In My Estimation, More Misery Has Been

If There Is A Difference Between What Is Said And What Is Done, Only A Fool Believes What Was Said.

Fear Is The Mind-killer. Fear Is The Little-death That Brings Total Obliteration.

It's Easier To Be Terrified By An Enemy You Admire.

The Person Who Experiences Greatness Must Have A Feeling For The Myth He Is In. He Must Reflect What Is Projected Upon Him. And He Must Have A Strong Sense Of The Sardonic. This Is What Uncouples Him From Belief In His Own Pretensions. The Sardonic Is All That Permits Him To Move Within Himself. Without This Quality, Even Occasional Greatness Will Destroy A Man.

Justice Belongs To Those Who Claim It, But Let The Claimant Beware Lest He Create New Injustice By His Claim And Thus Set The Bloody Pendulum Of Revenge Into Its Inexorable Motion