I Hope The Guggenheim Plan Will Be

By A Museum, I Assume You Mean An Institution Dedicated To The Events Of Sept. 11 And The Aftermath. If That Is Done With Sensitivity, I Think It Would Be Most Appropriate.

I Think That The Best Hope For Peace And Prosperity In The World Is Greater Cooperation Among Nations, Which In Turn Will Be Produced If Both Our Governments And The People Of Our Countries Travel More And Get To Know Each Other Better.

It Would Have Been Impossible For Us To Develop Our Plan For The World If We Had Been Subjected To The Lights Of Publicity During Those Years. But, The World Is Now More Sophisticated And Prepared To March Towards A World Government. The Supranational Sovereignty Of An Intellectual Elite And World Bankers Is Surely Preferable To The National Auto-determination Practiced In Past Centuries.

As Children We Recognized That We Belonged To An Unusual, Even Exceptional, Family, But The Effect Was Different On Each Of Us.

Whatever The Price Of The Chinese Revolution, It Has Obviously Succeeded Not Only In Producing More Efficient And Dedicated Administration, But Also In Fostering High Morale And Community Of Purpose. The Social Experiment In China Under Chairman Mao's Leadership Is One Of The Most Important And Successful In Human History.