One would hope that a crisis would be a teachable moment,
but too often in history, it is just a moment. The Great Depression gave us
fascism, intensified terror in Stalin's Soviet, Japan's invasion of China, a bloody
civil war in Spain, the rise of Hitler and World War II. So much for teachable
moments....
The currents crisis is a crisis for globalization due to
unregulated markets, political corruption and extreme inequalities. It is also
a crisis for the idea of democracy, democratic capitalism and world economic
and political cooperation. If we leave it to Wall Street to defend capitalism,
it is doomed.
Hans
It Was 1974 and We Took the Bus to India
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I'm making my illustrated ebook available for free, May 2-6.
*"This story about traversing the Hippie Trail in the 70s is truly
mesmerizing and compelli...
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