see who are pulling up the drawbridge you know all the assets are inside the club takhar seen everyone else is left outside of the in the wilderness so plighted japan as a whole is there enough of a vestige of society there to pick up on and i no i don't not an expert on japanese culture but it seems like they have clung to many of their medieval traditions is there just again thinking out the box is there enough of a vestige there to build out could they conceivably go this in this direction james howard kunstler well i don't think we really know that you have a very deep and fine culture. and it was kind of blasted away by this two hundred year venture less than two hundred you're very sure it industrialism on the really sure that the be sure you see the more you know one of the things speaking of feudalism that i do believe we're going to see is going to be a lot of desperate people in the industrial nations who you know really can't feed their families or to make as much money as they did before or are in some way or other finding themselves in desperate trouble and i think what we

clipped as a clip takhar see they do everything except open up a gas chamber start gassing people so why again in america are people so frickin stupid what the philosophy on of iran's you know who booked the virtue of selfishness kind of pitter misers the philosophy fair which was basically that if everybody is out there working in their own interests rather than having any form of altruism and somehow society will create this as i said before this equilibrium now the irony is that while the cox and other people but let's talk about the quotes for a minute have poured millions and millions of tons of me and hundreds of millions of dollars into these these free market movement this idea of getting government out of the way as a as a philosophical issue as an ideological issue they are this some of the worst practitioners of crony capitalism around in practice it's got nothing to do with this thing of just opening up the market to a level playing field as he said i mean let's look at the climate example rather than accepting that most are to say that climate change is real and therefor