"But the world isn't like that"

[Jørgen Tang Larsen]

>From the Guardian, 5th October
John le Carré, interview:

"JLC: During the Cold War, we lived in coded times when it wasn't easy and there were shades of grey and ambiguity. Now we are actually living with very real and clear choices, and what is profoundly shocking to me is that they are not being articulated for what they are. We can all have strong views, and they may differ, but the issue that is on the table is really where we stand on the power of one nation, and the exercise of that power. And where we believe that the popular voice and will are being overridden by factions which are totally undemocratic. I think the choices have become very clear, but they are awesome."

Just as an interesting sideline

JTL
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