"There is ...a huge tacit conspiracy between the U.S. government, 
			its agencies and its multinational corporations, on the one hand, 
			and local business and military cliques in the Third World, on the 
			other, to assume complete control of these countries and "develop" 
			them on a joint venture basis." Edward S. Herman, political 
			economist and author
			"Never forget that everything Hitler did in Germany was 
			legal." Martin Luther King, Jr.  
			In the last few articles we have disputed the social 
			effectiveness of the Free Market preached by the Chicago School of 
			Economics. We started to question the language used by the Free 
			Market and we found the inadequacy of the tenets of privatization, 
			less government, free trade, free markets, deregulations, and 
			mathematical formulations. We raised the suspicion that the Free 
			Market could have been a conspiracy of the multinational 
			corporations along with the governments of the richest countries and 
			we find now that my suspicion is a sound understanding of our 
			corporate globalization.  
			At this point we must reflect on Adolf Hitler's saying that 
			"in the big lie there is always a certain force of credibility" 
			and as a consequence we understand why this Free Market conspiracy 
			cannot be prosecuted. This Free Market is as legal as everything 
			Hitler did in Nazi Germany. Therefore, it is up to us as individual 
			citizens to make the required social changes as our governments have 
			become a representation of our big corporations.  
			At this point I am thinking about environmentalist Dana Meadows 
			and her relentless work to change our world for the better. She 
			co-authored the book "Limits to Growth" in the 70s and in this book 
			she provided simulated economic scenarios as dependent on the 
			depletion of our natural resources over given periods of time. 
			Meadows used the tools of system thinking and system dynamics to 
			simulate her economic scenarios as opposed to the tools of linear 
			thinking and statistical correlations used by our neoclassical 
			economists and social scientists.  
			
			  
			System thinking and system dynamics are associated to the concept 
			that events are circularly interrelated over time, while linear 
			thinking and statistical correlations are associated to the concept 
			that events are chained one after the other on a straight cause 
			effect relationship. The Free Market is built on the faulty concept 
			of linear thinking (or Cartesian) and statistical correlations. And 
			this is why our controlled media, corporations and our neoclassical 
			researchers always use this linear language to support the economic 
			doctrine of the Free Market.  
			We know that the Free Marketeers have no respect for the 
			environment and they have welcomed the latest book "The Skeptical 
			Environmentalist" by Danish Dr. Bjorn Lomborg in which the author 
			contends that there are no ecological problems as forests are 
			spreading, air and water pollution are improving, global warming 
			will have mild effects and there will be no shortage of food as the 
			world population increases. I already wrote few lines about this Dr. 
			Bjorn Lomborg and we found he is an emperor with no clothes. But 
			look at the raving reviews of Lomborg's book by our corporate media 
			and free marketeers.  
			***Richard Lubbock of the National Post:"We can forget those 
			dreary old idols: Paul Ehrlich, Lester Brown with his Worldwatch 
			Institute, Greenpeace and all the others. They have been exiled into 
			the darkness. Eco-optimism can begin to rise over the Earth. After 
			Lomborg, the environmental movement will begin to wither."  
			***The New York Times: "a substantial work of analysis."
			 
			***The Washington Post Book World: " a magnificent 
			achievement and the most significant work on the environment since 
			... Silent Spring."  
			***Matt Ridley, author of Genome: "...should be read by every 
			environmentalist, so that the appalling errors of fact the 
			environmental movement has made in the past are not repeated."
			 
			***THE ECONOMIST: "...one of the most valuable books on 
			public policy-not merely ...environmental policy-...written in the 
			past ten years..."  
			But many American scholars have debunked the asinine work of Dr. 
			Lomborg and they have expressed their outrage in a series of 
			articles under the main title "Something Is Rotten in the State of 
			Denmark."  
			The Big Lie of the Free Market is still getting bigger as 
			President Bush will announce tomorrow the United States' withdrawal 
			from the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty so that more military 
			spending can be channelled into the National Missile Defense system 
			to combat terrorism from the sky and to protect the Big Lie of the 
			Free Market on earth.  
			References:  
  
			THIRD WORLD TRAVELER This site offers an alternative view to the 
			corporate media about the state of democracy in America, and about 
			the impact of the policies of the United States' government, 
			transnational corporations, international trade and financial 
			institutions, and the corporate press, on democracy, human rights 
			and social and economic justice, in the Third World, and in the 
			United States. http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Main_Page.html  
			Donella Meadows 1941 - 2001, http://tidepool.org/gc/obit.cfm  
			Statistician Bjorn Lomborg's wonderful world: a dangerously 
			misleading picture, by Mario deSantis, September 4, 2001 http://www.ftlcomm.com/ensign/desantisArticles/2001_400/desantis425/lomborg.html
			 
			THE TABLOID ENVIRONMENTALIST. How a Pseudo-Scientist Duped the 
			Big Media -- Big Time, by Colin Woodard, December 7, 2001 http://www.tompaine.com/news/2001/12/07/index.html
			 
			Something Is Rotten in the State of Denmark. A skeptical look at 
			The Skeptical Environmentalist, Grist Magazine, December 12, 2001 
			http://www.gristmagazine.com/grist/books/lomborg121201.asp  
			'Pies for damn lies and statistics' as Danish anti-green author 
			gets his just desserts, 5th Sept 2001. Danish anti-environmentalist 
			author Bjorn Lomborg today received his just desserts courtesy of a 
			fellow writer enraged at his "dangerous and misleading" statements 
			on crucial green issues. A pie was thrown in his face at Borders 
			Bookshop in Oxford just after 7pm this evening. 
			http://www.urban75.com/Action/news138.html  
			The Lomborg debate. Some replies from Danish scientists to a 
			contrarian, http://www.au.dk/~cesamat/debate.html   |