New “Independence” Party in Italy Starts off on the Right Foot

Launched in late November by former Italian Agriculture minister Gianni Alemanno, the new party “Indipendenza” seems off to a good start  (cf. SAS 49/23). Economist Michele Geraci has been named foreign policy spokesman, a job which he accepted as an “independent”, and the first foreign policy event of the party, to be held Jan. 18 in Rome,  will be dedicated […]

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The Not-So-Secret Origin of the “Rules-Based Order”

As the soulless U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken jets around the world demanding submission from all nations to a non-existent Anglo-American fantasy of a “Rules-Based Order”, a brief review of the origin of this fraud is useful.  While it owes much to the conceits of those who built the British Empire in the 19th century, and the hegemony of […]

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A LaRouche Organization Proposal: “The Swords to Plowshares Act of 2024”

As part of the campaign to re-tool the capacities of the “military-industrial-financial complex” for productive manufacturing purposes, The LaRouche Organization in the United States has prepared draft legislation to be submitted to Congress. A vast mobilization has been launched to gather support for the measures from all constituencies over and above party lines. The legislation begins with the following Findings: […]

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Milei’s Economic Program for Argentine: an Experiment in Destruction

Should the IMF-approved radical free-market policies announced by Argentina’s Libertarian President Javier Milei remain in place, the Argentine people will experience an unprecedented level of hardship and death. Indeed, he has declared war on his fellow citizens, announcing savage “shock therapy,” and demanding Congressional passage of an “urgency and necessity” decree (DNU) and an “Omnibus” bill which together will allow […]

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2024: The Long Overdue End of an Unjust System

The New Year has been ushered in amid great tumult and uncertainty. The headlines are full of reports on wars and destruction, combined with news on the “inevitable” economic decline to expect in the West. Despite the immediate emotional reaction to these events, one should not lose sight of the larger underlying process at work. That is, the end of […]

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Where Are the Human Rights in Gaza?

The holiday season and transition to the new year brought no respite for the population of Gaza, where the death toll now exceeds 30,000. The bombing continues, as the lack of water, food, medicine and electricity only worsens. What is most troubling for people in the West is how their governments can condone – or even worse approve of — […]

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The EU Revives a Combination of Brüning and Schacht

The new year is re-introducing the debt rules for the European Union, which had been suspended due to the COVID pandemic. The reformed rules of the Stability and Growth Pact, decided by the European Council on Dec. 20, are a revival of the pre-pandemic austerity a la Brüning (the German Chancellor who helped pave the way for Hitler), and of […]

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Italy Buries the EU’s Bank-Bailout Fund

France and Germany decided on the new debt rules in a meeting between their foreign ministers, without taking into account Italian requests for counting capital expenses in a separate budget. As a result, the Meloni government adopted Plan B, which envisioned a veto to the reform of the EU bank-bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism. The day after the decision […]

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