Henry F. Amiel
View AuthorI do not deny the rights of democracy; but I have no illusions about the use that will be made of those rights as long as wisdom is scarce and pride is abundant.
Anacarsis
View AuthorMany times laws are like spider webs: small insects are caught in them; the large ones break them.
Giulio Andreotti
View AuthorTo govern is not about solving problems, but about silencing those who provoke them.
Julio Anguita
View AuthorThere is no democracy without determination.
Anonymous
View AuthorPolitics is the art of obtaining the money of the rich and the vote of the poor under the pretext of protecting each from the other.
Anonymous
View AuthorIsn't it strange? The same people who laugh at fortune tellers take economists seriously.
Anonymous
View AuthorThere are no laws, traditions, or rules that can be universally applied, including this one.
Anonymous
View AuthorEvery nation gets the government it deserves.
Anonymous
View AuthorThe television phenomenon demonstrates that people are willing to watch anything as long as they don't have to see themselves.
Saint Thomas Aquinas
View AuthorJustice without mercy is cruelty.
Luis Aragonés
View AuthorAnd win, and win, and win, and win again, and win, and win, and win, and that's football, gentlemen.
Concepción Arenal
View AuthorLa injusticia, siempre mala, es horrible ejercida contra un desdichado.