I Was Paid To Read Western Economic

I Was Paid To Read Western Economic Texts. In A Way, The Regime Paid For Their Own Undermining.

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.

Then In 1969, I Spent The Spring Term At Cornell University In New York. The Invasion Of August 1968 Had Already Happened, But The Hardline Regime Took Several Months To Crack Down On Dissidents.

Climate Alarmists Believe In Their Own Omnipotency, In Knowing Better Than Millions Of Rationally Behaving Men And Women What Is Right Or Wrong, In The Possibility To Give Adequate Instructions To Hundreds Of Millions Of Individuals And Institutions And The Resulting Compliance Or Non-compliance Of Those Who Are Supposed To Follow These Instructions.

Communism Was Replaced By The Threat Of Ambitious Environmentalism.