Executive Intelligence Review; Volume 41, Number 31

From the Editors:August 5 was the second anniversary of the landing of NASA's Curiosity rover on Mars, a monumental accomplishment for mankind, in which thousands of scientists from all around the world participated, and which sparked optimism among millions. "A great victory was achieved for mankind," declared Lyndon LaRouche in the wake of the landing-a victory which, he elaborated, should lead to the removal of the anti-science Obama, and the adoption of a new program of space...
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From the Editors:August 5 was the second anniversary of the landing of NASA's Curiosity rover on Mars, a monumental accomplishment for mankind, in which thousands of scientists from all around the world participated, and which sparked optimism among millions. "A great victory was achieved for mankind," declared Lyndon LaRouche in the wake of the landing-a victory which, he elaborated, should lead to the removal of the anti-science Obama, and the adoption of a new program of space collaboration among nations. Two years later, it is China which is setting the pace for such space breakthroughs, especially with its program for mining helium-3 on the Moon. The Aug. 1 LaRouchePAC webcast (Feature) took up this reality, from the standpoint of the urgent necessity for the United States, in particular, to follow its lead. The alternative, as that webcast, and our news coverage in this issue lay out, is genocide, either by vulture economics and/or thermonuclear war. Argentina's battle against the economic vultures, a battle in the interest of all mankind, leads our Economics coverage. The combativeness of that South American nation, which enjoys the support of the rest of the continent, is mirrored in India, which has acted for all poor nations in refusing to accede to the World Trade Organizations' demand it give up its food security program. The British financial empire's drive for war dominates our International section. First, Helga Zepp-LaRouche goes after the real content of the new EU-Obama sanctions against Russia, and the war danger that that represents. We then take up British puppet Benjamin Netanyahu's criminal war against Gaza, now increasingly characterized by observers as a crime against humanity. An in-depth look at the performance of the new Indian government, and an obituary for Schiller Institute collaborator and famous Verdi tenor Carlo Bergonzi complete this section. To cripple the war danger, Obama must be constitutionally removed from office: EIR's Jeffrey Steinberg makes the case citing recent U.S. developments-including some resistance to Obama's insane provocations against Russia (National). That resistance was writ large in reactions to Obama's "climate change" diktats, as we saw in the recent hearings and mass rally in Pittsburgh. We wrap up the issue, appropriately, with a primer by LaRouchePAC science team member Jason Ross, on energy-flux density, a necessary underpinning for LaRouche's polemic in the webcast. Expect more along these lines; Americans must relearn science, if we are to survive.