P's Simpsons Appearance: A Transcription (Spoiler Alert)

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In einer eMail vom 27.01.2004 15:14:26 Westeuropäische Normalzeit schreibt 
lycidas2 at earthlink.net:


> What's interesting too is the Reich's  radical condemnation of
> globalization, private property and competition, international finance,
> the measures to  increase  government control of the factors of
> production, all drags on the economy, but 1933-36 was the most rapid and
> sustained economic recovery in the growth in the industrialized world.
> Just imagine what IG & Co. would have accomplished if Hitler had been
> assassinated!
> 

Oh yes, the Nazis were good students of Mr. Keynes:-). And he had sympathies 
with them. But - don't you think that this was another kind of 
"globalization"? The industrial politics of the Nazis and their activities against 
unemployment and the Big Depression - I say only the industrial politics - was not so 
far from Roosevelt's and - cum grano salis - Stalin's. These all were "state 
capitalisms" in different versions and of very different brutality of course.
kwp
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