History, In The End, Becomes A Form

The First Rule Of Democracy Is To Distrust All Leaders Who Begin To Believe Their Own Publicity.

There Is No More Dangerous Thing For A Democracy Than A Foreign Policy Based On Presidential Preventive War.

All Wars Are Popular For The First 30 Days.

It Is Useful To Remember That History Is To The Nation As Memory Is To The Individual. As A Person Deprived Of Memory Becomes Disorientated And Lost, Not Knowing Where They Have Been Or Where They Are Going , So A Nation Denied A Conception Of The Past Will Be Disabled In Dealing With Its Present And Its Future.

History, In The End, Becomes A Form Of Irony.