A People That Values Its Privileges Above

"in The Goodness Of Time, All Peoples Will Come To Live Together In A Peace Guaranteed By The Binding Force Of Mutual Respect And Love."

Every Leader Should Have Enough Humility To Accept, Publicly, The Responsibility For The Mistakes Of The Subordinates He Has Himself Selected And, Likewise, To Give Them Credit, Publicly, For Their Triumphs.

There Are A Number Of Things Wrong With Washington. One Of Them Is That Everyone Is Too Far From Home.

[t]he Rule Of Law Does More Than Ensure Freedom From High-handed Action By Rulers. It Ensures Justice Between Man And Man However Humble The One And However Powerful The Other. A Man With Five Dollars In The Bank Can Call To Account The Corporation With Five Billion Dollars In Assets-and The Two Will Be Heard As Equals Before The Law.

... We Have Been Warned By The Power Of Modern Weapons, That Peace May Be The Only Climate Possible For Human Life Itself ... There Must Be Law, Steadily Invoked And Respected By All Nations, For Without Law, The World Promises Only Such Meager Justice As The Pity Of The Strong Upon The Weak.