The Ballot Is Stronger Than Bullets.

In One Important Sense, Marxism Is A Religion. To The Believer It Presents, First, A System Of Ultimate Ends That Embody The Meaning Of Life And Are Absolute Standards By Which To Judge Events And Actions; And, Secondly, A Guide To Those Ends Which Implies A Plan Of Salvation And The Indication Of The Evil From Which Mankind, Or A Chosen Section Of Mankind, Is To Be Saved.

There Is Another Method Of Obtaining Money... It Does Not Presuppose The Existence Of Accumulated Results Of Previous Development, And Hence May Be Considered As The Only One Which Is Available In Strict Logic. This Method Of Obtaining Money Is The Creation Of Purchasing Power By Banks. The Form It Takes Is Immaterial.

Things Economic And Social Move By Their Own Momentum And The Ensuing Situations Compel Individuals And Groups To Behave In Certain Ways Whatever They May Wish To Do-not Indeed By Destroying Their Freedom Of Choice But By Shaping The Choosing Mentalities And By Narrowing The List Of Possibilities From Which To Choose.

Innovations Are Changes Which Cannot Be Decomposed Into Infinitessimal Steps.

Nothing Is So Retentive As A Nation's Memory.