Eugene David
...The One-Minute Pundit

Friday, October 21, 2005


"America's business, professional, intellectual, and academic elites," writes Samuel Huntington in his 2004 book Who Are We? have "attitudes and behavior [that] contrast with the overwhelming patriotism and nationalistic identification with their country of the American public. . . . They abandon commitment to their nation and their fellow citizens and argue the moral superiority of identifying with humanity at large." He believes that this gap between transnational elites and the patriotic public is growing. Huntington knows whereof he speaks: He's been at Harvard for more than half a century.

ENRON in the same boat as SHOW-BIZ, SNIDELY WHIPLASH in the same house as INTOLERANT PROFESSORS, and all hating the public. That does makes sense.

I think this also explains why I distrust even the HACKS' field reporting from Iraq; they're SUPERIOR SCIENTISTS examining a breed of bugs who've invaded an alien landscape. It is not enough to be detached from the world; you must be detached and CYNICALLY SNOBBY about it.

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