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It's not things that make us unhappy, but what we think about things.
- I've always wondered about people's desire to meet celebrities. That he would grow in the eyes of his friends by knowing celebrities only proves that he himself is zero.
- There is an infinite number of errors, which cannot be detected, while there is a finite number of errors those can be found.
- A politician thinks about the next election, a statesman about the next generation.
- An economist is a person who can express the obvious in an incomprehensible way.
- Power cannot survive without prestige, and prestige cannot survive without distance.
- Before you're really sure of one thing, you're absolutely sure.
- Man does not live by words alone - even if as a politician he sometimes forced to eat his own.
- If you talk bad about your spouse, you are dishonouring yourself.
- The committee is a group of incompetents, chosen by the reluctants to do the impossible.
- Noise does little good, good makes little noise.
- I'd rather be an opportunist and stay afloat than sink to the bottom with all my principles wrapped around my neck.
- Death cures all diseases.
- The revelations of politicians never reveal the whole truth.
- Kill a person, you are a murderer. Kill millions, you are the conqueror. Kill everyone, you are God.
- Never start argue with an idiot. People following your dispute won't always notice which of you is which.
- Power is evil in itself.
- Don't offer advice or salt until being asked.
- Prediction is always difficult, especially about the future.
- It is dangerous for an elected politician to say something that someone might remember.
- Man cannot be angry with God, in whom he does not believe.
- A strong man ruling over a country becomes a danger to his people the longer he stays in power.
- If you defend a mistake made, then you make a mistake again.
- The lie is like a snowball; the further you roll it, the bigger it gets.
- There is nothing you can do about what happened except try to explain the event in a way that suits you best.
- Power is more important than popularity.
- For the first time in human history, changes are so rapid that what we learned at a young age prevents us from succeeding in old age.
- Man is the only animal that blushes - and has reason to do so.
- If you choose not to decide, you have made a decision.
- A conservative is too cowardly to fight and too fat to run.
- Success has many friends.
- I am convinced that we humans can only agree on those things we are not really interested in.
- In politics as in love, the retreat can become victory.
- Defeat is worse than death, because you have to learn to live with it.
- Don't do things your friends shouldn't know.
- Taking the first step is the most important part of every journey of discovery and undoubtedly the most significant.
- Man is free like the bird in the cage. He can move - within certain limits.
- If you love a person, love her as she is.
- The tallest trees are most exposed to the forces of the wind, so are the most ambitious people to the storms of fortune.
- It takes more moral strength to bear success than adversity.
- Example accomplishes more in the world than any good teaching.
- Stories about the good old days are usually due to poor memory.
- The greatest charm of patriotism: It fulfils even our worst wishes. By identifying with our own nation, we can oppress and deceive. And best of all, we can oppress and deceive while feeling perfectly virtuous.
- Don't judge people by their opinions, but by what they accomplish with them.
- First comes the food and then comes morals.
- When you say it's not about the money but the principle, then it's always about the money.
- We put too little emphasis on what we say about others and too much on what others say about us.
- Nothing is particularly difficult as long as you break it down into small enough tasks.
- For success there is no recipe, but for failure there is, and that is trying to please everyone.
- Any fool can criticize, and many do.
- You are wise as long as you seek wisdom. The moment you think you've found it, you become a loser.
- Politics is the art of preventing people from getting involved in matters that concern them.
- The habit is more attached in direct proportion to its futility.
- The state always calls itself the fatherland when preparing a murder.
- Do not judge a man by his qualities, but by the way he uses them.
- The strange thing about intelligence is its limitations.
- Nice boys arrive at the finish line last.
- Lastly, I will move to a single room with a lid.
- If you only talk about problems, then you become a problem yourself.
- Intelligent people are skilled at explaining and defending their stupid ideas.
- Bureaucracy multiplies problems by appointing more officials.
- History proves nothing, but shows a lot.
- Bad news always spreads faster than good news.
- A good leader gets others to do what they don't want to do and make them like it.
- If you give you into the game, you have to endure a game.
- All ends are also a new beginning. We just don't know that at the moment.
- A cynic draws bitter conclusions from the past, he also draws cynical conclusions about the future.
- A kind word costs nothing and is often still the best of all gifts.
- There is no sectarianism among the worshipers of Mammon.
- Those we can love, those we can also hate, we are indifferent to others.
- If you don't trust your memory, don't try to lie.
- If you get discouraged in adversity, you accomplish little.
- If you follow in the footsteps of others, you will never come first.
- When I have a bad conscience, I can easily find explanations.
- Death changes everything, erases everything. Even the mistakes.
- Pity is a mild form of fear. It is the fear of the intelligent, the imaginative and the far-sighted.
- To lead is to succeed through others.
- Whenever you teach something, you should teach your listeners to doubt the teachings.
- Ingenious men are resourceful when they are wrong.
- Even the sun has its spots.
- How can you make the turbidity clear? Leave it untouched and it will clear itself.
- When you have removed all the lies from the history books, they become incredibly boring
- Morality is used to regulate selfishness.
- The memory can be a great traitor.
- Small wounds and poor friends should not be despised.
- I can't stand intolerant people.
- To speak without thinking, is to shoot without aiming.
- Politeness is nothing more than cleverly pretended kindness.
- Convention means unanimity in words and deeds without unity in feelings.
- What differs between the democratic and other ways of government? The democratic is more difficult.
- It is not only the other's cause that the two quarrel.
- The better I know myself, the more patient I am with other people.
- The best throw of the dice is to throw the dice away.
- The mathematical formula for a relationship: adds up your incomes, reduce your expenses, multiply your joys and share your sorrows.
- Where there is power, there is also abuse of power.
- You convince a person who is doing wrong by doing the right thing yourself. Man believes what he sees.
- What I have learned to understand, I am not any more afraid that.
- A man who does not know his faults has not listened to his wife.
- Nothing is more terrifying than fear itself.
- Happiness is usually hidden in the little things in life.
- The worst thing about war is that they make us similar as the people we fight against.
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