For a much more realistic view of the economy, I can only advise you to read this recent book!
Hello everybody
Well yes, I am pleased to announce the birth of my new baby. No ! It is not about a child but about a book (it is more of my age).
But, you say, it takes two to conceive a baby. You are right, there are two of us, because this book, I wrote it with my friend André-Jacques Holbecq who published like me with Yves Michel, and with whom I feel in perfect harmony as regards the societal challenges that the humanity has to face. (you will note in passing that the complementarity of the sexes is not compulsory in terms of book design)
The baby's name? "The 10 biggest lies on the economy" (Dangles ISBN2-7033-0695-4)
Oh ! I see mines scorching. "More economy!" It's arid and I don't understand it! ”Before you decide if you are going to honor this book with your reading, ask yourself this:
At a time when scientists around the world, as well as a good number of NGOs, are sounding the alarm about the suicidal consequences of our modes of production and life
At a time when our politicians can only raise their arms to the sky as a sign of helplessness while suggesting that they have the bar in hand.
At a time when misery is gaining ground all over the world with its procession of violence and suffering
Am I well informed? Is there no other way than that which is proposed to me (not to say imposed). Wouldn't it be important for me, my children and grandchildren to push other doors? Do I resign myself to abandoning my destiny and that of my descendants in power, to those who say "know" or do I think it is time that I straighten up in my civic responsibility, in my dignity and my power to be human?
Of course, we don't have the truth, but I can guarantee you that if we wanted to, this better world that we all dream of is at our fingertips. Still it is necessary to realize it and for that to leave the mental conditioning in which one is held.
For the last undecided, here is an attachment "baby photo"
Good life to all, and happy reading to those who decide it
Sincerely
Philippe DERUDER
