Roland Baader war ein deutscher Volkswirt und als freier Publizist der Autor mehrerer Bücher und zahlreicher Fachartikel zum klassischen Liberalismus. Auch war er regelmäßiger Autor bei eigentümlich frei und Schweizer Monat. Wikipedia
Geboren: 14. Februar 1940, Waghäusel
Verstorben: 8. Januar 2012, Waghäusel
Ausbildung: Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg (1961–1968), Friedrich-List-Schule (1960), Märkisches Gymnasium Schwelm
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“The word ‘democracy’ is a heavy intoxicant. It prevents learning, clouds the mind, confuses thinking, creates delusions – and eventually makes you sleepy and apathetic. Today’s democracy junkies would murder Socrates again.”
Roland Baader
“”…Every decline in the value of money is caused and organized by the state. Paper money and the central bank monopoly are the great super-tricks used to camouflage the violent nature of the state and the predatory basic pattern of ALL politics. Very few citizens are truly aware of the unimaginable extent to which they have been exploited for generations by the combination of progressive income tax and inflation, robbing them of the fruits of their labor.””
Roland Baader
“We have the entire political elite against us. […] The development will be a bad one. […] I see nothing good, absolutely nothing good; I see no approach anywhere. The problems have been treated with the same methods from which the problems arose in the first place. […]
We will get more and more socialism, new kinds of socialism, new kinds of fascism. Definitely more totalitarianism, less freedom, and overall a radicalization. We will also experience uprisings, we will have unrest, and explosive growths of crime.”
Roland Baader
“”It is … a naivety that cannot be excused by anything to believe that a state can be total in the economic sphere without being so at the same time in the political and spiritual sphere ….” … Democracy and socialism are not a tautology (à la Oskar), but radical, mutually exclusive opposites. Democracy is a method of limiting and controlling power. Socialism, on the other hand, always denies the individual freedom of choice of individuals over their economic preferences and life goals (supposedly in favor of the general public, the collective); thus socialism always assigns sovereignty over the decisive existential forces and life motivations to the state or a party or political cliques, and thus socialism is never a system or method for limiting power, but always and everywhere pseudo-moral justification for patronizing life, carte blanche for cynically moralizing unrestrained power.”
Roland Baader
“Ecologism is (among quite a few other ism) a decay product of Marxism. The failed “impoverishment thesis” is replaced by the eco- and climate catastrophe. The goal is the extinction of capitalism – and thus of Western freedom.”
Roland Baader
“It may be too late to avert the financial disaster that lies ahead of us, but we must at least prevent the road to financial ruin from also becoming a road to servitude. Let’s talk our heads off and write our fingers to the bone, let’s make ourselves outsiders and ridiculed figures if necessary, but let’s fight to ensure that the basis of people’s freedom, the market economy, is not presented to them as the alleged culprit and executed by the henchmen of power under the false pretext. Otherwise, it is we ourselves, our happiness and prosperity and freedom, who die with the market. Let us free ourselves from the true evil, from the fuel of presumptuous domination and destructive lies: from state counterfeit money.”
Roland Baader
“The only true human right is the right to be left alone – by anyone you didn’t invite or welcome.”
Roland Baader
“The word ‘democracy’ is a heavy intoxicant. It prevents learning, clouds the mind, confuses thinking, creates delusions – and eventually makes you sleepy and apathetic. Today’s democracy junkies would murder Socrates again.”
Roland Baader
“Laws are – even and especially in modern democracy – rarely instruments that enforce right against wrong, but mostly political tools with which the politically weak are exploited, robbed, suppressed and instrumentalized in favor of the politically strong.”
Roland Baader
“The state is an insatiable money-eating monster, and the central banks are its tireless inflationary machines. Together they are cronies of the impoverishment of peoples and an ideal pair for the dance of death of civilization”
Roland Baader