*WISE WORDS* Some of my favourite quotes, Worth memorising

[steveofbucks]

Some of my favourite quotes, Worth memorising


My country is the world and my religion is to do good

We must be open to new information all of the times, even if it threatens out current belief systems and hence identities, sadly society today has failed to recognise this and the established institutions continue to paralyse growth by preserving outdated social structures.

(..they have became) Self appointed guardians of the status-quo – Sheep that no longer need a sheepdog to control them for they control each other by Ostracizing those who step out of the norm.

I love not man the less, but nature more

YOU CAN DISCOVER WHAT YOUR ENEMY FEARS MOST BY OBSERVING THE MEANS HE USES TO FRIGHTEN YOU

A terrorist is someone who has a bomb but doesn’t have an air-force.

More tomorrow,

Peace..
Steve

[FLYING COLOURS]

A quote from Nature ....................................

[emmanualgoldstein]

I dont know who said these two but I like them:

"It must be so difficult for those who taken authority to be truth rather than truth to be aurhority"

"Liberty is not an option, its a minimum requirement"

[Jargon buster]

You could spend all day on here

http://www.brainyquote.com/

Regards JB

[bhawk]

I didn't scare the government, no.
I did something much rarer.
I made them THINK.

[mikdefish]

my fave quote is from ghandi.. he said.. even if the truth is in a minority of one. the truth is still the truth.

and this one i like .. man standing on toilet is high on pot.

[Sikosis]

A people that values its privileges above its principles soon loses both.
Dwight D. Eisenhower

Taken from brainyqoutes, Thanks JB

[emmanualgoldstein]

"Any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security would deserve neither and lose both." - Benjamin Franklyn

[Nemo]

Great quote from the film The Interrupter, which I watched for the first time last night: "there are no nations left, only corporations."

[Scouser]

Prohibition,... goes beyond the bounds of reason, in that it tries to control a Mans appetite by legislation, making crimes out of things that are not crimes.

Abraham Lincoln in a speech to Congress, 1840(ish)?