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Executive Intelligence Review, Volume 5, Number 39, October 10, 1978 EXECUTIVE INTELLIGENCE REVIEW October 10-16, 1978 Henry Kissinger's , . approprIate technology' New Solidarity International Press Service [THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY BLANK] Editor-in-chief Fernando Quijano Managing Editor Tessa DeCarlo Contributing Editors Lyndon H. LaRouche Jr. Nancy Spannaus Criton Zoakos Christopher White International Nora Hamerman U.S. Report Stephen Pepper Konstantin George Economics David Goldman Counterintelligence Jeffrey Steinberg Military Intelligence Paul Goldstein Europe Henry Kissinger's Vivian Zoakos " . Science & Technology appropnate Morris Levitt Soviet Sector " Rachel Berthoff technology Middle East Robert Dreyfuss Although he is hated around the Asia world for many things, Henry Daniel Sneider Kissinger is not commonly Africa Douglas DeGroot identified as an environ­ Latin America mentalist. But as this week's cover story demonstrates, Robyn Quijano Kissinger is using his continued grip on U.S. and world Dennis Small development policy to enforce the most hideous "greenie" Law backwardness on the entire developing sector. The results Felice Gelman are quite literally genocidal. Press In THIRD WORLD, Asia desk chief Daniel Sneider and Fay Sober Science and Technology analyst Cynthia Parsons have Energy William Engdahl joined forces to present an examination of the political roots of Kissinger's appropriate technology policy, its Production Editor disastrous effects on individual developing nations and the Deborah Asch world economy, and its scientific refutation. Ranging from documentary reports on the most influential Kissingerian Executive Intelligence Review is published by New Solidarity policy proposals on the subject, to an Indian weekly's International Press Service angry expose of the sabotage of effective development P.O. Box 1922, GPO, planning by Kissinger, the Brandt Commission, and the New York City, N. Y. 10001 World Bank, our coverage pulls together a full intelligence Subscriptions by mail for the U. S.: briefing on one of the most crucial issues in the world 3 months-$125, today. 6 months-$225, On our cover: "appropriate" earth-moving technology at work in 1 year-$4oo. Bangladesh. from a Bengali government pamphlet extolling the country's World Bank-inspired "Food-for-Work" programs. ISSN 0 146-9614 © 1978 EIR News Service Inc. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission strictly prohibited. EXECUTIVE INTELLIGENCE IN THIS ISSUE REVIEW Revealed: Zionist control over Ku Klux Klan THIS WEEK In our TERRORISM report, the U.s. Policy: From Disneyland to Halloween? .... .. ..5 story that will rock the right and On The Death of Pope John Paul l . .... ... .. ....... 5 make the Zionist lobby scream: how High Score for Terror Foes in Europe ... .... .. ....6 the political and financial power of President Henry A. Kissinger? . ... ..... .... ... .... 7 Zionism is covertly aiding the far­ right terrorism of the Ku Klux Klan, the Minutemen, and allied opera­ THIRD WORL D tions. Henry Kissinger's 'Appropriate Technology' . .... ....8 Contributing editor Lyndon H. La­ 1. The Kissingerians Plan U.S. Policy . .. ...... ... 10 Rouche, Jr. analyzes the recent Why Appropriate Technology Can't Work ... .. "turn" in the Bircher press that 2. .... 13 Th e real science of development. explained signals an imminent terror acti­ by the FUSion Energy Foundation vation. Paul Goldstein dredges up 3. The Genocidal Results in Bangladesh . ... ... 15 the hidden story of the Klan's crea­ Kissinger and the Brandt Commission . .. tion by the B'nai B'rith conduits of 4. .. .. 16 An expose from the Indian weekly New Wave the British-Canadian intelligence From the Debate on Development. ... services. And, Scott Thompson 5. U.S. ... .. .. 18 Including excerpts from the Brookings Institution provides a shocking report on how proposal and the Humphrey foreign aid bill those same networks are organizing Klan terror today. page 48 INTERNATIONAL After Camp David, War Over Lebanon? ... .. Soviets: Camp David . ....... 21 Syrian leader: Kissinger killed Faisal is 'a nother Munich' U.S. Business Joins Administration In Disneyland . .. .... ..... ... ... .. .... ... ..24 Two issues ago our cover story Including an exclusive interview with top charged that the Camp David Chicago banker Robert Abboud and a report from the American Productivity Conference "peace settlement" was a replay of the Munich pact of 1938. Now the Soviets' Novosti Press Agency has ECONOMICS provided three exclusive reports, presented in SOVIET SECTOR, on Arabs, Japan, Soviets Link Up With EMS .... .... .... 27 the "Microbes of Munich," the rac­ The new monetary order seeks war-a voidance - but where is the United States? ist parallels between Maoism and Europe: A Shock Treatment for Brzezinski . .... Zionism, and the real basis for .. 27 Mideast peace. Also: Soviet Sector OPEC: Direct Oil for Direct Technology ..... .... .... 29 correspondent Susan Welsh's survey Japan: Building up 'Bremen East' ... .. ........31 of how the Soviet perception of world events has developed over the last year. page 35 © 1978 EIR News Service Inc. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission strictly prohibited. The underworldis Vol. V, No. 39 stealing your vote October 10-16,1978 The same men who run drugs, gambling, and other illegal opera­ tions are involved up to their necks SOVIET SECTOR in the mechanisms of vote fraud. The details of the scandal, in U.S. Soviets: Camp David is 'Another Munich' ............ 35 Highlights: the Soviets on Britain and Zionism REPORT, show how the "respectable" political activities of Exclusive: Three Commentaries From Novosti....... 36 Tiger's paws a'la Peking Zionist lobby heavyweights like The microbes of Munich Edgar Bronfman interface with the When the illusions of Camp David fade away doings of the criminal underworld. Included in our coverage: a wide­ ranging interview with Edgar COUNTERINTELLIGENCE Bronfman, provided exclusively to The CIA - Only a Caretaker Force .................. 41 the Executive IntelJigenceReview. Labor H. u. S. Party Chairman Lyndon LaRouche page 43 looks at who's responsible for the Agency's collapse U.S. REPORT NEXT ISSUE Drug and Gambling Czars Tied to Vote Theft ......... 43 How Bronfman. mobsters fix U.S. elections *The plot to take over the Vatican Drugs and War: Edgar Bronfman Views the World .... 46 A wide-ranging interview with the Seagram's boss by Europe's "black nobility" - a report from our European correspondents that includes an TERRORISM exclusive interview with one of the How Zionists Orchestrate KKK Terrorism ........... 48 most prominent black nobles, Otto An introduction by the U.S. Labor Party's von Hapsburg. LaRouche on the preparations for a terror activation * A hard look at the current battle The Rothschild Roots of the Ku Klux Klan ........... 50 between Safeway and the How Klan-Zionist Terror Operates Today ............ 55 Teamsters, using a different sort of corporate profile of the supermarket giant to explain the international politics of what's at stake in the dispute. * A report on why the drug issue is becoming the hottest in U.S. politics, that will invE':::�igate some of the financial an,: political powers arrayed on the side of "decriminal­ ization" and document the growing but largely unreported opposition from around the country to the plans to turn America over to the dope­ pushers. EXECUTIVE EXECUTIVE INTELLIGENCE REVIEW INTELLIGENCE REVIEW ... GIVES YOU the intelligence you need to be making policy whether your responsibilities are in government, the labor movement, business, education, or elsewhere. COVERED WHAT WAS really negotiated at the July 1978 Bremen and Bonn summits of industrialized countries ... and how the European Monetary System launched at New Solidarity International Press Service $10 Bremen was modeled on a 1975 proposal by the American political economist Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. as the "seed-crystal" of a new, development-oriented world monetary system ... how the United States can get into this system and out of the depression .. .. DOCUMENTED ... REPORTED HOW what's behind the world outbreak of terrorism . fusion energy researchers in the United States the names of the global networks that deployed achieved the milestone breakthroughs reported in both "Ieff' and "right" terrorism to kill Juergen August, 1978 from Princeton, and what other Ponto. Hanns-Martin Schleyer, and Aldo Moro­ advances are coming in this clean, cheap and and plan an even bigger terror wave for the United virtually unlimited solution to the world energy States ... Executive Intelligence Review provides crisis ... how and why there was a massive the tirst-hand documentation from the world's sabotage attempt against the U.S.fusion program, press, including accurate translations from non­ and who's backing fusion now . .. what were English sources, showing how continental Europe, Japan's and the Soviet Union's offers in 1978 to the Japan, the East bloc, the Arabs and developing USA for joint fusion R&D. se ctor countries are seeing and acting on events. r--------------------------� PRICE CHART 03 months 06 months 01 year Area 3 months 6 months 1 year Name .............................................. U.S., Canada Address ............................................. & Mexico $125 $225 $400 Central America. West City ............. State ............. Zip ............ Indies, Venezuela & Colombia $135 $245 $450 Signature ........................................... West Europe. South amount enclosed ..................................
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