I Cannot Prevent The French From Being

One Must Wait Until The Evening To See How Splendid The Day Was; One Cannot Judge Life Until Death.

Men Are Of No Importance. What Counts Is Who Commands.

The Leader Must Aim High, See Big, Judge Widely, Thus Setting Himself Apart Form The Ordinary People Who Debate In Narrow Confines.

Once Upon A Time There Was An Old Country, Wrapped Up In Habit And Caution. We Have To Transform Our Old France Into A New Country And Marry It To Its Time.

I Have Against Me The Bourgeois, The Military And The Diplomats, And For Me, Only The People Who Take The Métro.