Executive Intelligence Review: Copyright 2014, EIR News Service, Inc. (Volume 41)

Executive Intelligence Review is the newsweekly of the Lyndon LaRouche political movement, which features articles by LaRouche and his associates on matters relating to international economics, strategy, history, and scientific method. For 40 years, EIR has promoted high-technology economic development, such as thermonuclear fusion power; the American System of Political Economy; and ground-breaking initiatives such as the Strategic Defense Initiative, a New Bretton Woods, and a War on Drugs based on shutting down “Dope, Inc.,” the London-dominated financial nexus that promotes the drug trade. EIR is widely read in capitals around the world, and often features interviews with international influentials. Executive Intelligence Review is the newsweekly of the Lyndon LaRouche political movement, which features articles by LaRouche and his associates on matters relating to international economics, strategy, history, and scientific method. For 40 years, EIR has promoted high-technology economic development, such as thermonuclear fusion power; the American System of Political Economy; and ground-breaking initiatives such as the Strategic Defense Initiative, a New Bretton Woods, and a War on Drugs based on shutting down “Dope, Inc.,” the London-dominated financial nexus that promotes the drug trade. EIR is widely read in capitals around the world, and often features interviews with international influentials. Executive Intelligence Review is the newsweekly of the Lyndon LaRouche political movement, which features articles by LaRouche and his associates on matters relating to international economics, strategy, history, and scientific method. For 40 years, EIR has promoted high-technology economic development, such as thermonuclear fusion power; the American System of Political Economy; and ground-breaking initiatives such as the Strategic Defense Initiative, a New Bretton Woods, and a War on Drugs based on shutting down “Dope, Inc.,” the London-dominated financial nexus that promotes the drug trade. EIR is widely read in capitals around the world, and often features interviews with international influentials.