Against prevailing political sense-perception, it is indeed possible, as well as necessary, for the power of reason to prevail over the criminal insanity of the Epstein class. Whether in Brazil, Spain, France, or the United States, where a great idea meets a noble purpose, often embodied in a single

Oct. 16—The 176th consecutive weekly meeting of the International Peace Coalition (IPC) began with a strategic briefing by Helga Zepp-LaRouche, Schiller Institute founder and IPC initiator. She warned of the possibility of a major escalation by the United States and Israel against Iran, possibly using the Massive Ordnance

Oct. 16—Jose Vega, independent candidate for the U.S. Congress in New York’s 15th Congressional District in the Bronx, issued a campaign statement on October 10 titled “A Lesson From Spain: Dignity or Subjugation.” Vega was inspired by the spreading mass protests in Spain and other countries across

Oct. 15—In the early morning of Oct. 6, a massive deployment of German federal police (BKA), heavily armed and masked, entered the house of former counterintelligence (BND) head August Hanning and arrested him on the charge of allegedly selling information to a foreign power. The arrest was a staged

Oct. 15—With the sun-splashed Acropolis behind him, providing a majestic background, which is any public relations agent’s dream, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio presented an argument that the deployment of American power under President Donald Trump is a realization of the ideals of classical Athens.

Who Really Killed Chris Hani?

Special to Executive Intelligence Review

The following is Part 3 of a feature on American history first published in EIR on February 9, 1996. Part 1 is available here, Part 2 here. The year 2026 marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence by what would soon become the United States of America. That

People have too often excused their lack of initiative to change existing policies, by arguing that history often appears to repeat itself. In fact, in nearly every crisis, mankind has always had within it the potential, and the moral responsibility, to change the course of history for the betterment of