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A very successful executive at HSBC who made a presentation to his colleagues about

risk, climate change, investment, the future. He said in the course of his presentation,

this is the Wall Street Journal reporting to one of the slides presented to the bankers.

Unsubstantiated, shrill, partisan, self-serving, apocalyptic warnings are always wrong.

Sad Mr. Kirk, for this we're told by the Wall Street Journal, he's been sent to re-education

camp. He has spoken things that are not acceptable in public for HSBC and its governors.

To help me understand this peculiar twist, I go to Terry Anderson of the Hoover Institution,

most importantly the editor and writing the introduction for Adapt and Be Adapt,

market response to climate change. Certainly Mr. Kirk is aware of adaptation. It was the

driving theme of his presentation for which he's now been punished. Terry, a very good evening to you.

The moment I read this editorial, I thought, call Terry Anderson, so I wrote you a note in your

very kind to be here. What is Mr. Kirk's error? Good evening to you. Good evening, John.

He said at the very outset that the apocalyptic predictions have been spouted so many times

that no one even listens to them anymore, and they shouldn't listen to them because the apocalypse

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