Lyndon H. Larouche Jr.

Executive Intelligence Review; Volume 41, Issue 40: Published October 10, 2014 Lyndon H. Larouche Jr. 第40 版

From the Editors: Most Americans and Europeans remain in the ?valley of the clueless,? as East Gemany used to be called, but the BRICS process of scientific and technological optimism, combined with an assertion of national sovereignty, is continuing to sweep the globe. This is the process which defines the hope for the future of mankind, and which can uniquely inspire the changes required to destroy the British Empire, which continues to threaten mankind. This edition of EIR features two examples of that process. First, our cover feature on Egypt, which focuses on the prospects for the development of the Nile River Basin, for the benefit of all the nations in the area. Under the leadership of President el-Sisi, progress is being made to clear away bottlenecks to a new negotiated agreement, which has eluded the region for decades. Second, and extremely exciting, is our exclusive publication of our own translation of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi?s speech at Madison Square Garden on September 28. As Lyndon LaRouche has stressed, Modi is a unique, creative individual who is reflecting the new creative spirit of the BRICS, and this speech deserves special attention?not for the words, but for what?s behind them. EIR is the only place you can get this speech in English?and it will tell you a lot about what?s happening outside the dismal political environment of the United States. Our third feature story comes from the LaRouchePAC Scientific Team. Ben Deniston reviews the British-Nazi core of the death cult now gripping the trans-Atlantic region, with open talk by Richard Dawkins and others of eugenic culling and euthanasia. It is this horror which the West faces, if it does not dump the British financial oligarchy, and join with the anti-Malthusian policy thrust of the BRICS. You?ll find significant news, on matters such as the highlights of recent BRICS deals, on the U. S. vulnerability to Ebola, and the battle to free the United States from President Obama?s latest alliance with the backers of international terrorism, the Saudis and the British, in Southwest Asia. These are ongoing stories which are generally blacked out of the ?mainstream? media, but which are a matter of life-or-death for citizens of the United States as well as the rest of the world.