Unregulated Competition Is A Naive Metaphor For

Canada Is Either An Idea Or It Does Not Exist. It Is Either An Intellectual Undertaking Or It Is Little More Than A Resource-rich Vacuum Lying In The Buffer Zone Just North Of A Great Empire.

The Transnational Corporations And The Money Markets Have Declared The Era Of Human-designed Regulations Over. Now The Market Must Reign. Because Few People In The Business Community Are Paid To Think About Phrases Such As "western Civilization," They Don't Seem To Realize That They Are Proposing The Arbitrary Denial Of 2,500 Years Of Human Experience.

Ten Geographers Who Think The World Is Flat Will Tend To Reinforce Each Other's Errors ... Only A Sailor Can Set Them Straight.

Whenever Governments Adopt A Moral Tone - As Opposed To An Ethical One - You Know Something Is Wrong.

Not Only Is The Napoleonic Dream Stronger Today In Our Imaginations Than It Has Ever Been, But One Can Already Feel The Slow Falling Away Of Moral Opprobrium From Our Memory Of Hitler. In Another Fifty Years We May Well Find Ourselves Weighed Down By A Second Monstrous Dream Of Pure Grandeur To Match That Of The Emperor. Two Men Who Dared. Two Men Who Were Adored. Two Men Who Led With Brilliance. Two Men Who Administered Fairly And Efficiently. Two Men Who Were Modest In Their Own Needs But Surrounded By Lesser Beings Who Profited From Their Situation And Came Between The Hero And The People.