History Is A Relay Of Revolutions.

The Ninth Rule Of The Ethics Of Means And Ends Is That Any Effective Means Is Automatically Judged By The Opposition As Being Unethical.

In This World Laws Are Written For The Lofty Aim Of "the Common Good" And Then Acted Out In Life On The Basis Of The Common Greed.

The Practical Revolutionary Will Understand Goethe's 'conscience Is The Virtue Of Observers And Not Of Agents Of Action'; In Action, One Does Not Always Enjoy The Luxury Of A Decision That Is Consistent Both With One's Individual Conscience And The Good Of Mankind.

A Revolution Without A Prior Reformation Would Collapse Or Become A Totalitarian Tyranny. A Reformation Means That Masses Of Our People Have Reached The Point Of Disillusionment With Past Ways And Values. They Don't Know What Will Work But They Do Know That The Prevailing System Is Self-defeating, Frustrating, And Hopeless. They Won't Act For Change But Won't Strongly Oppose Those Who Do. The Time Is Then Ripe For Revolution

The Seventh Rule Of The Ethics Of Means And Ends Is That Generally Success Or Failure Is A Mighty Determinant Of Ethics. The Judgment Of History Leans Heavily On The Outcome Of Success Or Failure; It Spells The Difference Between The Traitor And The Patriotic Hero. There Can Be No Such Thing As A Successful Traitor, For If One Succeeds He Becomes A Founding Father.