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Executive Intelligence Review EIRJanuary 31, 2014 Vol. 41 No. 5 www.larouchepub.com $10.00 The Empire Lashes Out: Ukraine, Syria, Thailand Declaration of Independence of European Nations Strategic Implications of the Lunar Fusion Revolution Sense & Science, Again: Shakespeare and Strategy Founder and Contributing Editor: Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. Editorial Board: Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr., Antony Papert, Gerald Rose, Dennis Small, Nancy Spannaus, Jeffrey Steinberg, William EI R Wertz Editor: Nancy Spannaus Managing Editor: Susan Welsh Technology Editor: Marsha Freeman From the Managing Editor Book Editor: Katherine Notley Graphics Editor: Alan Yue Photo Editor: Stuart Lewis Circulation Manager: Stanley Ezrol INTELLIGENCE DIRECTORS This week’s magazine is an unusual one. We begin with a “conversa- Counterintelligence: Jeffrey Steinberg, Michele tion” between Lyndon LaRouche and William Shakespeare on grand Steinberg Economics: John Hoefle, Marcia Merry Baker, strategy, and we end with a televised conversation among LaRouche Paul Gallagher History: Anton Chaitkin and his associates Natalie Lovegren and Creighton Jones, on how the Ibero-America: Dennis Small Chinese Moon landing opens the way to a science policy that could Russia and Eastern Europe: Rachel Douglas United States: Debra Freeman save the human race. INTERNATIONAL BUREAUS LaRouche was extremely happy about Lovegren’s report on the Bogotá: Javier Almario Berlin: Rainer Apel helium-3 on the Moon, the fascinating geology (lunology?) in which it Copenhagen: Tom Gillesberg is embedded, and how it can be utilized by man, including for con- Houston: Harley Schlanger Lima: Sara Madueño trolled thermonuclear fusion power. “This is of great strategic signifi- Melbourne: Robert Barwick Mexico City: Gerardo Castilleja Chávez cance,” he exclaimed. “It’s of the utmost importance in strategic sig- New Delhi: Ramtanu Maitra nificance, and I think that some people in China, already know the Paris: Christine Bierre Stockholm: Ulf Sandmark secret! I think the government of China, implicitly, therefore, knows United Nations, N.Y.C.: Leni Rubinstein Washington, D.C.: William Jones the secret. Wiesbaden: Göran Haglund “What you’ve laid out here, in terms of this additional detailed ev- ON THE WEB idence on the Moon’s relationship to the Sun, and the relationship in e-mail: [email protected] www.larouchepub.com turn, to Earth itself, within its own magnetic field—you’ve now laid www.executiveintelligencereview.com out something which, for the coming century or two centuries and www.larouchepub.com/eiw Webmaster: John Sigerson beyond, defines a completely new role of mankind, of this nature! Assistant Webmaster: George Hollis Editor, Arabic-language edition: Hussein Askary Which means that mankind is now no longer a bunch of Earthlings, but rather has galactic implications.” EIR (ISSN 0273-6314) is published weekly This core idea—“we will no longer be a bunch of Earthlings”—is (50 issues), by EIR News Service, Inc., P.O. Box 17390, Washington, D.C. 20041-0390. also the conclusion of LaRouche’s Feature conversation with Shake- (703) 777-9451 speare. This lengthy document brings to bear a lifetime of intensive European Headquarters: E.I.R. GmbH, Postfach thought on drama, poetry, and science, to underline the political im- Bahnstrasse 9a, D-65205, Wiesbaden, Germany Tel: 49-611-73650 portance today of statecraft from the standpoint, not of tactics, but of Homepage: http://www.eirna.com strategy. e-mail: [email protected] Director: Georg Neudecker Our news sections take up the most important strategic questions Montreal, Canada: 514-461-1557 facing the world: the British imperial hand steering the violence in Denmark: EIR - Danmark, Sankt Knuds Vej 11, Kiev, Bangkok, and Cairo; a declaration by Ukrainian political leader basement left, DK-1903 Frederiksberg, Denmark. Natalia Vitrenko on what is really at stake in Ukraine; a “General Tel.: +45 35 43 60 40, Fax: +45 35 43 87 57. e-mail: [email protected]. Declaration of Independence of European Nations” by Helga Zepp- Mexico City: EIR , Calz de los Gallos 39 interior 2, LaRouche; the breakdown of physical economic infrastructure (case Col Plutarco E Calles, study: drought in parts of the United States); and the mounting evi- Del. Miguel Hidalgo, CP 11350, Mexico, DF. Tel 5318-2301, 6306-8363, 6306-8361 dence for the impeachment of President Obama. Copyright: ©2014 EIR News Service. All rights 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 41, Number 5, January 31, 2014 International 44 The Empire Lashes Out The violent events now unfolding in the capital cities of Ukraine, Thailand, Syria, and Egypt cannot be seen as separate Cover and unrelated events. Rather, in each case, the hand of the This Week Anglo-Dutch empire is visible, reflecting what Lyndon “Shakespeare in LaRouche has identified as the his Study,” by growing danger of a global war Thomas Newland leading to potential war of (after John thermonuclear extinction. Boaden), 19th 4 Sense & Science, Again: A conversation Century. with William Shakespeare: Concerning the 45 Documentation: Appeal Subject of Strategy Today from Ukrainian Parties By Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. In which “some & Organizations insights into the meaning, for our future, of the An appeal to the leadership of the UN, the EU, and the USA, genius of william Shakespeare” are offered. “It is a issued Jan. 25, by Ukrainian quality of genius, which every serious mind, today, economist and political leader must now come to know.” At stake, LaRouche Natalia Vitrenko and 29 political writes, is that “Mankind can not continue to exist organizations, against the as a species, without a higher and broader mission ongoing coup in Ukraine. within the relatively immediate neighbors within our Solar System, to beyond the Solar System’s 48 General Declaration of containment by the ‘mother’ Galaxy, and so, must Independence of live in the future, or, otherwise, we are not, yet, European Nations truly, a human species.” By Helga Zepp-LaRouche. This declaration “was written to provide a conceptual basis to Contents mobilize all those forces who, in • Preface: The Mission for This Report this great crisis of civilization, • Now to the Business-End of What I Have Now wish to reshape the future of Said Europe as a community of • How To Write a Composition principle among sovereign • War! A Crucial Thesis republics, and work together • The History of the Future toward the common aims of mankind.” • Science & Art • Now, Since Bismarck! EI R Contents www.larouchepub.com Volume 41, Number 5, January 31, 2014 Economics National Science 53 Without Shift to Fusion 59 Impeachment Urgent! 63 The Strategic Power: Western States’ New Evidence Arises on Implications of the Drought Spells No Food, Obama Gun-Running to Lunar Fusion Death Syria Revolution The U.S., west of the Recent developments in Turkey, The LaRouchePAC New Mississippi, is dying from the combined with earlier Paradigm for Mankind extreme drought now afflicting intelligence, establish without Weekly Report of Jan. 22 all three major river basins, any doubt that President Obama featured a discussion threatening the food supply of has been involved in running between Lyndon LaRouche the country. The solution is a weapons from Libya to Turkey, and Creighton Jones and decisive break with the killer dating to before Sept. 11, 2012, Natalie Lovegren of the Green mentality, and a shift to a and that those weapons were LPAC Basement Science fusion-based economy. transferred to al-Qaeda in Syria team. China’s recent with the aid of Saudi Arabia and breakthrough, placing its Turkey. lunar rover on the Moon, represents the assertion, Lovegren stated, of the Promethean tradition, which the United States has, for the past 50 years, abandoned. But, the same tradition still exists, embedded in the U.S. population, and is just waiting to be revived. Editorial 76 Obama’s Wicked Lurch EIR Feature Sense & Science, Again by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. 24 January 2014 A conversation with William Shakespeare: Concerning: The Subject of Strategy Today PREFATORY The January 5 publication of my campaign, which had been titled, Against Dictatorship!,1 has now been set, here, in my here now published, intended sequel to that item, a new standard for the publication of a series of follow-on publications which are now, at this point, now to be considered in a more advanced stage of being: presently devoted, in effect, to the future determination of what had been, heretofore, still-predominant, as a set of same old reductionists’ standards: those customary follies of practice, such as foisting a merely mathematical doctrine on the mere name of science. But, which remains, heretofore, a doctrine which is, still, a currently persistent, popularly applied one, as a pre-determination, among those who are nominally either, or both, mathematicians, or, are, otherwise, representatives of some mere sentiments of those who had been, otherwise, to be 1. EIR, Jan. 17, 2014, or LaRouchePAC 4 Feature EIR January 31, 2014 matters, as I had also done that, in effect, had sometimes wished to see themselves, by the margin of advantage of mere money, as virtual patricians of a social strata which rises somewhat above what might had often been dis-regarded, for what is to be viewed as, a simply and humbler social strata
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