Skeptical alliances By Lorenzo Ravagli The FAZ editor Lawrence taught in a hunter on 11 December 2009 article published on "the last believers in progress," revealing insights into the ideological and financial alliance between secular humanists and their multinational donors. In Germany, the bloggers of the "axis of good" have committed to the program of the American neo-conservatives: a mixture of anti-Islamism and skepticism about the alleged hysteria of climate change. Why "skeptics" who are in the tradition of the Enlightenment see polemic against the scientific findings of climate research, is understood only when one takes a look at the companies of which they are funded. Responsible under these skeptics are the chief editor of the magazine Cicero Wolfram Weimer and Michael Miersch, published in the same magazine. With caustic, the authors focus efforts on environmental protection as "environmentalism" contempt in which they see nothing but the hysteria dogged enemies of progress. On its side, the magazine "Novo" in which began one of the leading Berufsanschwärzer anthroposophy his career. Thomas Deichmann is denounced the air moving thing as "Apocalypse professionals" and "preacher of the apocalypse. All who do not share their views to be made by the skeptics as a stupid do-gooders ridiculous.
A closer look at the networks of the skeptics reveals amazing. Going by the British magazine 'Spiked from "the most influential institution that direction, the model and partner to the German" Novo ". "Spiked" has emerged from the Trotskyist publication "Living Marxism". Chief ideologue of the "Revolutionary Communist Party," which stood at the birth of this publication sponsored and still her guru, is the Hungarian-born Frank Furedi. Former Marxist believes that all healing from the industry is defended tooth and nail, and a blind belief in progress. The class struggle, however, he has adopted, because now he is supported by a different class, from companies such as IBM, O2, the Society of Chemical Industry, the Financial Services Bloomberg, Schweppes and Cadbury. One of the party at "Spiked" is Furedis wife, Ann, participating in the "Institute of Ideas," one set up by ex-Trotskyists think tank. Their main activity is the prevention of reproduction, but it stands in front of the British Pregnancy Advisory Service, the leading provider of abortions in Britain. It is not surprising that the magazine "Spiked" abortion unconditionally endorsed. The "Advisory Services" serves 50 000 customers a year. His offer also includes sterilization.
The "Institute of Ideas" is also working in genetic engineering, which surprised, given its large industrial non-supporters, is yet to them, the umbrella organization "CropLife" that companies such as BASF, Bayer CropScience, Dow Agrosciences, Dupont and Monsanto, represents According to Global Player, which should be added for the former Marxists and Trotskyites actually be anathema.
The "Institute of Ideas" is connected with the "Science Media Centre." Its director, Fiona Fox was also the Revolutionary Communist Party. This center is in turn, Bayer, BP, Exxon, Shell, Coca Cola, Chemical Industries Association, Colgate-Palmolive, L'Oreal, Philips, Unilever, Siemens, DuPont, Eli Lilly supports and Vodafone.
Let us look at the German counterparts at this for propaganda bailiffs of life technology companies mutated Extrotzkisten. The magazine "Novo" is made since its inception in 1992, allegedly for "progress, humanism and a better future through growth and freedom for all" one. While it does nothing about his backers announced, the assumption is, however, that the same thing here "is like" Spiked. In any event, professes "Novo" to "Spiked" and the "axis of good." Many bloggers write that line in "Novo", including Dirk Maxeiner, Michael Miersch, David Harnasch, Vera Lengsfeld, Cora Stephan and Vince Ebert. Maxeiner and Miersch have recently emerged from a polemic against organic farming ("Organic Foods and Ökokult), the broad-rolled the" left "standard argument of the anti-semitic, Nazi origins.
"Novo" CEO Thomas Deichmann writes but also happy for the left-wing radical, "anti-German" Internet platform "Jungle World" and denounced here the ecology movement and the critics at the Monsanto maize as a "right-wing nationalists, motley U.S. critics to defenders of the German soil, all kinds of esoteric occult progress and muffle Stammtisch specialists of almost all parties. " "In view of the origin of" Novo "of the Frankfurt university group" left turn is dike's commitment to "Jungle World" is not surprising.
The believers converted to capitalism Frank Furedi published in "Novo" and "Cicero." And Thomas Deichmann can be made in Cicero disparagingly of Greenpeace and is, as Wolfram Weimer, another author of Cicero, linked to the "axis of good." The chief editor of the Swiss "World Week" again, Roger Köppel, linked his Newspaper with the "axis of good." The "World Week" regularly publishes articles by Henryk M. Broder, one of the Hauptbeiträger the "axis of good."
What links Köppel and Weimer, is their unconditional commitment to capitalism, they want to exempt from all environmental regulations and "a militant idea of the" West, they bring against the "reactionary" Islam in position. The climate skeptics are technocrats who have swapped their former sources of money in the east with those in the West. Do they have fought before against capitalism, so they support him blindly today. What remains is the missionary zeal with which all the dissenters be posted on the sidelines.
But the reality is complex. That irrespective of these revelations should not escape attention that Lorenz published hunter in a cloud of very different alliance. He published his books on Freemasonry and the symbol of the swastika in the Austrian Carolingian Verlag, which publishes a "library of the reaction," and the edition Antaeus works, appear in the not only the writings of the German "mastermind of the New Right," Karl Heinz white man, but also a whole range of new editions of arch-conservative authors of the Weimar period.