sonous_ intellectual. They
journals and the informal
holars and writers around
van Glazer, Norman Pod-
mour Martin Lipset, Dan-
even though both groups
g on many issues.

awford, the New Right
ovement contains a lot of
d Marxists, and elements
orkers’ movements. Whit-
berlain, an ex-Communist,
ative intellectual, noted,
that ‘‘the plain men and
is nation’’ stood by him in

Galt?

own,’’ said Mark Hughes.
H have had to compromise
positions.’’

efused to say what these
ps would have been.
tween them and us,’’ he

er will feature a regular
alter Block, chief econo-
C.’s corporate think-tank,
Institute, whose neo-
e ideology is being put into
‘the Social Credit govern-

said Block will not be
a representative of the
itute, but because he is
of a libertarian.’’

cation’s name, John Galt,
om a character in the Ayn
Atlas Shrugged.

ight is Wrong

his great struggle against the Eastern
establishment.

Kristol, an ex-Communist himself,
has a concept of the common man
which is the typical conservative par-
adox. He believes the values of most
Americans are conservative yet he
decides not to believe people can live
without authority. There must be an
intelligentsia and government which
is elitist. The role of the new
intellectuals, once the liberal traitors
retreat in shame, will be to explain
the right and truth of the newly
restored authority of corporate power,
without criticism.

  
 
 
 
 
   
 
 
 
 
  
 
  
 

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