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But Frank Wright, despite being excluded from the system, and he would be here in the United States too, let's not lie to ourselves, has managed to

not to become bitter or hateful or angry or a racist.

He's a thoroughly decent, cheerful, hopeful, kind man whose prescriptions are all about loving your neighbor, no matter where he's from, because Frank Wright is a Christian.

And as you hear him speak, remember that he speaks for the old Europe, the old England, the Christian Europe.

that gave birth to our civilization, that produced the most interesting and enlightened ideas in the history of mankind.

Also produced the most revolutionary technology in the history of mankind.

It was a truly successful, while flawed, society.

And it was a Christian society.

So here's Frank Wright reminding us that the way we live now is not the way our great-grandparents lived.

It's not the way our great-grandchildren will live.

And that's okay.

Here's Frank Wright.

Mr. Wright, thank you very much for joining us.

I became aware of you, like most people, fairly recently when you were interviewed as a man on the street, as we say here in the United States, and gave this kind of beautiful explanation of your concerns.

And so we pressed a little deeper, and I want to read back to you a couple of quotes from a series that you have started.

that I will be watching, but I want you to explain, if you would, what you mean by this, and I'm quoting.

We live in a belief system that no one believes in anymore, and it has created a terminal crisis that it can't escape alive.

We have been trained in a way not to see the elephant at all and to call the mess it makes of everything progress.

And then finally you write, what is ending now is not the world, but the world as we knew it.