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Executive Intelligence Review, Volume 20, Number 49, December cultural Por there is nought God lwes, be it not one who dwells with WisllDm . • wickedness pre1Jailsnot wer wisllDm. -Wisdom, 7:28-30. Call (703) 777-3661 or Let your loved ones dwell with Wisdom Toll-Free (800) 453-4108, this Christmas, with beautiful books from Ben Franklin Booksellers, Inc. Ben Franklin Booksellers 107 South KingStreet Leesburg,Virginia 22075 No. Please send me: copies Total The Unknown Leonardo. Large, hardcover edition full of paintings and draw­ ings of this important Renaissance artist. A must for all art lovers. (Many other art Unknown Leonardo $37 __ ___ books also available.) $37. The Writing of Swift $22 -- --- Complete Works of William Shakespeare. Beautiful leather cover, hardbound Life of Douglass $15 edition. $25. Life of Beethoven $37 The Writings: Jonathan Swift. A wonderful collection of Swift's works. Essays ofM. Carey $10 Paperbound. $22. 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A wonderful hardcover collection of these classic tales for the young child. $19. Expir.Oate --------- Signature _________ 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 Papert, Gerald Rose, Edward Spannaus, Nancy Spannaus, Webster Tarpley, e close out our last issue of 1993 with seve l unique reports. Carol White, Christopher White W � Science and Technology: Carol White In International we have the only U.S. coverage of an important Special Services: Richard Freeman recent conference on Bosnia-Hercegovina in Germany; Part 2 of the Book Editor: Katherine Notley Advertising Director: Marsha Freeman scalding interview with Russian anti-communist I opposition leader Circulation Manager: Stanley Ezrol Urazhtsev; and a blow-by-blow account from our Colombia bureau, INTELLIGENCE DIRECTORS: of how drug lord Pablo Escobar met his end. Agriculture: Marcia Merry On the centerfold, pp. we focus on the �ellout of Ukraine Asia: Linda de Hoyos 36-37, Counterintelligence: Jeffrey Steinberg, by the West, which is bound to escalate the consolidation of power Paul Goldstein Economics: Christopher White by a "Third Rome" military-based regime inside the former Soviet European Economics: William Engdahl Union. On the eve of the rigged Russian Dec. 12 ballot, Lyndon Ibero-America: Robyn Quijano, Dennis Small Law: Edward Spannaus LaRouche has pointed to this strategic blunder as a potential trigger Medicine: John Grauerholz, M.D. for war. Russia and Eastern Europe: Rachel Douglas, Konstantin George In Economics, John Hoefle's speech to a reoent conference in Special Projects: Mark Burdman Mexico, exposes the looming financial crash that lies behind the United States: Kathleen Klenetsky North American Free Trade Agreement and the Federal Reserve's INTERNATIONAL BUREAUS: Bangkok: Pakdee Tanapura, Sophie Tanapura . plan for dollarizing Ibero-America. From Europe, Mark Burdman Bogota: Jose Restrepo reports on the Jubilee orgy of the Club of Rome, the oligarchist Bonn: George Gregory, Rainer Apel Copenhagen: Poul Rasmussen institution which has promoted the demise of the human race for 25 Houston: Harley Schlanger years. Lima: Sara Madueiio Melbourne: Don Veitch I am sure there is no need to urge readers to tum to the Feature, Mexico City: Hugo Lopez Ochoa an interview which Lyndon LaRouche granted to our sister Spanish Milan: Leonardo Servadio New Delhi: Susan Maitra magazine. In our next issue, dated Jan. 1, 1994, we will mark the 30 Paris: Christine Bierre years since the death of JFK with an in-depth r�port on what has Rio de Janeiro: Silvia Palacios Stockholm: Michael Ericson happened to the U.S. physical economy since tli! Apollo Mission Washington, D.C.: William Jones was replaced with the Great Society. Wiesbaden: Goran Haglund Commenting on the repair of the Hubble space telescope by EIR (ISSN 0273-63/4) is published weekly (50 issues) Shuttle astronauts on Dec. 8, LaRouche said, "WhtttNASA is dOIng, except for the second week of July, and the last week of December bv EIR News Service Inc., 3331/2 and God bless it for that, is saving-and dramatically with this Pennsylvania Ave.. 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TIillContents Interviews Departments Economics 52 Junichi Hirokami and 60 Report from Rio 4 Derivatives regulators set Yasukazu Uemura The barracks are boiling. course for disaster The conductor of the Norrkoping Th� Bank for International Symphony in Stockholm, Sweden 61 Report from Bonn Settlements is forcing the smaller and the president of the Tokyo German democracy in a profound players out of the market, as U.S. College of Music spoke with EIR crisis. reglIlators tum a blind eye to the while the college's orchestra was fad that derivatives are swallowing touring the United States. 72 Editorial up Fhat remains of traditional Full speed ahead on cold fusion. inv�strnentbanking . 54 Vitali Urazhtsev A member of the now-abolished 6 W f are heading toward the Supreme Soviet, Mr. Urazhtsev biggest financial collapse in headed the firstindependent trade Correction: In our issue of Nov. hi�tory union of Russian military 12, we misspelled the name of the A speech by EIR's John Hoefleat a servicemen, Shield. He is now in translator of Kepler's New mec:ting of Mexican farmers in hiding, having been accused of Astronomy, William H. Donahue. Cit.jdadObregon . "organizing mass disorders" because of his actions in defense of 12 A.L favorite Soros helped the Constitution suspended by Nazis loot Jews Yeltsin. The conclusion of a two­ part interview. 13 Currency Rates 14 U.�. Unemployment Photo and graphic credits: Cover, Cc)verup EIRNSISalvador Lozano. Page 14, EIRNS/John Sigerson. Page 17, 15 Royal fest for Club of EIRNSIStuart Lewis. Page 27, Rqme bodes ill for EIRNS/Javier Almario. Page 31, Europe's future UNICEF/Ray Witlin. M*k Burdman reports from Hahover, Germany, from a gathering of malthusian ghouls. Dotumentation: Club of Rome prqmotes "ozone hole" fraud. 18 L�Rouche and the war of id�as against the Club of Rome 20 B"siness Briefs Volume 20, Number 49, December17, 1992 Feature International National 32 Drug lord's death gives 64 Pollard clemency fight new chance for the war on revives bro,der spy probe drugs The fact that Pollard's purloined The death of Colombia's Pablo military secrets made their way not Escobar has set back the projects of only to Israel, but from there to the the drug legalizers. Soviet Union, was first exposed by Documentation: A chronology of EIR back in 1986. Now, the rest of Pablo Escobar's reign of terror. the world is finallycatching up, and some people may end up in hot Young violinists Eleonora and Ludwig Garcia per­ water very soon . form for Ibero-American collaborators of LaRouche 35 Ukraine gets remake of in Tiaxcala, Mexico, May 1992. To deprive a people Munich betrayal of Classical culture, promoting instead the degeneracy 66 Justice Department, FBI of "multiculturalism," is the road to national suicide. misconduct coming under 36 Anglo-Americans strike increased attack deal with Russia to sacrifice 22 The cultural basis of There are signs that some people in Ukraine strategic policy for Ibero­ Washington, as well as a group of America federal judges, want to clean up the In this interview with EIR's 37 NATO bows to Russia on mess left over from the Reagan­ Spanish-language publication eastern Europe Bush years.
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