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![]() "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message It's called Synergy of Purpose and is a very valid psychological and economic concept. I've no problem Synergy of Purpose. Of course there are going to be similarities of purpose and goal between various businesses, governments, and individuals. The question is whether what some of these people are doing is wrong -- either by US Law, the laws of the countries we're dealing with, international law, or (mostly) from a moral standpoint. In the book the author makes is know that HE feels that some of the tactics used are wrong. My biggest complaint with the book is that while he makes is clear that HE thinks ist's wrong, he makes very little attempt to convince the reader that these tactics should be considered wrong by the standards of any laws or morals other than his own. And he doesn't even go into why he things it's wrong - other that to state that what has happened and that he thinkgs it's wrong. Again, it's not the "Synergy" part that is bothersome. Synergy can be a great thing. It's the specific "Purpose" part that may, in this case, be wrong. And if the purpose is wrong then the "synergy" part -- the fact that a large number of very powerful people and institutions are all pursuing this same purpose -- just makes it *more* troubling. Gary |
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