Es hört sich bekannt an
Auf Lew Rockwell.com, ist heute ein Artikel durch Sean Gabb, der sich sehr so liest als würde er über die deutsche Politik handeln, oder auch über die Politik vieler andere Länder:
Hier der Link, leider in Enlisch.
It is possible to see, during the past 25 years in at least this country, a movement towards a new settlement in politics. This movement has continued regardless of who has occupied which office, and regardless of what party has won which election. It is clear that the ruling class – or that loose coalition of politicians, bureaucrats, lawyers, educators, and media and business people who derive wealth and power and status from an enlarged and active state – wants an end of liberal democracy. The desired new settlement is one in which those at the top or with the right connections can enjoy the most fabulous wealth and status, and in which their enjoyment of these can never again be challenged from below. We, the ordinary people, are to be stripped of our constitutional rights – no freedom of speech, no personal or financial privacy, no procedural safeguards in the criminal law. We are to be taxed and regulated to what counts in our own culture as the edge of the breadline. This is on the one hand to provide incomes for clients of the ruling class, and on the other to deprive us of the leisure that might allow us to understand our situation, and of the confidence that might allow us to challenge it. In any event, every organ of the ruling class is at work on promoting ideologies of boundless submission to the new settlement.
In Deutschland ist ein ähnlicher Prozess am gange, der die Bürger in der täglichen Politik entmündigt, der alle Rechte die den Bürger beschützt hat aus den Gesetzbuch entfernt. Mitglieder der Eliten die aus Politiker, aus Beamten, aus Geschäftsleute mit den richtigen Beziehungen bestehen, kurzum, der neue Adel wird ohne Risiko oder Verantwortung sich einen tollen Lebensstil gönnen können, bezahlt von der großen Masse von Normalbürger die am Rande der Armut gehalten werden wie Nutzvieh.
Hier der Link, leider in Enlisch.
It is possible to see, during the past 25 years in at least this country, a movement towards a new settlement in politics. This movement has continued regardless of who has occupied which office, and regardless of what party has won which election. It is clear that the ruling class – or that loose coalition of politicians, bureaucrats, lawyers, educators, and media and business people who derive wealth and power and status from an enlarged and active state – wants an end of liberal democracy. The desired new settlement is one in which those at the top or with the right connections can enjoy the most fabulous wealth and status, and in which their enjoyment of these can never again be challenged from below. We, the ordinary people, are to be stripped of our constitutional rights – no freedom of speech, no personal or financial privacy, no procedural safeguards in the criminal law. We are to be taxed and regulated to what counts in our own culture as the edge of the breadline. This is on the one hand to provide incomes for clients of the ruling class, and on the other to deprive us of the leisure that might allow us to understand our situation, and of the confidence that might allow us to challenge it. In any event, every organ of the ruling class is at work on promoting ideologies of boundless submission to the new settlement.
In Deutschland ist ein ähnlicher Prozess am gange, der die Bürger in der täglichen Politik entmündigt, der alle Rechte die den Bürger beschützt hat aus den Gesetzbuch entfernt. Mitglieder der Eliten die aus Politiker, aus Beamten, aus Geschäftsleute mit den richtigen Beziehungen bestehen, kurzum, der neue Adel wird ohne Risiko oder Verantwortung sich einen tollen Lebensstil gönnen können, bezahlt von der großen Masse von Normalbürger die am Rande der Armut gehalten werden wie Nutzvieh.
bitter_twisted - 24. Jan, 14:34
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