Otto von Bismark
View AuthorWith laws, it's like with sausages, it's better not to see how they are made.
Otto von Bismark
View AuthorThere are times when a government must be liberal and others when it must be dictatorial: here everything changes and there is no eternity.
Otto von Bismark
View AuthorPolitics is not an exact science, but an art.
Karl Wilhelm Von Humboldt
View AuthorThe best government is the one that becomes unnecessary.
Mika Waltari
View AuthorIn every negotiation, the honest man is destined to take the worst part, while cunning and bad faith ultimately tally the scores.
Ernest Thomas Sinton Walton
View AuthorWhat is everyone's business is nobody's business.
George Washington
View AuthorWhen a people have become incapable of governing themselves and are in a condition to submit to a master, it matters little where he comes from.
Evelyn Waugh
View AuthorIf only politicians and scientists were a little more lazy, how much happier would we all be?
Herbert George Wells
View AuthorCivilization is a race between education and catastrophe.
Frank Zappa
View AuthorMusic journalism consists of people who can't write interviewing people who can't speak for people who can't read.
Frank Zappa
View AuthorPolitics is the 'Entertainment' department of the industry.
Stefan Zweig
View AuthorThe first sign of genuine political vocation is, at all times, that a man renounces from the beginning to demand what is unattainable for him.