"It is also a fact that people who are isolated and alienated in their neighborhoods as a result of the large number of neighbors who do not speak Norwegian, who do not follow the Norwegian customs, norms and way of life, could have psychosomatic disorders that can lead to both sickness leave and need for medical help."

"Some have said that what is happening now is the beginning of World War III. Fundamentalists take over countries with population flows across borders. After some time riots occur, as we see now in France. There is talk about 30,000 recruited suicide bombers."

"The immigration must be limited, that is, first and foremost the foreign cultural one."

"a bastard (drittsekk)."

"Us Christians are very much concerned with children. Jesus said, let the small children come to me. I can't understand that Muhammad could have said the same. In the case that he could have said the same, it would have been: Let the small children come to me, so that I can exploit them in my struggle to Islamify the world. [...] They have, in the same manner as Hitler, long ago made it clear that the long-term plan is to Islamify the world. They have come a long way, they have pierced deep into Africa, and have come a long way into Europe – and then we have to fight back."

"He is not greedy, he is thick in the head."

"...my commitment to Israel is because I am an active citizen. Although its neighbors have wanted to destroy Israel, they have defended democracy. Israel has only led defensive wars, Arafat has only gone to attack. They are murdering women and children in order to spread fear and terror. When Israel accidentally kills, it is not the intention to harm civilians like Arafat does."

"The Night Watchman State has been replaced by Highway Robber States – governments in which no asset, no contract, no domain is safe from the fleeting whim of politicians."

"The growth of government is like the spread of a dense jungle, and the average citizen can hack through less of it every year."

"So much of political philosophy throughout history has consisted of concocting reasons why people have a duty to be tame animals in politicians’ cages."

"Paternalism is a desperate gamble that lying politicians will honestly care for those who fall under their power."

"The surest effect of exalting government is to make it easier for some people to drag others down."

"“Fair trade” is a moral delusion that could be leading to an economic catastrophe."

"The U.S. government has created a trade lynch law that can convict foreign companies almost regardless of how they operate."

"America needs fewer laws, not more prisons. By trying to seize far more power than is necessary over American citizens, the federal government is destroying its own legitimacy. We face a choice not of anarchy or authoritarianism, but a choice of limited government or unlimited government."

"Democracy must be something more than two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner."

"It should not be a federal crime to charge low prices to American consumers."

"A democratic government that respects no limits on its power is a ticking time bomb, waiting to destroy the rights it was created to protect."

"A law is simply a reflection of the momentary perception of self-interest by a majority of a legislative body."

"The more that democracy is assumed to be inevitable, the more likely it will self-destruct."

"As long as rulers are above the law, citizens have the same type of freedom that slaves had on days when their masters chose not to beat them."

"Bogus fears can produce real servitude."

"Democracy unleashes the State in the name of the people."

"People have been taught to expect far more from government than from freedom."

"There are no harmless political lies about a war. The more such lies citizens tolerate, the more wars they will get."

"Rather than a democracy, we increasingly have an elective dictatorship. People are merely permitted to choose who will violate the laws and the Constitution."

"Attention Deficit Democracy produces the attitudes, ignorance and arrogance that pave the way to political collapse."

"The arrogance of power is the best hope for the survival of freedom."

"Truth is a lagging indicator in politics."

"We need a constitutional amendment to make the federal government obey the Constitution."

"Instead of revealing the “will of the people,” election results are often only a one-day snapshot of transient mass delusions."

"The principle of government supremacy is Clinton's clearest legacy."

"For scores of millions of Americans, Clinton's "caring" was more important than his lying."

"The better that people understand what Clinton did in office, the greater the nation's chances for political recovery."

"Trusting government nowadays means dividing humanity into two classes: those who can be trusted with power to run other people’s lives, and those who cannot even be trusted to run their own lives."

"Clinton exploited and expanded the dictatorial potential of the U.S. presidency."

"Nothing happened on 9/11 that made the federal government more trustworthy."

"Citizens should distrust politicians who distrust freedom."

"Killing foreigners is no substitute for protecting Americans."

"There is no technological magic bullet that will make the government as smart as it is powerful."

"It is impossible to destroy all alleged enemies of freedom everywhere without also destroying freedom in the United States."

"The Patriot Act treats every citizen like a suspected terrorist and every federal agent like a proven angel."

"Government cannot make trade more fair by making it less free."

"The federal tax system is turning individuals into sharecroppers of their own lives."

"The worse government fails, the less privacy citizens supposedly deserve."

"A lie that is accepted by a sufficient number of ignorant voters becomes a political truth."

"In the long run, people have more to fear from governments than from terrorists. Terrorists come and go, but power-hungry politicians will always be with us."

"If I were five-and-twenty or thirty, instead of, unhappily, twice that number of years, I would take Adam Smith in hand—I would not go beyond him, I would have no politics in it—I would take Adam Smith in hand, and I would have a League for free trade in Land just as we had a League for free trade in Corn. You will find just the same authority in Adam Smith for the one as for the other; and if it were only taken up as it must be taken up to succeed, not as a political, revolutionary, Radical, Chartist notion, but taken up on politico-economic grounds, the agitation would be certain to succeed; and if you apply free trade in land and to labour too—that is, by getting rid of those abominable restrictions in your parish settlements, and the like—then, I say, the men who do that will have done for England probably more than we have been able to do by making free trade in corn."

"If ever there was a hard-headed and not a soft-hearted Sovereign it was she; if ever there was a place where there was little of that romantic sentiment of going abroad to do right and justice to other people, I think it was in that Tudor breast of our 'Good Queen Bess,' as well call her. … When I see the accounts of what passed when the [Dutch] envoys came to Queen Elizabeth and asked for aid, how she is huckstering for money while they are begging for help to their religion,—I declare that, with all my principles of non-intervention, I am almost ashamed of old Queen Bess. And then there were Burleigh, Walsingham, and the rest, who were, if possible, harder and more difficult to deal with than their mistress. Why, they carried out in its unvarnished selfishness a national British policy; they had no other idea of a policy but a national British policy, and they carried it out with a degree of selfishness amounting to downright avarice."