Oletko koskaan lukenut kirjan - None dare call it conspiracy

Ote kirjasta:

"Is it not theoretically possible that a billionaire could be sitting, not in a garret, but in a
penthouse, in Manhattan, London or Paris and dream the same dream as Lenin and Hitler? You
will have to admit it is theoretically possible. Julius Caesar, a wealthy aristocrat, did. And such a
man might form an alliance or association with other like-minded men, might he not? Caesar did.
These men would be superbly educated, command immense social prestige and be able to pool
astonishing amounts of money to carry out their purposes. These are advantages that Hitler and
Lenin did not have.

It is difficult for the average individual to fathom such perverted lust for power. The typical
person, of whatever nationality, wants only to enjoy success in his job, to be able to afford a
reasonably high standard of living, complete with leisure and travel. He wants to provide for his
family in sickness and in health and to give his children a sound education. His ambition stops
there. He has no desire to exercise power over others, to conquer other lands or peoples, to be a
king. He wants to mind his own business and enjoy life. Since he has no lust for power, it is
difficult for him to imagine that there are others who have...others who march to a far different
drum. But we must realize that there have been Hitlers and Lenins and Stalins and Caesars and
Alexander the Greats throughout history. Why should we assume there are no such men today
with perverted lusts for power? And if these men happen to be billionaires is it not possible that
they would use men like Hitler and Lenin as pawns to seize power for themselves?"

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