Belief And Seeing Are Both Often Wrong.

The Commitment Of Government To Deal With The Population Issue Is Of Course Essential....there Are Many Ways To Make The Death Rate Increase.

Action Should Be Founded On Contemplation, And Those Of Us Who Act Don't Put Enough Time, Don't Give Enough Emphasis, To Contemplation.

It Is True That At The Time [1962] We Had A Strategic Nuclear Force Of Approximately Five Thousand Warheads Compared To The Soviet's Three Hundred.

Never Answer The Question That Is Asked Of You. Answer The Question That You Wish Had Been Asked Of You.

...but Highly Placed Sources Within The Kennedy Administration Disagreed: "[t]he Assumption That The Strategic Nuclear Balance Mattered In Any Way Was Wrong... As Far As I Am Concerned, It Made No Difference... If My Memory Serves Me Correctly, We Had Some Five Thousand Strategic Nuclear Warheads As Against T Heir Three Hundred. Can Anyone Seriously Tell Me That Their Having Three Hundred And Forty Would Have Made Any Difference? The Military Balance Wasn't Changed. I Didn't Believe It Then, And I Don't Believe It Now..."