"Fear became the sole basis of our collective action."
John Kervasdoué
Ref. : Le Figaro Magazine, 31 December 2010.
With the last book of John Kervasdoué , professor at the Conservatoire National des Arts et Metiers, entitled "Fear is over our means " scientific rigor coupled with a strong sense of the author reminds us, if not already too late, the dangers to our country's political correctness and thought only expensive policies and Media whose fundamental misunderstanding of the world we live in is appalling.
interview published in the FigMag of 31 December is a must read for anyone who wants to discover or rediscover some ideas and demonstrations of common sense that "the dominant ideology of protection, with the only concern the safeguarding of accrued benefits " can make us forget.
Through recent examples (GMOs, antennas, influenza H1-N1, dioxins, pesticides) Professor of Kervasdoué demonstrates the absurdity of the decisions taken by France to the detriment of our competitiveness, development of our agriculture but also the health of our citizens! ("diabetics are treated with a GM that produces human insulin. ..). So must remind stirred so-called dangers of antennas that they emit a hundred thousand times less energy than TV antennas ....:
"Between edicts ecological and psycho technocracy, the world turned on its head."
Two other examples to illustrate the dangers of the sacrosanct " principle of precaution", time bomb which unfortunately now appears in our Constitution! :
"In fifty years, the quality of our Food grew in considerable proportions, and yet people today believe in the dangerousness of certain traces of chemicals essential to agriculture, while the number of natural toxins are much more dangerous. .... No, the bread is no more natural than wine ..... No, the bread so "rustic" and "organic" it does not grow in areas of temperate countries, c is wheat! We must therefore put in mind that all products have natural toxins that we ingest and ten thousand times more than we n'absorbons traces of chemicals.
".... Instances Regulatory French, certainly influenced by the Grenelle environment, are taken from the zeal of new believers ...... result, our chemical industry eventually no longer manufacture of pesticides. That is why we have dengue and chikungunya in the Var ...... It is precisely because we consider dramatic extension of insecticides in areas like the Camargue, hell insect it is still a half-century, we find ourselves to spray the skin with repellents to protect themselves. No traces, no, Grams! ".
"It will be well aware that our certainties of today may be tomorrow's mistakes."
"With the precautionary principle we torpillons our industry and our research."
John Kervasdoué
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