At best, he's another lyrical intellectual that's dealing with his own demons by selling you the advice he needs. At worst, he's another Esalen Institute intellectual, like an Alan Watts, here to gatekeep a generation from issuing the kind aggressive response that the powers don't want them to. He states in no uncertain terms that he worked directly with the UN to redraft the agenda 21 papers, altering the language to appear less ideological. For anyone that's looked into the language that came out of this editing process, it's hardly less Marxist. The entire social philosophical undercurrent of the document is that the future sustainability of the world will require transnational social equity (the very 'equal outcome' terms that Jordan publicly rages against). Yet, these are the very proclamations that survived his editing cuts. It's interesting to me how a Jungian personality psychologist from the University of Toronto, who ostensibly despises Leftist Marxism, winds up being recruited by the United Nations to draft an agenda for global initiatives. It doesn't quite add up does it? Or maybe it does. Lastly, foregoing all of this, he still made millions and millions of $ selling a book to young men about *how to live*, and we find out he's been getting through by using benzos. There is something blackly comical about a man who sells a book called *12 Rules for Life*, that has to visit Russia (hmmm) for a special drug detox program. When you do a little digging and understand the role Russia has played in a lot of the cultural upheaval in the West, that might make more sense. Jordan: "Go clean your room, bucko. Caucasians identifying as *white* is BAD! That's a monster you don't want to wake up, buddy! You wake that monster up at your own peril!" Me: *"But Jordan, then doesn't that mean Israeli-Jewish nationalism and rabid ethnocentrism is also a bad thing!?"* Jordan: "You're a vile anti-semite, roughly speaking!"