Robert Louis Stevenson
View AuthorThe cruelest lies are told in silence.
Jonathan Swift
View AuthorOne enemy can do more harm than the good that ten friends together can do.
Tacitus
View AuthorThe worst enemies are those who always approve everything.
Tacitus
View AuthorIn a corrupted spirit, there is no room for honor.
Tacitus
View AuthorMany are the laws in a corrupt state.
Maruja Torres
View AuthorDictatorships suffer the same fate as bicycles; if they stop, they fall.
Arnold J. Toynbee
View AuthorA nation remains strong when it focuses on its real problems, and it begins its decline when it can attend to minor details.
Eugenio Trias
View AuthorIn this life, one must die several times in order to be reborn. And crises, although frightening, serve us to end an era and inaugurate another.
Mark Twain
View AuthorThere are three kinds of lies: the lie, the damned lie, and statistics.
Mark Twain
View AuthorThe big difference between a cat and a liar is that the cat has only nine lives.
Paul Valéry
View AuthorAll our enemies are mortal.
Voltaire
View AuthorA kindly stupid woman is a blessing from heaven.