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"Qui si fa l'Italia o si muore."
"As to his Goddess Reason, I understand by it simply an adoption of what are called on the continent the principles of the French Revolution. These we neither want nor warmly relish in England."
"We who have seen Italia in the throes, Half risen but to be hurled to ground, and now, Like a ripe field of wheat where once drove plough, All bounteous as she is fair, we think of those Who blew the breath of life into her frame: Cavour, Mazzini, Garibaldi: Three: Her Brain, her Soul, her Sword; and set her free ruinous discords, with one lustrous aim."
"Ernest Thalmann was a devoted revolutionary, a good orator with a fine instinct for the worker's temper, he was an excellent medium for expounding theories and ideas laid down by others. He was a poor thinker, and not given to abstract study, even lacking enough self-discipline to reach the cultural and theoretical level of an average Party member."
"There were sometimes in our own ranks comrades who thought themselves cleverer and more capable of judging various questions than was done in the definite decisions of our World Party. Here I stress with the greatest emphasis: our relations with the Comintern, this close, indestructible, firm confidence between the C.P.G. and the C.I. and its Executiveâthis is one of our Party, the inner-political struggles and disputes in the past and of the higher political maturity of our Party generally."
"Nach Hitler kommen Wir."
"Vyshinsky: Were you badly treated? Muralov: I was deprived of my liberty. Vyshinsky: But perhaps rough methods were used against you? Muralov: No. No such rough methods were used. I must say that in Novosibirsk and here I was treated politely and no cause for resentment was given. I was treated very decently and politely."
"Sokolnikov: Or they would utilise us, if we became simply an appendage of German Fascism, which would utilise us and then throw us away like a dirty rag, we would be condemned, disgraced and proved to be utter nonentities. Vyshinsky: And did you expect any other fate than to be utilised by Fascism and then thrown away like a useless rag? Sokolnikov: Of course. If we had counted only on such an end we ought to have liquidated the bloc completely. Vyshinsky: You thought you could retain some independence? Sokolnikov: I am saying what we thought at that time. We figured that we had certain chances. Where did we see them? We saw them in the play of international contradictions. We considered that, let us say, complete sway in the Soviet Union could never be established by German Fascism because it would encounter the objections of other imperialist rivals, that certain international conflicts might occur, that we could rely on other forces which would not be interested in strengthening Fascism."
"Sieh zu, die Grundsuppe des Wuchers, der Dieberei und Räuberei sein unser Herrn und Fßrsten, nehmen alle Kreaturen zum Eigentum: die Fisch im Wasser, die VÜgel in der Luft, das Gewächs auf Erden muà alles ihr sein (Jes. 5). Darßber lassen sie dann Gottes Gebot ausgehen unter die Armen und sprechen: Gott hat geboten: Du sollst nicht stehlen."
"Our learned ones would gladly like to give the witness of Jesus' spirit a higher education. They will completely fail in this because they are not educated enough to teach so that through their teachings the common man may be brought up to their level. Rather, the learned ones alone want to pass judgment on the faith with their stolen Scripture, although they are totally and completely without faith, either before God or before men. For everyone perceives and realizes that they strive for honours and worldly goods. Therefore, you, the common man, must become learned yourself, so that you will be misled no longer. The same spirit of Christ will help you in this which will mock our learned ones to their destruction."
"The spirit of the strength and fear of God be with you , you pitiable community. After the libelous writing [of Luther] have made you partly fearful - and also most impudent - it is exceedingly necessary for me to counter the rising evil with a demonstration of Christian mastery. At the present time, this mastery cannot be shown except through an exposition of holy Scripture, especially the teachings of the spirit of Christ, and through a comprehensive comparison of all the secrets and judgement of God. For all knowledge contains within itself its diametrical opposite."
"Es ist der Natur ein unleidlichs Werk, die Furcht Gottes zum Anfang des Glaubens zu machen."
"Das Volk wird frei werden, und Gott will allein der Herr darĂźber sein!"
"The league at Allstedt wanted to establish this principle, Omnia sunt communia, âAll property should be held in commonâ and should be distributed to each according to his needs, as the occasion required. Any prince, count, or lord who did not want to do this, after first being warned about it, should be beheaded or hanged."
"The clergy have never been able to discover, nor will they ever, the beneficial tribulations and useful abyss that the providential spirit meets as it empties itself."
"Oh, dearest brothers, of what else does this Gospel of Luke remind us? Only that faith with all its sources, presents us with impossible things, which the tender ones believe will never come to pass in reality. The whole insane, fantastic world sets and the world says with a little forked tongue: 'Yes, one can indeed preach the Gospel, fear God alone, and yet also hold in honour the unreasonable rulers, even though they strive against all justic and do not accept God's word. Oh, for God's sake, one should be obedient to them in all things, those Good Junkers.' Yes welcome, you [i.e. Martin Luther ] defender of the godless! How fine, how very fine it must be to be so able to serve with praise two masters who strive against one another, as the advisers of the rulers truly do! Oh, how skillful clever reason thinks it is! In its hypocrisy, it uses love of neighbor to dress up and ornament itself in the most imposing manner."
"Man must smash to bits his stolen, contrived Christian faith through powerful, enormous suffering of the heart, through an amazement that cannot be rejected. Through this, man becomes very small and despicable in his own eyes."
"Freely and boldly I declare that I have never heard a single donkey-cunt doctor of theology, in the smallest of his divisions and points, even whisper, to say nothing of speaking loudly, and points, even whisper, to say nothing of speaking loudly, about the order (established in God and all his creatures)."
"Thomas MĂźntzer will not pray to a dumb God, but rather to ones who speaks."
"God despises the powerful and the mighty, the likes of Herod, Caiaphas, and Annas, and he accepts for his service the small, like Mary, Zechariah, and Elizabeth. For that is God's way of working , and down to the present day he does not act otherwise."
"God speaks only in the suffering of creatures, a suffering that the hearts of the unbelievers do not have because they become more and more hardened."
"Perhaps I shall survive, perhaps not. I have been known as the commander. Wherever I am present or am mentioned, I am the king."
"[...] It is better to live for just a single day as a ruler than to live for forty years as an abject slave."
"The execution of Fred Hampton was the gravest domestic crime of the Nixon administration."
"Hampton was instrumental in forming links between the Panthers and organisations of working class Chinese people, whites, Puerto Ricans and Mexicans in what he dubbed the Rainbow Coalition."
"This system wants Fred Hamptonâs tale to remain untold, his militant memory to fade, his life of service to black folks and the black revolutionary struggle to pass unknown. The media has covered up this recent history, but some remember; perhaps now you will too."
"There has to be an educational program - that's very important. As a matter of fact, it is so important to us that a person has to go through six weeks of our political education before he can consider himself a member of the party, able to even [run our] ideology for the party. Why? Because if they don't have an education, then, they're nowhere. You dig what I'm sayin'? They're nowhere; because they don't even know why they doin' what they doin'. You might get people caught up in the emotions of the movement. You understand me? You might get them caught up because they're poor and they want something. And then if he's not educated, they'll want more and before you know it, they'll be capitalist and before you know it we'll have negro imperialism."
"Why donât you live for the people. Why donât you struggle for the people. Why donât you die for the people."
"So we sayâwe always say in the that they can do anything they want to to us. We might not be back. I might be in jail. I might be anywhere. But when I leave, youâll remember I said, with the last words on my lips, that I am a revolutionary. And youâre going to have to keep on saying that. Youâre going to have to say that I am a proletariat, I am the people. I am not the pigs. Youâve got to make a distinction. And the people are going to have to attack the pigs. The people are going to have to stand up against the pigs. Thatâs what the Panthers are doing here. Thatâs what the Panthers are doing all over the world."
"is going through all types of physical and mental torture. But thatâs alright, because we said even before this happened, and weâre going to say it after this and after Iâm locked up and after everybodyâs locked up, that you can jail revolutionaries, but you canât jail the revolution. You might run a liberator like Eldridge Cleaver out of the country, but you canât run liberation out of the country. You might murder a like , but you canât murder freedom fighting, and if you do, youâll come up with answers that donât answer, explanations that donât explain, youâll come up with conclusions that donât conclude, and youâll come up with people that you thought should be acting like pigs thatâs acting like people and moving on pigs. And thatâs what weâve got to do. So weâre going to see about Bobby regardless of what these people think we should do, because school is not important and work is not important. Nothingâs more important than stopping fascism, because fascism will stop us all."
"If you ever think about me, and if you ainât gonna do no revolutionary act, forget about me. I donât want myself on your mind, if youâre not gonna work for the people. Like we always said, if youâre asked to make a commitment at the age of twenty and you say I donât want to make that commitment only because of the simple reason that Iâm too young to die, I wanna live a little bit longerâwhat you did is, youâre dead already."
"We donât think you fight fire with fire best; we think you fight fire with water best. Weâre going to fight racism not with racism, but weâre going to fight with solidarity. We say weâre not going to fight capitalism with , but weâre going to fight it with socialism. Weâve stood up and said weâre not going to fight pigs and reactionary stateâs attorneys like this and reactionary stateâs attorneys like Hanrahan with any other reactions on our part. Weâre going to fight their reactions with all of us people getting together and having an international proletarian revolution."
"You have to understand that people have to pay the price for peace. If you dare to struggle, you dare to win. If you dare not to struggle then god damn it, you donât deserve to win. Let me say peace to you, if youâre willing to fight for it."
"Papa Doc in Haiti hated everything white. Man, you couldn't put this white paper in front of Papa Doc's face. But, he moved all the white people out and he took over the oppression, he did. Because, no education. If the people had been educated, they'd have said we don't hate the muthafuckin' white people, we hate the oppressor, whether he be white, black, brown or yellow."
"It is better to die on your feet than to live on your knees."
"No pasarĂĄn."
"The head of the leaders of the Bulgarian çetes, famous Sandanski, will come to Salonica within a few days. Sandanski is a captain famous for his patriotism and conscience. It is known that the Bulgarian Committee which had caused the awakening of the Macedonian Question was later split into two fractions, named Centralists and Vrhovists. The first of these fractions adopted the idea of Macedonia for the Macedonians and opposed the aim of unifying Macedonia with Bulgaria; it began to follow the aim of reforming the fatherland, and gaining freedom and equality.He has been living in the mountains for ten years and led this party with great success. He succeeded in killing Sarafov and many other famous leaders working to unify [Macedonia] with Bulgaria, against whom the weak [Ottoman] government was powerless.There is no doubt that Sandanski will be greeted with great acclamations, as he deserves it."
"Come, let us sow together the seed of revolution, to awaken the spirit of the sleeping. Come. Let there be no more Bulgar, Greek, Serb or Vlach but only the oppressed serf."
"To live means to struggle, the slave for freedom and the free man for perfection."
"We are being accused of cruelty, ferocity and ruthlessness. Yes, we are cruel, we are fierce and ruthless, but only towards spies, towards the enemies of the Cause of Liberation. There is no mercy and forgiveness for such people: for them there is only one punishment, only one rewardâ"Death". Death to the spies, death to the traitors, death to all who stand in the way of the Cause!"
"... Finally, one whom I took to be the voivoda (leader) spoke rapidly and roughly, telling us that they were highwaymen, that among them were many nationalities (my glance involuntarily wandered from his face to those of his companions; one, with dark, shaggy hair and beard, I thought might be of Spanish extraction, while he of the thick, light-hued curls might be a Jew, and the voivoda himself a Macedonian Parmak). He told us that they had taken us for money, and should hold us until the ransom was forthcoming."
"As I worked in the mountains, I will continue to work for the sacred fatherland with heart and soul in any kind of duty for which the fatherland employs me and any kind of task the fatherland expects from me."
"Today, all of us, Turks, Bulgarians, Greeks, Albanians, Jews and others, we have all sworn that we will work for our dear Fatherland and will be inseparable, and we will all sacrifice ourselves for it, and, if necessary, we will even shed our blood.""
"It is true, and I am proud of it, that I once said, âI would rather have a government run like hell by Filipinos than a government run like heaven by Americans.â I want to tell you that I have, in my life, made no other remark which went around the world but that. There had been no paper in the United States, including a village paper, which did not print that statement, and I also had seen it printed in many newspapers in Europe. I would rather have a government run like hell by Filipinos than a government run like heaven by any foreigner. I said that once; I say it again, and I will always say it as long as I live."
"My loyalty to my party ends where my loyalty to my country begins."
"The Latin American people believed and feel that we Filipinos form past of that vast family, the children of Spain. Thus, although Spain ceased to govern those countries many years ago and although another nation is sovereign in the Philippines, those Latin-American peoples feel themselves as brothers to the people of the Philippines. It is the Spanish language that still binds us to those peoples, and the Spanish language will bind us to those peoples eternally if we have the wisdom and patriotism of preserving it."
"As archived on Gov.ph (Accessed 2015)"
"Each Christian and Muslim who acts aggressively, will be contradicting their religious teachings."
"Islam and Christianity do not contradict each other, but they meet in high values to achieve significant benefits for the world."
"Honest and sincere people contribute in guaranteeing conviviality, freedom and stability. Religious teachings help in promoting and reinforcing ethics, respect, nobility, generosity, modesty, love and rightness."