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The First Anti-Globalisation Protestor
"In my turbulent youth, nothing bothered me so much as having been born in a time that clearly would only erect its halls of fame for shopkeepers and civil servants. The waves of historical events appeared to have calmed, such that the future appeared really to belong only to “the peaceful competition among nations” – which is to say, a placid mutual swindling – with all violent methods of self-defense being excluded. Individual states began more and more to resemble commercial enterprises, which sought to undercut one another and to snatch away clients and contracts from one another….
"This development seemed not only to continue unabated, but (according to the universal recommendation) was even supposed to transform the whole world into one big department store…."
Guess Who?
Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf, volume I, chapter 5 (translated from the German edition of 1943, Verlag Franz Eher Nachf., p. 172)
Thanks to John Rosenthal of Transatlantic Intelligencer for this. John is currently updating his site and is using its as a backup until building work is completed on the new blog.
Also from John, here's a look at how a French communications company has links to a widely-distributed video smear against VP candidate Sarah Palin.
