Ludwig Börne
View AuthorGovernments are sails; the people, the wind; the State, the ship; and time, the sea.
Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet
View AuthorThe politics is an act of balance between the people who want to enter and those who do not want to leave.
Émile Boutroux
View AuthorThe law is the bed through which the stream of facts flows.
Brian Bowling
View AuthorDiplomacy gets you out of a problem that tact would have kept you from getting into.
Charles Bukowski
View AuthorThe difference between a democracy and a dictatorship is that in a democracy you can vote before obeying the orders.
Charles Bukowski
View AuthorAnything can drive a man crazy because society is built on false foundations.
Luis Buñuel
View AuthorI am an atheist thanks to God.
Bernice Buresh
View AuthorTelevision can give us many things, except time to think.
Edmund Burke
View AuthorThe tyranny of a multitude is a multiplied tyranny.
Edmund Burke
View AuthorHuman society constitutes an association of the sciences, the arts, virtues, and perfections. Since its ends cannot be achieved in many generations, not only the living participate in this association, but also the dead and those yet to be born.
Lord Byron
View AuthorHe who does not love his country can love nothing.
Lord Byron
View AuthorThe consequence of not belonging to any party will be that I will bother everyone.