In The Beginning The Organizer's First Job

A Free And Open Society Is An Ongoing Conflict, Interrupted Periodically By Compromises.

Radicals Must Be Resilient, Adaptable To Shifting Political Circumstances, And Sensitive Enough To The Process Of Action And Reaction To Avoid Being Trapped By Their Own Tactics And Forced To Travel A Road Not Of Their Choosing.

The Third Rule Of Ethics Of Means And Ends Is That In War The End Justifies Almost Any Means.

The End Is What You Want And The Means Is How You Get It.

Organized Religion Has Too Often Followed The Road Of Other People's Institutions. It Has Made Adjustments, Compromises, And Surrenders To A Materialistic Civilization For The Benefit Of Material Security In Spite Of Occasional Twinges Of Conscience And Moral Protests. The Result Has Been That Today Much Of Organized Religion Is Materialistically Solvent But Spiritually Bankrupt.