Is democracy safe for the world? - with Fareed Zakaria (1998) | THINK TANK

[@tylermoses7829]

I have always respected Fareed Zakaria. I own test-prep centers and foreign university matching agencies in 3 Asian countries. I do not really teach often anymore, as I have fantastic teachers and my job as the owner is more managerial support in nature after growing the brand. However, I do provide my instructors with requirements for different courses. Mister Zakaria's essay on The Rise of Illiberal Democracy that was published in 1997 is always a required resource for students to use in essay writing. He is a fantastic scholar. I have found it quite amazing that his past predictions presented in all of his earlier writings always come to fruition.

[@SwavimanKumar]

This is so true. Huge respect for Dr Zakaria. 🙏🔥🔥🔥

[@davidk6269]

I think that time has shown that Fareed Zakaria and Richard Haas' premise have proven to be more prescient than Adrian Karnitsky's more idealist opinion.

[@davidk6269]

11:23 Richard Haas' commentary is extremely relevant in today's American politics.

[@alimi-yaoadam1667]

When fareed Zakaria was a young man.

[@thearabcowboy]

Anybody else notice that Adrian sounds like Sheldon from the Big Bang Theory?

[@VegetoStevieD]

Democracy in early America: Qualified individuals select best candidate for the job of upholding the republic. Democracy 2020: Decide which foreign system you want in charge of the Empire for the next 4 years.