By The Time I Returned To Czechoslovakia,

I Am Afraid There Are People Who Want To Stop The Economic Growth, The Rise In The Standard Of Living (though Not Their Own) And The Ability Of Man To Use The Expanding Wealth, Science And Technology For Solving The Actual Pressing Problems Of Mankind, Especially Of The Developing Countries.

And Finally, There Is Another Danger: The Emergence Of Nonideological But Very Aggressive 'isms,' Which Are Really Quite New. Let Me At Least Name Them: We All Care About Human Rights, But I Am Afraid Of 'human Rightism.' We All Want To Have A Healthy Environment, But I See The Danger In Environmentalism. To Put It Politically Correctly, I Admire The Second Gender, But I Fear Feminism. We All Are Enriched By Other Cultures, But Not By Multiculturalism. I Am Aware Of The Importance Of Voluntary Associations, But I Fear Ngoism.

This Is Crossing The Rubicon, After Which There Will Be No More Sovereign States In Europe With Fully-fledged Governments And Parliaments Which Represent Legitimate Interests Of Their Citizens, But Only One State Will Remain. Basic Things Will Be Decided By A Remote 'federal Government' In Brussels And, For Example, Czech Citizens Will Be Only A Tiny Particle Whose Voice And Influence Will Be Almost Zero. ... We Are Against A European Superstate.

"not A Scientific Body Capable Of Accurately Assessing The Facts About Global Warming".

Eu Didn't Advance Our [eastern Europe] Democracy By A Single Millimeter.