I Look On Cinema As A Pulpit,

It Is Often More Important To Act Than To Understand... There Are Times... When Two Conflicting Opinions, Though One Happens To Be Right, Are More Perilous Than One Opinion Which Is Wrong.

Political Conflicts Distort And Disturb A People's Sense Of Distinction Between Matters Of Importance And Matters Of Urgency. What Is Vital Is Disguised By What Is Merely A Matter Of Well Being.

Such Manifestations I Account As Representing The Creative Leadership Of The New Forces Of Thought And Appreciation Which Attend Changes In Technological Pattern And Therefore Of The Pattern Of Human Relationships In Society.

The Oblique Paradox Of Propaganda Is That The Lie In The Throat Becomes, By Repetition, The Truth In The Heart.

I Look On Cinema As A Pulpit, And Use It As A Propagandist.