He Who Has Never Hoped Can Never

As People Get Their Opinions So Largely From The Newspapers They Read, The Corruption Of The Schools Would Not Matter So Much If The Press Were Free. But The Press Is Not Free. As It Costs At Least A Quarter Of A Million Of Money To Establish A Daily Newspaper In London, The Newspapers Are Owned By Rich Men. And They Depend On The Advertisements Of Other Rich Men. Editors And Journalists Who Express Opinions In Print That Are Opposed To The Interests Of The Rich Are Dismissed And Replaced By Subservient Ones.

When A Man Says Money Can Do Anything, That Settles It: He Hasn't Got Any.

Though I Can Make My Extravaganzas Appear Credible, I Cannot Make The Truth Appear So.

There Is Nothing In Religion But Fiction.

All Great Truth First Starts As Blasphemy.