Leadership, Lunacy and Kellogg’s “Proper” World Disorder

Leadership, Lunacy and Kellogg’s “Proper” World Disorder

Some of us old enough to remember the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 have maintained a sense of how fragile our enjoyment of the post World War II consumer society might be. In relation to the chaos alluded to in today’s news headlines, that dramatic Cold War episode had the singular advantage of clarity. We usually had a clear idea of how the governments involved defined their interests and how their leaders tended to reason.That doesn’t mean the…