Britain's Is Traditionally A Rigid Class Society.

Organizations Aren't Loyal; They Can't Be. They Have To Be Nimble, They Have To Change. That Means Everybody In Every Organization Will Have One Eye On His Or Her Own Brand, And The Other Eye On The Organization Of Which He Or She Is A Part. And The First Loyalty - Self-loyalty - Is Becoming More And More Dominant, Simply As A Survival Strategy. I'm In No Way Blaming Anyone Here; This Is Just Simply A Fact Of Life.

You Can't Inspire People If You Are Going To Be Uninspiring.

Here's Why I Think The Public Service Jobs Are Almost Unavoidable: When We Have Downturns In The Economy - And We Will, For We Haven't Repealed The Business Cycle - Unemployment Will Build, Yet We No Longer Have Any Safety Net. What Are We Going To Do? Unless We Decide To Pull Out All The Stops And Lower Interest Rates Immediately And Risk Turning A Recession Into Wild Inflation, We're Going To Have To Figure Out Some Way Of Providing Some More, Not Job Security, But Employment Security.

A Smaller Government Reflecting The Needs Of The Middle Class And Poor Is Superior To A Big Government Reflecting The Needs Of The Privileged And Powerful.

We Can't Know In Advance What History Is Going To Say, But I Would Be Utterly Amazed And Surprised If This Entire Adventure, This Entire Iraqi Invasion From The Beginning Of Its Inception, Were Not Judged To Be An Utter Failure And A Terrible, Terrible Thing For The World.