Eric Hoffer’s oft-misquoted gem: What starts out here as a mass movement ends up as a racket, a cult, or a corporation. …points to a dynamic propelled by greed. The greedy – i.e., they who seek wealth but shun effort – will strive to exploit any opening that might yield them what …
Category: environmentalism
Aug 24 2023
The Chronicle of The DC, 24 Aug 23: Fomenting Toxicities [Updated]
The same city that tolerates homelessness and welcomes illegals who add to it, could not be clueless as to the public health degradation that had to come with it. The city of Los Angeles will issue a citation for washing one’s car in one’s driveway. The object was to penalize addition of untreated soap which …
Jul 27 2023
The Frenzy of Global Cooling Climate Warming Change
And I do need to thank Kim du Toit for that little descriptor. Maybe it’s just me, but I have seen a frenzy of propaganda recently regarding how we’re all gonna die and how we just need to give up our money and our personal freedom to the government in order to save Mother Gaia …
Jan 03 2023
It’s Hard…
…to be as frequently and consistently wrong as the notorious Paul Ehrlich. Nevertheless, the mainstream media can’t seem to stay away from him: CBS’s “60 Minutes” welcomed the new year with a doomsday message from Paul Ehrlich, a well known eugenicist who has called for population control due to ‘limited resources’ on planet …
Dec 14 2022
Things You Can Rely On
Have a blinding flash of the obvious: People who want you dead can be relied upon to oppose Any development that’s likely to keep you alive. Now, I don’t happen to know anyone who personally and identifiably wants me dead. But I do know of a category of people who want all of …
Oct 31 2022
Hold The Presses!
I was about to turn to other things when I saw this John Tierney article at City Journal. It made my day, and I’ll bet a dollar that it will make yours. Utopians almost never admit to error. Their moral self-exaltation forbids it. How would they continue to posture as morally superior to …
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