Power Just Goes To Two Poles —

The Prince Was Written By Machiavelli For The Haves On How To Hold Power. Rules For Radicals Is Written For The Have-nots On How To Take It Away. In This Book We Are Concerned With How To Create Mass Organizations To Seize Power And Give It To The People; To Realize The Democratic Dream Of Equality, Justice, Peace, Cooperation, Equal And Full Opportunities For Education, Full And Useful Employment, Health, And The Creation Of Those Circumstances In Which Man Can Have The Chance To Live By Values That Give Meaning To Life.

The Cry Of The Have-nots Has Never Been "give Us Our Hearts," But Always "get Off Our Backs"; They Ask Not For Love But For Breathing Space.

A Free And Open Society Is An Ongoing Conflict, Interrupted Periodically By Compromises.

It Does Not Matter What You Know About Anything If You Cannot Communicate To Your People. In That Event You Are Not Even A Failure. You're Just Not There.

Human Beings Do Not Like To Look Squarely Into The Face Of Tragedy. Gloom Is Unpopular.