Is America still the land of "liberty and justice for all"? Or, are we heading into a totalitarian police state, like Nazi Germany or Soviet Russia? Read this book, and learn the truth about what happened to justice in the United States. U.S.A. vs. Lyndon LaRouche, et al. GET A . ." bragged the railroading the frameup and of presidential Lyndon LaRouche. Judge Albert V. Bryan was the judge who finally accomplished what a federal government "Get LaRouche" Strike Force had been attempting to do since 1983. That task force swung into motion using the resources of the FBI, . CIA, IRS, and private agencies, at the instigation of Henry Kissinger, who bragged in the summer of 1984 that "we'll take care of LaRouche after the elections." The first federal case against LaRouche and his associates, held in Boston before Federal Judge Robert Keeton, backfired on the government. A mistrial was declared, and the jury said they would have acquitted everyone on all charges. But in Alexandria federal court, the "rocket docket" did the job. Judge Bryan hand-picked the jury in less than two hours, excluded all evidence of government harassment, and rushed the defense so rapidly that convictions were brought in on all counts in less than two months from the indictment. LaRouche was sent to jail for 15 years, on January 27, 1989,'a political prisoner. The conviction and impris­ onment have provoked protests of outrage from around the world. In this book, you'll see why. 664 pages, illustrated with index: $10 suggested contribution Order from: Human Rights Fund, P.O. Box 535, Leesburg, VA 22075 Bulk rates available on request. 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. Allen Salisbury. Edward Spannaus. Nancy Spannaus. Webster Tarpley. William Wertz. Carol White. Christopher White Millions of U. S. television watchers who saw his half-hour broad­ Science and Technology: Carol White casts during the 1984 and 1988 presidential campaigns know, that Special Services: Richard Freeman Book Editor: Katherine Notley Lyndon LaRouche has never told anyone to "read my lips." Instead, Advertising Director: Marsha Freeman he has been out front with the bad news about the downward spiral Circulation Manager: Cynthia Parsons of the U. S. and world economy, and equally clear, direct, and com­ INTELLIGENCE DIRECTORS: Agriculture: Marcia Merry prehensive about the causes of the problem and the nature of the Asia: Linda de Hoyos solution-which he described a year ago as making a "bootlegger's Counterintelligence: Jeffrey Steinberg. Paul Goldstein tum" in the policies that have dominated the U.S. government for Economics: Christopher White the past two decades and more. European Economics: William Engdahl. Laurent Murawiec With his June 26 announcement, George Bush did not take a lhero-America: Robyn Quijano. Dennis Small "bootlegger's tum"; he just backed down on his solemn campaign Medicine: John Grauerholz. M.D. Middle East and Africa: Thierry Lalevee promise in 1988, much reiterated since then, that-there would be "no Soviet Union and Eastern Europe: new taxes." Not that George wants to raise taxes-but he has run Rachel Douglas. Konstantin George Special Projects: Mark Burdman right into the consequences of the fatal weakness LaRouche pointed United States: Kathleen Klenetsky out at the outset of 1989 when he said: "The Bush presidency enters INTERNATIONAL BUREAUS: office with the qualifications of men and women who tend to excel Bangkok: Pakdee Tanapura. Sophie Tanapura Bonn: George Gregory. Rainer Apel at making money, without knowing how to earn it. As typified by Copenhagen: Poul Rasmussen James Baker III, the more they themselves know about money, the Houston: Harley Schlanger Lima: Sara Maduefio less they know about economics." Mexico City: Hugo Lopez Ochoa. Josefina Our Feature gathers the crucial Menendez evidence about LaRouche's re­ Milan: Marco Fanini cord on the economy, versus the dismal failures of those who op­ Susan Maitra New Delhi: posed him and put Paris: Christine Bierre him in prison to silence that voice of reason. We Rio de Janeiro: Silvia Palacios have extended this issue to 80 pages in order to bring the entire Rome: Stefania Sacchi Stockholm: Michael Ericson package to you in one week; we expect this magazine to become a Washington. D.C.: William Jones standard reference work for any public official or aspirant to office Wiesbaden: G6ran Haglund who really wants to respond to the needs of the voting public. 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Box 17390, Washington, D.C. 2004\-0390. • TIill Contents Interviews Departments Economics 24 Hugh Ellsaesser 19 Report from Bonn 4 What ought to be on the A leading atmospheric scientist, Inside the "productive triangle." Houston agenda formerly of the Lawrence The Group of Seven is having its Livermore National Laboratory, 63 Vatican annual economic summit, and exposes the potential cost, in Europe's task: to keep the peace. President Bush is bringing with him countless lives, of the ban on the disastrous doctrines of free CFC's. 64 Dateline Mexico enterprise and radical What does Negroponte do? environmentalism. Meanwhile, 29 Robert Alexander Rome burns. A consultant on radiation protection 65 Panama Report and health effects dispels some of U.S. seeks to outlaw security 6 McNamara on crusade for the sacred myths of the anti-nuclear forces. genocide in Africa movement. 75 Kissinger Watch 7 Asian AIDS epidemic to 51 Mateo Mychajlo Havryliv Dr. K, Bilderbergers push George's rival Africa A leader of the outlawed Ukrainian tax hike. Uniate (Catholic) Church, in Rome 8 East Germans form for a meeting with the Pope, says Editorial association for independent that Gorbachov's glasnost has 80 Mideast war alert. allowed them to celebrate mass agriculture without fear of arrest, but little more than that. 10 Currency Rates Science & Technology 63 Father Giovanni Cavalcoli 11 Bush's free trade pact A Dominican priest and expert on 24 Debunking media myths means genocide European affairs, looking ahead to about the ozone layer No one will gain if all lbero­ the 1991 special Synod, calls for a Part II of Dr. Hugh W. Ellsaesser's America is turned into one huge revival of classical culture. demonstration that from every runaway sweatshop. competent scientific standpoint, the thesis that chlorofluorocarbons are 12 Brazil's President opts for destroying the ozone layer in the chaos Earth's atmosphere is pure bunk. 13 Europe's nuclear fuel Nuclear radiation: facts 29 cycle: a bottleneck to versus scare stories economic growth The scaremongers about the dangers of radiation from nuclear plants are simply playing on 15 The gutting of America: people's ignorance of the physical investment in electricity nature of radiation. generation dries up 20 Agriculture A farm bill to wipe out agriculture. 21 Energy Insider The Bush offshore drilling ban . 22 Business Briefs • Volume 17 Number 28, July 6, 1990 International National 48 Five non-Russian republics 68 Outrage grows as voters declare their sovereignty read George Bush's lips While the Western media tried to The White House miscalculated keep the spotlight on Gorbachov, that public reactions would blow the real news was elsewhere in the over in 24 hours after the President Soviet Union, where a new form of broke his campaign promise of no Russian imperial system is shaping new taxes. There's no disagreement up. at the top of our one-party system­ Columbus. Ohio. 1985: A major thrift institution. Home State Savings. is shut down. Since then. 791 but at the bottom, anger is building U.S. banks have either failed or been merged out of 50 A look at Russia's new up. existence. parties 70 Murder, suicide, 32 Who is reponsible for 51 What lies ahead for the starvation, death: U.S. America's banking crisis? Ukrainian Church? Supreme Court protects There is no way a bunch of crooks them all could have caused the collapse of 52 Peru's Shining Path: near 791 U.S.