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Nigel Lawson: Thought we were running out of fossil fuels? New technology means Britain and the U.S. could tap undreamed reserves of gas and oil
Saturday, December 8th 2012, 8:59 AM EST
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Thirty years ago, I was Secretary of State for Energy in Margaret Thatcher's government, and one way and another I have been a close observer of the energy scene ever since.
In all that time, I have never known a technological revolution as momentous as the breakthrough that has now made it economic to extract gas from shale.
Geologists have long known that shale — a finely grained rock created from compressed mud, which sits in layers — contains, trapped in it, massive amounts of gas, and in some cases, oil.
But getting it out of the ground is a tricky business. Below the North Sea, natural gas forms in sandstone and when a drill reaches the gas, it flows out.
But shale gas is locked in dense rock. Energy companies must drill a well hundreds or thousands of feet deep to reach the layer of shale — which can be just 50ft thick — and then turn the drill sideways to bore horizontally.
Water, chemicals and sand are pumped into the hole under enormous pressure until the rock cracks, allowing gas locked up in the shale to escape and flow upwards into the well.
This process is called hydraulic fracturing — or 'fracking' for short.
Until recently, the cost of extracting the gas has been prohibitive. But the combination of two innovative technologies — horizontal drilling and fracking to release the natural resources — has changed all that.
The consequences are difficult to exaggerate. Not just in terms of the economic benefit of a new and abundant source of relatively cheap energy, but in geopolitical terms, too.
Until now, the West has been heavily dependent for its supplies of oil and gas on an unstable Middle East and an unreliable Russia. Crucially, all that has changed because gas and oil-bearing shale is scattered throughout the world — including in Britain.
This has shaken up the old world order — and the global balance of power is being permanently transformed before our eyes.
The dramatic news emerged a few weeks ago that the U.S. will overtake Saudi Arabia as the world's largest oil producer in 2017.
America is already the world's largest natural gas producer, and it is estimated that, by 2035, almost 90 per cent of Middle East oil and gas exports will go to Asia, with the U.S. importing virtually none.
For decades, the West in general, and the U.S. in particular, has had to shape, and sometimes arguably to misshape, its foreign policy in the light of its dependence on Middle East oil and gas.
No longer: that era is now over.
For decades, too, Europe has been fearful of the threat that Russia might cut off the gas supplies on which it has relied so heavily.
No longer: that era will very soon be over, too. Thanks to the shale gas revolution, the newfound energy independence of the West is a beneficent game-changer in terms of world politics as much as it is in the field of energy economics.
That does not mean the West can become indifferent to the threat of war in the Middle East, as Iran continues with its ambition to become a nuclear power, or to the threat of al Qaeda-inspired terrorism.
Nor does it mean that we can or should regard Mr Putin's Russia as of no importance.
There is more to international politics than oil and gas. But what it does mean is that we are — or very soon will be — no longer in any way dependent on either region, and that the political leaders of both have lost their biggest source of global influence.
Hardly a week goes by without new shale gas and oil deposits being discovered in America. As these new sources of energy are developed and extracted, energy costs are falling because of continuing technological innovation and economies of scale. And there are sizeable shale gas deposits in the UK, too.
At long last, at least part of the coalition Government has woken up to the significance of the shale gas revolution.
In his Autumn Statement on Wednesday, Chancellor George Osborne announced a new gas strategy designed to promote the fastest practicable exploitation of the UK's shale gas deposits.
He explained: 'I don't want British families to be left behind as gas prices tumble on the other side of the Atlantic.'
In years to come, this may well be seen as a major turning point for the UK economy, when everything else in this year's Autumn Statement has long been forgotten.
Gas, in liquefied form, is a globally traded commodity, and we will benefit from the cheap gas that is likely to transform the energy market for the rest of this century, wherever it is produced.
But transport costs can be significant, and the greatest benefit for the UK economy will clearly come from the development of our own indigenous shale gas deposits.
These are early days, and we do not yet know how much commercially exploitable shale gas there is in the UK. But the signs are encouraging. The first large discovery to be explored, the Bowland shale under the Blackpool area of Lancashire, turns out to be a thicker seam than any in the U.S.
The company behind the exploration has announced that Blackpool is sitting on one of the biggest shale gas fields in the world — with a reserve of 200 trillion cubic feet lying under the Lancastrian countryside.
To put that figure in perspective, it's enough gas to keep the UK going for 50 years and create more than 5,000 jobs.
There are other known deposits throughout a large part of the UK and this promises to be as important for Britain as the discovery and development of North Sea oil. It could even be bigger than that.
Meanwhile, shale gas production in the U.S. has rocketed from virtually nothing to 20 per cent of its gas supply in less than a decade. As a result, the price of gas in the U.S. has collapsed from $12 per thousand cubic feet in 2007 to around $3 today.
Currently, known shale gas reserves alone will supply the U.S. with more than 100 years of gas at today's consumption levels. By 2035, almost half of all U.S. natural gas output is projected to come from shale.
Over the past couple of years, huge shale reserves have been identified throughout Europe, Latin America and Asia, too. In Europe, the chances of finding shale gas are, from a geological perspective, as good as in the U.S.
For the world as a whole, technically recoverable gas resources are now conservatively reckoned to amount to around 16,000 trillion cubic feet. In short, as a result of the shale revolution, the Earth can now provide us with about 250 years' worth of gas supplies.
The so-called 'peak oil' theory, which suggests that within the foreseeable future the world will run out of fossil fuels — coal, oil and gas — has never looked more absurd.
While the world's shale gas reserves appear to be massive, they could even be dwarfed by global oil shale reserves in sedimentary rock, which contains solid organic material that can be converted into an oil-like product when heated.
According to the U.S. government, oil shale deposits in an area called the Green River Formation in the western United States are estimated to contain up to 3 trillion barrels of oil — three times more than the whole world has consumed in the past 100 years.
The economic and political repercussions of such discoveries cannot be understated. The cheap energy brought about by the shale gas revolution, for example, is already boosting the U.S. economy.
Indeed, sections of U.S. manufacturing are even repatriating their activities from China.
Sadly, however, Europe's leaders have wholly failed to face up to this energy revolution and many European policy-makers are blocking shale gas developments.
There are a mere two dozen test drills around Europe, compared with an estimated 35,000 fracturing sites in the U.S.
As a result, instead of benefiting from cheap shale gas, new industries and hundreds of thousands of new jobs, Europe is constraining itself with self-imposed green limits to growth.
This is despite the fact that gas-fired power stations emit roughly half the carbon dioxide that coal-fired power stations do, which is why the U.S. is the only country to have significantly reduced its CO2 emissions in recent years.
By going for those green energy targets, countries such as France and Germany are making their energy-intensive industries increasingly uncompetitive. Germany's largest companies have warned that they are already losing out against their U.S. competitors thanks to rising energy costs.
In Britain, too, the Energy Intensive Users Group (which lobbies for companies in the steel, chemical and glass industries) recently warned that the UK's manufacturing industry can no longer compete against U.S. companies because American energy costs are four times cheaper.
Yet the Department Of Energy And Climate Change (DECC), with its head firmly buried in the sand, continues to maintain that, due to the rising demand for oil, gas and coal, fossil fuel reserves are depleting, and the increasing scarcity of gas and oil will cause prices to increase dramatically.
DECC and the green lobby thus continue to argue that the UK needs to invest in low-carbon energy to avoid disaster. The schizoid nature of the coalition Government is strikingly demonstrated by the new Energy Bill, published last week: a hugely expensive dog's breakfast based on assumptions (not least about the likely upward trend of gas prices) which the shale gas revolution has already wholly invalidated.
The green lobby, of course, is terrified that, despite the promotion of expensive and heavily subsidised wind power at the heart of the Energy Bill — a subsidy paid to a considerable extent by poor householders through their bills to wealthy landowners with wind turbines — the emergence of large supplies of cheap gas will make this policy unsustainable.
Hence the scare stories, lapped up by the BBC in particular, about shale oil and gas extraction causing earthquakes and pollution of the water supply.
Needless to say, there is no substance whatever in these scares.
As a joint study by the Royal Society and the Royal Academy Of Engineering has pointed out, the so-called Blackpool earthquakes caused by fracking last year were, in fact, barely perceptible tremors (no worse than a heavy lorry passing by your house) of a kind that occur quite frequently every year, sometimes caused by coal mining, sometimes naturally.
Scare stories about fracking leading to water pollution are equally unfounded, with upwards of a mile of solid rock separating the shallow aquifers from which we draw our drinking water from the deep deposits where the shale gas is to be found and where the fracking occurs.
The bottom line is that, contrary to the peak oil fantasists, fossil fuels are going to become more available, not less.
Today, oil, gas and coal represent 80 per cent of the global energy mix. They will continue to dominate the world's energy markets for decades to come. And within that picture, natural gas is going to offer the cheapest way to produce electricity: cheaper than nuclear energy and massively cheaper than renewables.
We are living in an era when good news is thin on the ground. The shale gas revolution is the exception: a game-changing piece of good news, both economically and geo-politically, both for this country and for the world.
Lord Lawson was Secretary of State for Energy from 1981-83 and Chancellor of the Exchequer from 1983-89. He is currently chairman of the Global Warming Policy Foundation (www.thegwpf.org).
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The actor is hosting a small party at her home today for near and dear ones
While actors from Aamir Khan to Anil Kapoor are hosting a party for Diwali this year, Bipasha Basu is the only heroine in B-town who is celebrating the festival with a bash. Hers is an impromptu Diwali party for her close friends and family. She is hosting the party along with her dearest friend designer Rocky S. We happened to stumble upon the details.
A friend of the actor reveals, "Bips does a small puja in the morning on Diwali every year. At night, she and her friends get together and hang out either at her place, or they hop to other friends' parties. Last year, Bipasha was seen partying with Shilpa and Raj Kundra. It was there that she and her close friend Harman Baweja met and subsequently started dating each other." This year she decided to have a party of her own, where Harman and she could spend time together without worrying about prying eyes.
Rocky and Bips have planned the party tonight. It's strictly a near-and-dear ones affair. Harman will be present of course. He's almost family now. The venue is yet to be decided as Bipasha's home in Khar is under renovation. If not her home, then the party will be held at Rocky's Bandra abode. "The invites were sent through phone calls and text messages yesterday. Normally Harman and his parents also have a Diwali party but this year he will be getting his parents along," the source adds.

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In the midst of America's unadulterated obsession with the National Football League, 30 National Hockey League teams quietly reported to training camps on September 11th for physicals and the start of a season free of labor strife and discord. The new 10 year Collective Bargaining Agreement ended a 113 day lockout that led to a 720 game regular season schedule over 99 days. Instead of focusing on how to split Hockey Related Revenues (HRR), the length of individual player contracts and compensation structures, hockey fans are beaming with optimism that the 2013-2014 season will be memorable for a variety of reasons.
Since Chicago Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews raised the Stanley Cup over his head in June after a compelling six game series against the Boston Bruins, the National Hockey League has experienced a busy summer filled with intriguing business transactions, an unexpected retirement and significant modifications to the sport's six division structure. Besides the sale of the New Jersey Devils to Josh Harris and David Blitzer in August for an estimated $320 million, the Phoenix Coyotes were also sold during the same month to a group of investors led by Canadian businessmen George Gosbee and Anthony LeBlanc for $170 million.
Recently, Harris publically stated that one of his primary motives for purchasing the Devils was to acquire the Prudential Center. The new Chief Executive Officer of the Devils, Scott O'Neil, has also discussed the significance of the six-year old arena. On multiple occasions over the past week, O'Neil has stated the Prudential Center is the fourth highest grossing arena in the United States right behind the Barclays Center, Staples Center and Madison Square Garden.
The New York Islanders' eventual move to the Barclays Center in 2015 has been common knowledge throughout the sports industry since last fall. However, the August selection of Bruce Ratner's Nassau Events Center, LLC to renovate and redevelop the dilapidated Nassau Coliseum does provide some consolation for fans who are still dealing with the tragic loss of their beloved team to the borough of Brooklyn. According to the lease between Nassau County and Nassau Events Center, LLC, the Islanders are expected to play at least four regular season games and two preseason games annually over a ten year period. On top of that, the Islanders will host two open practices and four training camp days per season during the aforementioned period of time. Even though the Islanders will be calling Brooklyn their home in a couple of years, it appears as if their roots will still be firmly planted in Nassau County.
Ilya Kovalchuk's sudden retirement from the National Hockey League stunned the New Jersey Devils and the hockey industry this past July. The 30 year old left winger signed a four year contract with SKA St. Petersburg in the Kontinental Hockey League while leaving behind 12 years and $77 million on a 15 year, $100 million contract that he had signed with the Devils in 2010. The estimated average annual value of $6.4 million over the final 12 years of the contract would have expired at the conclusion of the 2024-2025 season when Kovalchuk would have been 41 years old.
The National Hockey League has also embarked upon an aggressive initiative to realign the divisions based on geography. The introduction of the four new divisions (Atlantic, Metropolitan, Central and Pacific) and the unbalanced conferences is a logical move that could provide the sport with immediate dividends. The Detroit Red Wings are now an Eastern Conference team playing out of the Atlantic Division. Instead of remaining in the Western Conference and consistently traveling to cities in different time zones such as Vancouver, Los Angeles, Phoenix and Dallas, the Red Wings can now embark upon new rivalries that are geographically appealing. The incorporation of a wild card system into the revised playoff format will undoubtedly add excitement for the teams fighting for one of the final four playoff spots.
At the recent Bloomberg Sports Business Summit in New York City, National Hockey League Commissioner Gary Bettman was interviewed by Bloomberg's Tom Keene. In a 30 minute interview that saw the 200 seat Bennack Theater filled to capacity, the two gentlemen addressed a myriad of topics ranging from television ratings and widening the ice to player safety and goaltenders' equipment. The exchange between Bettman and Keene covered a lot of ground, but it also showed a different side of Bettman's personality as well. He was candid, witty and enthusiastic about the future of the sport.
In his 20 years as commissioner, Bettman has seen league revenues grow from $400 million in 1993 to $3.3 billion in 2013. He doesn't fear competition from the Kontinental Hockey League in the wake of the Kovalchuk departure. Bettman is confident and firmly believes the best hockey players in the world still want to play in the best league in the world, the National Hockey League. He wants to make the game more accessible to fans and has also promised that an all star game will eventually occur in Columbus. The festivities were cancelled in 2013 due to the lockout and the upcoming Sochi Winter Olympics has temporarily suspended the event until 2015.
Bettman has clearly laid out specific goals that are vital to the future of the National Hockey League. The overall financial health of the sport is of paramount importance, but so is the competitive balance aspect of hockey. Every team in the National Hockey League should have a legitimate chance to qualify for the postseason at the conclusion of training camps. Bettman believes there are several vibrant markets for hockey across North America and it is necessary for franchises to remain healthy and to avoid financial distress.
Technology will play an integral role in how fans will consume the National Hockey League in the days ahead. Therefore, digital platforms and new advancements in media must transcend the traditional ways we consume sports in general. One of hockey's fundamental problems is that it hasn't been able to eloquently capture the live experience on television. Hockey is one of the most beautiful sports to watch at an arena, stadium or even a frozen pond. However, the sport has struggled to capture a wider audience on television. As the league continues to warmly embrace technological advancements, the fan base must grow at an exponential rate both nationally and internationally.
The issue of player health and safety is not only isolated to concussions in the National Football League or performance enhancing drugs in Major League Baseball. The National Hockey League has recently hired Brian Leetch to become the sport's Manager of Player Safety working alongside Brendan Shanahan. The position was vacated by Rob Blake when he left for an opportunity to work with the Los Angeles Kings as the Assistant General Manager to Dean Lombardi. A newly created position, Director of Player Safety, will be held by former Philadelphia Flyers scout Patrick Burke. Shanahan and his staff are faced with the complex job of maintaining the intensity and physicality of the sport, but also monitoring the overall welfare of the athletes. In an industry that has just witnessed a $765 million settlement with more than 4,500 former football players and their families, health and safety have become issues that are far greater than many would have predicted a decade ago.
In what some believe has become overkill on an innovative idea, the National Hockey League will host six outdoor games beginning on January 1st with the Red Wings hosting the Maple Leafs at Michigan Stadium. With its capacity pushing 110,000, the atmosphere of "The Big House" will electrify all who walk through the hallowed turnstiles of this magnificent facility. Hockey will also come to iconic ball parks such as Yankee Stadium, Dodger Stadium and Solider Field in the coming months. In January alone, the National Hockey League will host four outdoor games sponsored by the likes of Bridgestone and Coors Light. The sixth game, also known as the Heritage Classic sponsored by Tim Horton's, will take place in March when the Vancouver Canucks host the Ottawa Senators at BC Place.
Bettman has been subjected to a wide array of boos and harsh words spoken by critics throughout his two decade reign at the National Hockey League. While the commissioner hasn't taken the criticism to heart, he has gradually silenced his critics and staunchly defended the league from an array of stones and arrows. Commissioners of professional sports leagues are crucified and deified on a daily basis, but Bettman has demonstrated an innate ability to be resilient and to stay true to his convictions. As the National Hockey League enters another season filled with excitement and lofty expectations, Gary Bettman stands at the forefront of hockey's relevance and is an integral component to the sport's bright future.
Wayne G. McDonnell, Jr., B.B.A., M.B.A. is a Clinical Associate Professor of Sports Management, NYU School of Continuing and Professional Studies (NYU-SCPS) Preston Robert Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism, and Sports Management. Professor McDonnell is also a Co-Director, Program Development and Special Initiatives for New York University's Sports and Society Program. He is a highly sought-after commentator and analyst on the game of baseball. McDonnell regularly appears on various television and radio programs including "Prime 9" on the MLB Network; coaches athletes as a private hitting and pitching instructor; and shares timely insights via the Twitter handle @wmcdonn25.


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In a week when rumors that Apple is working on a 9.7-inch ultraportable laptop netbook run riot, a report suggests Apple also has an eye of the potentially lucrative video gaming market.
According to an analyst, Apple is working toward adding games to the Apple TV. The device currently lets you watch, rent and buy movies and TV shows, view HD content, listen to music and display photos on your TV.
Michael Pachter, an analyst at Wedbush Morgan and outspoken commentator on the games industry, told Web site IndustryGamers Apple had a clear strategy to turn the Apple TV, hardly a best seller, into an all-around entertainment system.
"I think Apple has a deliberate strategy. They want to see what they can do with the handhelds -- iPod Touch and iPhone -- first, then move into console games," Pachter said in a Q&A. "Apple TV is the device that they can turn into a console, and they have essentially the same goals as Microsoft -- to turn Apple TV into an entertainment and Internet hub."
The analyst pointed to the success of the Apple iTunes App Store, 1.5 billion downloads in just one year announced this week, many of which are iPhone and iPod touch games.
"If they can get enough iPod users to download games, it's a natural that they can ultimately convince a large number of these users to buy a game-enabled Apple TV," Pachter said predicting a games compatible Apple TV was still a few years away.
"I'd guess a 2012 or 2013 launch. That means that Microsoft has to get enough of a head start to hold them off, which is why I see Natal (a potentially revolutionary Xbox games controller) and a big hard drive for the 360 next year."
Apple would need to open up the Apple TV, or any all round entertainment system they had in mind, to third party developers to make the device a success suggests Pachter. Big names with well-known gaming titles would need to get on board as Apple would face tough competition from Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo should they open an Apple TV app store.
"I'm not sure how Apple would proceed initially. It's possible that they open the architecture and go for an Apple TV 'App store' to allow anyone to develop games. We'd get cool stuff like World of Goo or Geometry Wars, but probably not super cool stuff like Gears of War until they bought a few developers. Again, it's the Apple audience they're after, and they would be perfectly happy if everyone who owned an iPod or iPhone bought Apple TV."
"The "Trojan horse" is that the device would be an Internet access hub, and that they could then sell movies and other products. What Apple cares about is getting into the living room, and an Apple TV with games has a higher likelihood of succeeding than an Apple TV without," Pachter added.
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Back to the discussion of Ken Wilber's Integral Politics that we started last Friday. Again, I'll just provide my spontaneous thoughts and reflections. A character named Charles is at a press conference, outlining the theory. He says,
"Let's begin our story by noticing that in this country, mainstream Republicans or conservatives have very strong amber/traditional values. Hence, when they say that 'character counts,' or that they want to 'instill values in people,' or that they are 'the party of values,' they almost always mean amber values only, traditional values, ethnocentric values: nationalism, family values, militarism, patriotism, patriarchalism, good ole Biblical injunctions and command morality. They do not mean green values, red values, teal values, turquoise values, etc."
Here's where things start to make no sense for me. First, the usefulness of the whole color-coding paradigm escapes me. Secondly, I know of no conservative who values nationalism, or patriotism, or militarism for their own sake. Usually it is because of an awareness that the United States is by far the greatest and most decent nation that has ever existed. In other words, to feel patriotic or nationalistic about the United States is simply based on objective reality. It's not the same as feeling patriotic about some crappy little country like France, where shame would be the more appropriate emotion.
Wilber seems to conflate patriotism and nationalism with bad patriotism and nationalism, as if they aren't worlds apart. Iranian nationalism: bad. Palestinian nationalism: bad. Nazi nationalism: bad. If I were a citizen of those places, assuming I wasn't completely brainwashed, I would hardly be patriotic. Again, this would be an objective assessment of the situation. Those are bad and evil governments that do bad and evil things on purpose.
One of the reasons these color schemes hold no appeal for me is because my primary values are truth and decency. The latter follows from the former, because evil on a widespread scale is usually only possible if it is rooted in massive lies. Nazis murdered Jews because they believed lies about them, just as Islamists want to kill Americans because they believe lies about us. If people simply believe the truth and behave decently, everything else will pretty much take care of itself.
You might argue that everyone is patriotic, so that American patriotism is no different than, say, Mexican or Canadian patriotism. In other words, we have a second rate country to the north of us and a third rate country to the south, and the majority of their citizens are probably just as patriotic as Americans. But this isn't true. Not everyone is hypnotized by bad patriotism. My father, for example, had the good sense to get the hell out of England and make his way to America just as soon as he was old enough to do so in 1948. He was not blinded by sentimental patriotism for England. He knew this was a much better place. He wanted to live in the greatest country on earth, for which I am eternally grateful.
LIkewise to say that conservatives simply value "militarism" outside a moral framework is seriously misleading. Yes, I would like America to have the most powerful military in the world, for the simple reason that I want the most moral and decent nation to be the most powerful. It's the same reason why I want the police to be more powerful than the criminals. To suggest that I am merely "pro-violence" would be another serious distortion. I am pro moral violence and anti immoral violence, a distinction that is often lost on the left. Yes, I want to kill bad people before they murder more good people.
Wilber seems to be treating Christianity with some contempt in the remark about "good ole Biblical injunctions and command morality." If by command morality he is referring to absolute moral standards such as "do not bear false witness," "do not steal," and "do not murder," then I suppose I am for "good ole Biblical injunctions." They seem infinitely more wise to me than the morally relativistic blather you will hear on the typical college campus.
"But that sort of traditional, conservative political movement -- grounded in mythic-membership and the amber value system -- was the dominant form of governance for most of humanity's civilized history, East and West, from the great Axial Period (around the 6th century BCE) up to the Enlightenment in the West."
Oh? Ronald Reagan was no different than a pre-democratic emperor or king? Here is a presumably amber -- or possibly even "red," God forbid -- man who helped to liberate more human beings than any other ruler in history, and he is lumped together with all the butchers and monsters that preceded him, merely because he had "conservative" values? If we had fought the Soviet Union with green values, we'd all be speaking Russian now.
"This amber value structure, and the governance systems that it supported, were those of the great Republican empires and ancient nations, East and West, North and South, Rome being one of the mightiest. These were agrarian societies..., and therefore typically they had a corresponding mythic-membership culture of amber or traditional values.... At their best and healthiest, and for their time, these cultures were a thing of beauty and wonder."
Yes, if you like tyranny, slavery, human sacrifice, widespread illiteracy, cruelty to women and children. What these "amber" values have to do with modern conservatism escapes me entirely.
Charles continues: "Beginning around the Renaissance and culminating with the Enlightenment, an entirely new level of values began to emerge -- namely, the orange, modern, worldcentric value system -- and with it, a radically new type of political philosophy was born: liberalism."
SEMANTIC ALERT: This is also where modern illiberal leftism was born, so be aware of the tendency to conflate the two. There was the radical Enlightenment of France (bad) and the skeptical Enlightenment of Scotland and America (good), and the two were as different as can be, resulting in very different societies and value systems.
"Liberalism reflected many things at once: a move from ethnocentric to worldcentric perspectives; from monarchy/aristocracy to democracy; from slavery to equality; from a society informed by myth to one informed by science; from a role-identity to an ego-identity; from duty and honor to dignity and recognition; from ethnocentric values to universal values (especially freedom, equality, solidarity)."
If "informed by myth" Charles means "informed by Christianity," then he is dead wrong, at least in so far as the skeptical enlightenment. It is true that the radical enlightenment attempted to throw out all tradition, reinvent man, and base all of their ideas on their narrow notion of "reason," and we can see the terror and barbarism that resulted.
The American founders were not particularly motivated by the pursuit of equality -- much less "solidarity" or "fraternity" -- as were those of the radical enlightenment. Rather, they recognized that equality and liberty were inversely related, and came down firmly on the side of liberty. Europe went down the other road, and we can see what resulted: perhaps more equality -- since everyone has less -- and far less liberty. In the radical trinity, "equality" and "fraternity" are paramount. In the clasically liberal trinity of America "life" and "liberty" are emphasized, with very different consequences.
Here again, I believe the following statement to be deeply incorrect: "Liberalism grew up in the same flatland atmosphere, the atmosphere that recognized only exteriors, only matter, only things you can see 'out there' -- which is precisely why, to this day, most liberals can only comfortably think about what needs to be fixed in the exteriors (such as economics) in order to make society a better place."
The classical liberals who founded America didn't think this way at all. But contemporary leftists (who are not really liberal) certainly think in this limited and dysfunctional way. Remember, when that great French classical liberal, de Toqueville, visited America, he was most impressed at how deeply spontaneously religious our citizens were. I suppose Wilber would dismiss them as being primitive, mythological "amber" types, but that seems to me to be a European-leftist prejudice against true American liberalism, which has always been informed by spirit (until the 1960's, anyway).
"To think about fixing interiors would imply that some interiors are better or worse than others, and liberals usually recoil at the implication -- thus inadvertently paralyzing any effective interior development and focusing almost exclusively on the exterior engineering of social systems."
I can only assume Wilber is being ironic here. No one is more obsessed with remaking mankind than the typical leftist-liberal. Of course, leftists always deny they are being judgmental, but no one is more prone to nightmarish social engineering to try to remake human beings in their image. These leftist wacktivists have taken over virtually every professional organization, including my own, which is why there are so many things I am not permitted to think. Nowhere is speech less "free" than on an elite liberal college campus.
"But there is also a very positive reason for the liberal reluctance to discuss interior development, and it needs to be carefully noted, namely: the separation of church and state."
Here again, America was different. Thankfully, there was nothing about "separation of church and state" in our constitution, much less our founding document, the Declaration of Independence, which specifically declares that God is the source of our liberty and that it is the task of Government to protect and preserve that sacred liberty. Far from being at odds with it, government is here to preserve and protect religious liberty. Religious liberty is "higher" than government, as it is its source of legitimacy.
Obviously, what our constitution actually says is that "congress shall pass no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof." It is just flat wrong to say that our founders wished to go beyond "ethnocentric governance to worldcentric governance based not on religious mythic values or conventional family values, but on postconventional freedoms extended to as many individuals as possible." As if the founders were a bunch of leftist, U.N. loving, politically correct, one-world cultural relativists who thought, say, the Koran was just as good as the Bible!
"The liberal stance that says all people are equal is itself an elite value reached only by a minority of the population at most times. Liberalism is the product of several major hierarchical stages of growth that then turns around and denies the importance or even the existence of hierarchical stages of growth. Liberalism thus denies the very path that produced liberalism.
Well, not this liberal, nor, I suspect, the vast majority of my readers. We deeply want leftists to understand that there is a superior political philosophy that can only be founded upon emotional maturity, and that will always be attacked on all sides by those who are less mature. It is not classical liberals such as myself who "vigorously deny interior hierarchies and thus effectively dissolve the path to its own genesis." Rather, it is leftists who do this. Again, they pose the greatest danger to the preservation of classical liberalism. Where they prevail -- as in Western Europe -- the situation is more or less hopeless, as per Mark Steyn's America Alone. Leftists are more concerned with fanciful theories of global warming than in protecting the fragile conditions that preserve and promote real liberalism, including a powerful military to take on the true "red barbarians" who wish to impose their theocracy on the world. But leftists really do believe that "red" George Bush is no different -- perhaps even worse -- than "red" Osama bin Laden. This is maturity? These are the spiritual elites of our society?
Please. Give me a guy with a "good ole Bible" who knows the difference between right and wrong and knows how to shoot a rifle. God save us from the world-centric, morally post-conventional, post-patriotic green pacifists. If that's "reality" or "evolution," then give me myth. At least I'll live to mythologize another day.
Remember that sniper in Saving Private Ryan, the sharp-shooting country boy who would kiss his crucifix every time he blew away a nazi? That's who I want on my team.
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Thanks in bunches for the feedback, gents. Melvis, you brought several things to my attention that I didn't think anyone besides me was paying attention to, especially regarding the Lashley/Christian situation, see if I can work into that. Obviously, my original plan of having Ablaze up by the end of the year is null, but perhaps I can get the take-home up by New Years Eve.
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With only four days separating Oblivion and true oblivion, a huge main event is unfolded. Following the events of last weeks chaotic AOW Tag Team Championship match, the deal that Chris Jericho and Muhammad Hassan struck still seems to be in effect, with The Mercenaries tagging alongside the AOW Champion Chris Jericho to take on the men they all sought vengeance on last week their opponents come Sunday, Rob Van Dam and the AOW Tag Team Champions the Worlds Greatest Tag Team. And after accidentally, but not apologetically, striking Rob Van Dam across the skull with a steel chair last week, will Shawn Michaels respond before stepping into referee stripes Sunday to decide the fate of the AOW Championship in an ECW RULES match??
After the psychological tyranny that has been displayed by Christian Cage the last several weeks, it all came to a head last week when the man formerly known as Captain Charisma used a parking lot costume party as cover to beatdown Bobby Lashley once again. Now, Christian has been restricted to a jail cell until World Ablaze is over and one these men is allowed the stay, the other not. But what of Bobby Lashley? Lashley is still not medically cleared to compete, but has put it all on the line to do so at World Ablaze, but this week, we finally get to hear Bobby Lashleys side of the story. This Wednesday, John Bradshaw Layfield conducts his first AOW interview with The Real Deal.
The aforementioned deal that was apparently struck between Hassan and Jericho was originally meant to make sure CM Punk, the rebel rousing, not-so-soft-spoken young talent, didnt get in the way of things when Punk challenged his mentor, Lance Storm, to challenge Muhammad Hassan again for a shot at the Dynasty Championship. Hassan accepted Storms second attempt at his 5-Minute, $50,000 Challenge, but opted to keep Punk out of the way by having him face the gargantuan, 400-lb monster that is Chris Jerichos insurance policy in Paul The Great Wright. Will Punk be able to overcome the odds to overcome the monster? Or will Lance Storm go back into battle with Muhammad Hassan alone?
This isnt all the tag teams of AOW, after having an entire program to showcase their stuff last week, will be gearing up to do battle again Sunday in the recently confirmed Tag Team Turmoil match! If that werent enough, the animosity keeps growing between Bryan Danielson and Gregory Helms, not now just over the Cruiserweight Championship, but now over Helms taking out Danielsons great friend Rey Mysterio. Will those two come to blows? Also, Jamie Noble declared that hes nobodys stepping stone, especially not Aero Stars! How will Star respond, and if so, will we see the luchadore prospect appear for only the second time in an AOW ring?
This is it the final chapter before the World is set Ablaze! All of the harrowing plots will converge Sunday, but they will all look to gain steam on the final Oblivion they have before the first Great War. Whats gonna happen? Who, alone, will remain? Tune into Oblivion, now with 90-minutes of earth-shattering action, starting at 9/8c only on FX!!
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