[cornelis]

So what, specifically, do we do?

There are many things to do, for there are many people to do them. Mr. Keyes is kindly suggesting that whatever we do, let us not be revolutionary in our reaction . . . .when that denunciation reaches the point of open and active contempt for the very office and authority of the courts, making principled but unpopular judicial decisions impossible, an equally crucial bulwark to our liberty is in danger.

[Phaedrus]

cornelis, to live in truth one must know it. And love it. And honor it. The modern deficiency, in my humble view, is in knowing it. Everyone of whatever stripe thinks they live in truth. Even Adolescent Boy President Clinton will tell you that the question of the definition of "is" is metaphysical in its import. Serious-faced Liberals will tell you that smoking is a cardinal sin. But I'm sure you know that the Liberals have talked themselves into a corner with "There is no truth". They've done this because if there is no truth, there cannot be lies. It's all sophistry. They don't lie about money. But they know, down deep, that they lie about larger things.