Fear Isn't An Excuse To Come To

Sometimes, A Defeat Can Be More Beautiful And Satisfying Than Certain Victories. The English Have A Point In Insisting That It Matters Not Who Won Or Lost, But How You Played The Game.

If I Don't Ask "why Me?" After My Victories, I Cannot Ask "why Me?" After My Setbacks And Disasters.

I Wish More Of Us Could Understand That Our Increasing Isolation, No Matter How Much It Seems To Express Pride And Self-affirmation, Is Not The Answer To Our Problems. Rather, The Answer Is A Revival Of Our Ancient Commitment To God, Who Rules Over All The Peoples Of The World And Exalts No One Over Any Other, And To The Moral And Spiritual Values Which Were Once Legendary In America. We Must Reach Out Our Hand In Friendship Both To Those Who Would Befriend Us And Those Who Would Be Our Enemy.

Fear Isn't An Excuse To Come To A Standstill. It's The Impetus To Step Up And Strike.

I Have Tried To Keep On With My Striving Because This Is The Only Hope I Have Of Ever Achieving Anything Worthwhile And Lasting.