I Like The Moment When I Break

Well, I Kind Of Split My Life Into Two Pieces. One Was Where My Chess Career Lies. There, I Kept My Sanity, So To Speak, And My Logic. And The Other Was My Religious Life. I Tried To Apply What I Learned In The Church To My Chess Career Too. But I Still Was Studying Chess. I Wasn't Just "trusting In God" To Give Me The Moves.

There Was Open Collusion Between The Russian Players. They Agreed Ahead Of Time To Draw The Games They Played Against Each Other. Every Time They Drew They Gave Each Other Half A Point.

I Grew Up With The Concept Of Freedom Of Speech. So I'm Too Old, It's Too Late For Me To Adjust To The New World, The New World Order.

The United States Is Evil. It Has To Be Brought Down, It Has To Be Eliminated From The World Scene. They Are The Ones Who Have Made The World The Hell That It Is.

When I Used To Go To The Manhattan Chess Club Back In The Fifties, I Met A Lot Of Old-timers There Who Knew Capablanca, Because He Used To Come Around To The Manhattan Club In The Forties - Before He Died In The Early Forties. They Spoke About Capablanca With Awe. I Have Never Seen People Speak About Any Chess Player Like That, Before Or Since.