Not exact matches
In his 1999 essay for the Atlantic, Beyond the Information Revolution, Drucker
wrote: «Indeed, the «crisis of the family» did not begin
after the
Second World War.
Beyond that simple fact, recognition of the totalitarian syndrome of the communist system did not take place during the wartime period when the book was being
written; such recognition came about
after the
Second World War was long over.
An illegal
war Uncontrolled immigration # billions leaking every year via new quangos Students (in England) now have to mortgage their futures to get to University 24 hour binge drinking breakdown of the family vast increase in licensed gambling External debt quadrupled to $ 11 Trillion making us the
second largest debtor nation in the
world after the USA at $ 12 Trillion (we may overtake them later this year) Pension funds pillaged for # 5Bn a year Gold reserves sold for a pittance Children leaving school unable to read or
write NHS a basket case - 1 in 10 leave hospital sicker than when they went in.
Perhaps anxious to avoid unintentional libel, authors who
wrote rural mysteries often resorted to setting their stories in «Midshire» or «Wessex,» a habit that persisted until
after the
Second World War.