From the Editors: This issue of EIR features an extraordinary conference held in New York City June 15, dedicated to the theme "It's Time To Create a World Without War" (Feature). Called to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Schiller Institute, founded by Helga Zepp-LaRouche, this conference brought together leading figures in the battle to restore the U.S. Constitutional system to deliberate on how to establish the basis for true collaboration among sovereign nation-states, which would lead to world peace. Some of the leading contributions to the event are featured in full transcription, including Helga Zepp-LaRouche's keynote address, addresses by former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark and former CIA analyst turned anti-war activist Ray McGovern, and an in-depth presentation on the New Silk Road strategy of the Chinese government by a distinguished professor from China, retired Col. Bao Shixui. We also provide the texts of greetings to the conference from prominent individuals, including an advisor to the President of Russia; in these messages you can get a good idea of the impact the Schiller Institute has had in the realm of ideas of economic development globally. We will dedicate the next issue almost entirely to completing coverage, with transcriptions of the other important speeches. The issue does include other important news analyses. A leading focus is the current mayhem in Iraq, the direct legacy of the British monarchy's evil servant Tony Blair, who has been, and still is, dedicated to destroying the principles of the 1648 Peace of Westphalia (International). Our analysis comes from our Arabic-language editor Hussein Askary. In the area of the British Queen's drive for Green genocide, we report on a recent event in the Mexican Congress, which saw Mexican patriots in the LaRouche movement taking on a genocidalist crew seeking to crush humanity in the name of reducing carbon emissions. In Economics, you will find some important developments-both by the ECB fascists and their opponents, the Chinese and the Russians.We also follow up our presentation of Lyndon LaRouche's "Four New Laws To Save the U.S.A." with a review of what exactly President Abraham Lincoln's Greenback policy was, and how it defended the nation against the British stranglehold over international finance at that time (National Economy).