It Is An Illusion To Think That

Every Person Has The Truth In His Heart. No Matter How Complicated His Circumstances, No Matter How Others Look At Him From The Outside, And No Matter How Deep Or Shallow The Truth Dwells In His Heart, Once His Heart Is Pieced With A Crystal Needle, The Truth Will Gush Forth Like A Geyser.

Youth Must Refrain From Ungrateful Questioning Of Governmental Mandates. Instead They Must Dedicate Themselves To Study, Work And Military Service. The Very Spirit Of Rebellion Is Reprehensible.

I Will Fight With All The Weapons Within My Reach Rather Than Let Myself Be Nailed To A Cross Or Whatever.

Perhaps One Day Tired Of Circling The World I'll Return To Argentina And Settle In The Andean Lakes If Not Indefinitely Then At Least For A Pause While I Shift From One Understanding Of The World To Another.

The Merit Of Marx Is That He Suddenly Produces A Qualitative Change In The History Of Social Thought. He Interprets History, Understands Its Dynamic, Predicts The Future, But In Addition To Predicting It (which Would Satisfy His Scientific Obligation), He Expresses A Revolutionary Concept: The World Must Not Only Be Interpreted, It Must Be Transformed. Man Ceases To Be The Slave And Tool Of His Environment And Converts Himself Into The Architect Of His Own Destiny.