Politicians Get Their Power Too Late, And

Every Happening, Great And Small, Is A Parable Whereby God Speaks To Us, And The Art Of Life Is To Get The Message.

Everything Tolstoy Wrote Is Precious, But I Found This Final Statement Of The Truth About Life As He Had Come To Understand It Particularly Beautiful And Moving. 'that Is What I Have Wanted To Say To You, My Brothers. Before I Died.' So He Concludes, Giving One A Vivid Sense Of The Old Man, Pen In Hand And Bent Over The Paper, His Forehead Wrinkled Into A Look Of Puzzlement Very Characteristic Of Him, As Though He Were Perpetually Wondering How Others Could Fail To See What Was To Him So Clear - That The Law Of Love Explained All Mysteries And Invalidated All Other Laws.

I Think That Sir Winston Churchill, In The Period That The Germans Occupied The Channel Ports, When The Whole War Hung In Issue, Fulfilled A Role, Which Is As Great As Any Role In Our History.

Writers Like Aldous Huxley And George Orwell Have Imagined The Sort Of Scientific Utopia Which Is Coming To Pass, But Already Their Nightmare Fancies Are Hopelessly Out Of Date. A Vast, Air-conditioned, Neon-lighted, Glass-and-chromium Broiler-house Begins To Take Shape, In Which Geneticists Select The Best Stocks To Fertilise, And Watch Over The Developing Embryo To Ensure That All Possibilities Of Error And Distortion Are Eliminated.

I Agree With... Actually It Was [joseph] Stalin Who Said That [winston Churchill] He Was A Man Who Changed The History Of The World And I Think, If He Had Not Been There In 1940, It Might Very Well Have Been The Case That We Would Have Collapsed Like France, And I Shall Honor Him Always For That.