THE SHIFT IN THE CLIMATE OF OPINIONmanipulating public opinion, not fighting it. They are skilled at "goingwith the flow," not getting swamped <strong>by</strong> it. They are desperatelyworried about the growing possibility of finding themselves up libertycreek without a paddle.They always believe that they can make a deal. Now, sensing that theclimate of opinion is shifting, they are tentatively starting to "buy in"to the new right movement. Chase Manhattan Bank in 1983 gave$50,000 to the Heritage Foundation, $15,000 to the Institute forContemporary Studies, $40,000 to Manhattan Institute for PublicPolicy, and $10,000 to $20,000 each to several other conservative"public policy" foundations. 1 The C.F.R.'s magazine, Foreign Affairs,devoted a special issue in early 1985 to "America and the World,1984." The editor opened it to some conservative critics such asPodhoretz.Why? Because they are opportunists <strong>by</strong> conviction and wind-testers<strong>by</strong> training. They understand that the pragmatist's question, "Does itwork?" is being answered in the negative, in case after welfare case.The conservatives, especially the neo-conservatives, may not beoffering consistent, free market, Constitutional solutions in manyinstances, but that is not the issue. The issue is, why have intellectualsbegun to question the "tried and true" New Deal-Great Societyanswers? Why are these intellectuals critics at last announcing: "triedand false" solutions?The answer sends chills down the spines of the manipulators: becausethe statist solutions that they recommended, and they have long usedto create their insulated, government-protected world, are visiblyfailing. As the public, through new intellectual leadership, catches on,the power base of the conspirators will be threatened.These people are really not that smart. After all, these are the peoplewho, after seventy years, finally got their very own hand-picked manto be President of the United States, and it turned out to be grinningJimmy, with his beer-loving brother (a paid Li<strong>by</strong>an agent), hisevangelist sister (a pornographer's spiritual counsellor) — thePresident who produced simultaneously the worst foreign policyrecord in decades (including Salt II, which even the liberal,Democrat-controlled Senate refused to sign), and the most inflationaryeconomic policy in peacetime U.S. history. In short, Jimmy ("Whynot the Best?") Carter was visibly the least competent President inhttp://freebooks.commentary.net/freebooks/docs/html/gnco/html/7.htm (3 of 8) [5/26/2000 1:48:19 PM]
THE SHIFT IN THE CLIMATE OF OPINIONU.S. history.It doesn't build up a conspirator's self-confidence, does it? This, in myview, is the heart of the matter. The conspirators are losingself-confidence. That is always the beginning of the end: in business,in politics, and in conspiracy. They are now on the run. The emperorhas no clothes. Do you a hear a grinding, rasping sound? That's theTrilateral Commission scraping the bottom of the barrel. I smell fear.What should be our response? Attack!I wrote the following in 1983:Desperation MovesWhat are the two forms of conspiracy likely to do overthe next decade or so? The Communists will do whatthey have always done: intimidate the West, destabilizeThird World nations, shout "boo!" to Western Europewhenever possible, take as few risks as possible, butsteadily advance to cut off the West's "choke points":those 14 or 15 key shipping lanes for internationalcommerce. These include the Persian gulf and southernAfrica, as well as the Caribbean and the Panama (;anal.They will nip at the heels of the U.S., always probing forweakness. They will find lots of weaknesses. They willcontinue to pressure the U.S. to abandon a space-baseddefense system. And step <strong>by</strong> step, the Soviet empire willgrow too big to govern, even <strong>by</strong> means of terror, and toocomplex to finance, even <strong>by</strong> means of Western loans andstolen Western property.The Establishment conspirators will do their best to keeppeople calm with respect to the solvency of the bigbanks, and keep them worried about the solvency of theeconomy in general. They need more power. They needmore control over the private decisions of individuals.They will try to scare the public into granting them whatthey want. We can expect to see a steady loss ofconfidence on the part of the public concerning politicaland economic leaders. We can also expect to see theimposition of emergency economic controls as thehttp://freebooks.commentary.net/freebooks/docs/html/gnco/html/7.htm (4 of 8) [5/26/2000 1:48:19 PM]
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