Never Let A Good Crisis Go To

No Folly Is More Costly Than The Folly Of Intolerant Idealism.

We Do Not War With Races Primarily As Such. Tyranny Is Our Foe. Whatever Trapping Or Disguise It Wears, Whatever Language It Speaks, Be It External Or Internal, We Must For Ever Be On Our Guard, Ever Mobilized, Ever Vigilant, Always Ready To Spring At Its Throat. In All This We March Together. Not Only Do We March And Strive Shoulder To Shoulder At This Moment, Under The Fire Of The Enemy On The Fields Of War Or In The Air, But Also In Those Realms Of Thought Which Are Consecrated To The Rights And The Dignity Of Man.

I Am Easily Satisfied With The Very Best.

The Late M. Venizelos Observed That In All Her Wars Englandhe Should Have Said Britain, Of Coursealways Wins One Battlethe Last.

I Have Found In My Experience Of War, That Plans Are Useless, But Planning Is Invaluable.