...our Species Is One, And Each Of

The Medium's Gaze Is Brief, Intense, And Promiscuous. The Shelf Life Of The Moral Causes It Makes Its Own Is Brutally Short.

There's A Financial Cost, But The Only Costs That Are Ever Real Are The Costs Of Our Soldiers.

There Are Lots Of Nations In The World Or National Peoples Who Don't Yet Have States. They're Inside Someone Else's State And They Want A State Of Their Own.

Canadians Want A Country. They Don't Want A Community Of Communities. I'm Committed To The National Unity Of The Country.

Family Traditions Are More Than Arguments With The Dead, More Than Collections Of Family Letters You Try To Decipher. A Tradition Is Also A Channel Of Memory Through Which Fierce And Unrequited Longings Surge, Longings That Define And Shape A Whole Life.