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Undoubtedly The War With Iraq Was A Tragedy. I Think It Was Also A Crime.

The Nature Of The Economic System Should Be A Matter For Public Choice, And Free Market Capitalism Should Not Be Accepted Without Any Discussion Of The Rich Variety Of Alternatives ... Unlike Civil Laws, Economic Laws Are Imposed On People With All The Authority Of Immutable Laws Of Nature. But The Economy Is Created By People, Supported By Government Intervention, Regulation, Statute And Subsidy, And Implemented In Such A Way That It Gives Substantial Wealth And Power To A Privileged Few, While The Majority Face A Life Of Relentless Work, Stress And Periodic Financial Insecurity.

If One Meets A Powerful Person--adolf Hitler, Joe Stalin Or Bill Gates--ask Them Five Questions: "what Power Have You Got? Where Did You Get It From? In Whose Interests Do You Exercise It? To Whom Are You Accountable? And How Can We Get Rid Of You?

I've Got Four Lovely Children, Ten Lovely Grandchildren, And I Left Parliament To Devote More Time To Politics, And I Think That What Is Really Going On In Britain Is A Growing Sense Of Alienation. People Don't Feel Anyone Listens To Them.

If You File Your Waste-paper Basket For Fifty Years, You Have A Public Library.