One Day President Roosevelt Told Me That

In My Experience Of Large Enterprises, I Have Found It Is Often A Mistake To Try To Settle Everything At Once.

Nobody Ever Launched An Attack Without Having Misgivings Beforehand, You Ought To Have Misgivings Before; But When The Moment Of Action Is Come, The Hour Of Misgivings Is Passed. It Is Often Not Possible To Go Backward From A Course Which Has Been Adopted In War. A Man Must Answer "aye" Or "no" To The Great Questions Which Are Put, And By That Decision He Must Be Bound.

Everyone Can Recognize History When It Happens. Everyone Can Recognize History After Is Has Happened; But Only The Wise Man Knows At The Moment What Is Vital And Permanent, What Is Lasting And Memorable.

It Is Always More Easy To Discover And Proclaim General Principles Than It Is To Apply Them.

The Struggle Which Is Now Beginning Between The Zionist And Bolshevik Jews Is Little Less Than A Struggle For The Soul Of The Jewish People.