Surely The Glory Of Journalism Is Its

It's The Circumstances Of Popular Monarchy, The Manner In Which It's Developed, And It Is Also The Fault Of The People Who Present Her With This Unquestioning Adulation. In Other Words, It's Their Lack Of A Larger Faith. Which Makes Them Fasten Onto, A Purely Earthly Symbol.

Accumulating Knowledge Is A Form Of Avarice And Lends Itself To Another Version Of The Midas Story ...man [is] So Avid For Knowledge That Everything That He Touches Turns To Facts; His Faith Becomes Theology; His Love Becomes Lechery; His Wisdom Becomes Science; Pursuing Meaning, He Ignores Truth.

I Agree With... Actually It Was [joseph] Stalin Who Said That [winston Churchill] He Was A Man Who Changed The History Of The World And I Think, If He Had Not Been There In 1940, It Might Very Well Have Been The Case That We Would Have Collapsed Like France, And I Shall Honor Him Always For That.

When You Reach Your Sixties, You Have To Decide Whether You're Going To Be A Sot Or An Ascetic. In Other Words If You Want To Go On Working After You're Sixty, Some Degree Of Asceticism Is Inevitable.

The Price You Pay For Being Powerful And Being Rich Is To Be Hated.