The Presidents of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Mazarbayev, and Russia, Dmitri Medvedev, discussed the great project that would divert water from north-flowing Siberian rivers to water Central Asia, at the 7th Forum for Interregional Cooperation in Ust-Kamenogorsk, eastern Kazakhstan, yesterday.

On the surface of things, having just another birthday, will not be a novel experience in any other respect than the fact that I will probably have lived to experience it. The only functionally significant novelty of the occasion, will be located in the historical significance of, not only the most remarkably great issues of current world history which happen to coincide with the current world crisis, but, rather, the exceptional character of the historical responsibilities which have happened to descend upon me, at the age of 88, within this immediate time-frame.

There is a debate on whether to close down Anglo Irish Bank or not, now that it was revealed that it could take another EU25-35 billion to keep its doors open. This is on top of the fact that it holds mortgages on 300 hotels that have either been closed down or should be closed down, and are remaining open as "zombie hotels," just to postpone the inevitable.

Obama has psychologically collapsed to the point where he is using a teleprompter even for private meetings in the Oval Office. His reliance on the device came up in coverage of his miserable Iraq War "victory" speech last week.

Wind generators not only kill birds and jam air traffic control radar, but they also make millions for the Mafia. In Europe, the EU-mandated subsidies are so generous that the Mafia is attracted to them, like bees to a flower.

Obama betrays collapse toward "narcissistic catastrophe" with unscripted "dog" remark in Milwakee. There has been widespread concern about Obama's mental health since his unscripted remarks Monday evening in Milwaukee, when he said, "Some powerful interests who had been dominating the agenda in Washington for a very long time, and they're not always happy with me. THEY TALK ABOUT ME LIKE A DOG.

Sept. 7 (LPAC) – The LaRouche Political Action Committee has released a feature film, premiering September 7th, 2010 at www.larouchepac.com/gsfilm, titled “The Takedown of Glass-Steagall”, which details the seventy-five year offensive by Wall Street and London against the legacy of Franklin Roosevelt, and the life-or-death battle we find ourselves in now over the urgently needed reinstatement of Roosevelt's 1933 legislation.

In what Lyndon LaRouche called a "childish" act, a former Chicago community organizer again publicly spat on the American System today, when he announced his regime's non-infrastructure plan: repairing roads, constructing and maintaining rails, and refurbishing runways. This is to be done with an "up-front investment" of a mere $50 billion over six years.

As the Rachel Brown for Congress campaign was tearing up the 4th District of Massachusetts, on the eve of her Sept. 7 debate with Barney Frank, Rachel took time out to give an interview to EIR. The interview, which appeared in EIR's Sept. 3rd edition, in an article on how Frank is running scared, follows:

Imagine that you're in a traffic accident, that's not even your fault, and an ambulance, police, and fire units respond. A few months later you get a bill. A bill for ambulance transport is not unusual, but in these days of economic crises and collapsing budgets, many cities now send out bills for the fire department response, too, to try to reduce their own costs.