The ad:
The links:
- https://www.j-k-fischer-verlag.de/J-K-Fischer-Verlag/Der-Weg-in-die-Weltdiktatur--3612.html
- https://www.j-k-fischer-verlag.de/J-K-Fischer-Verlag/Drehbuch-fuer-den-3-Weltkrieg--3613.html
Will enjoy this translation in particular, as I can still read German from my PhD work.
In Changsha, China right now for some meetings/discussions with Hunan Academy of Social Sciences, but publisher asked me to post right away.
For all of you who asked why no German versions? all these years, apparently it took the flood of refugees/migrants from the Gap for the ideas to receive some direct attention in Germany. Yes, I realize that most of the media coverage concerning me has been inaccurate - to say the least. But now readers can decide for themselves.
Looking back on my arguments about Europe having to take in far larger numbers of immigrants to avoid a too-rapidly-aging demographic profile: I run into Europeans all the time who say, "That's easy for you to say but we have to deal with these people! And pay for it all!"
Well . . . having run that very experiment in my own family (three biological kids later augmented by one Asian and two Africans) . . . yeah, I do know a thing or two about the complications, costs, challenges, etc.
And I still make the same arguments. In this world, you go diverse or you're going down.
Fortunately, despite the nativist white blacklash here in the States, that's how the vast majority of Americans feel too, according to this Economist-published polling:
More than half of Americans answered "better" (dark blue) and more than 90% said "better/no difference" (latter being light blue) while less than 10% said "worse" (pink).
The numbers from European countries (larger pink "worse" blocs) are far more "drawbridges up" - as the Economist put it.
Thank God we have always been a synthetic country/citizenry/identity.
Yes, I also realize the titles are a bit jacked-up in translation. First think you learn as a writer: you don't get to title your articles/books.
