I Personally Think President [hosni] Mubarak, Who's

There Can Be No Doubt That Distrust Of Words Is Less Harmful Than Unwarranted Trust In Them.

Twenty Or Thirty Years Ago, In The Army, We Had A Lot Of Obscure Adventures, And Years Later We Tell Them At Parties, And Suddenly We Realize That Those Two Very Difficult Years Of Our Lives Have Become Lumped Together Into A Few Episodes That Have Lodged In Our Memory In A Standardized Form, And Are Always Told In A Standardized Way, In The Same Words. But In Fact That Lump Of Memories Has Nothing Whatsoever To Do With Our Experience Of Those Two Years In The Army And What It Has Made Of Us.

I Personally Think President [hosni] Mubarak, Who's Done A Lot For Egypt, Should Acknowledge That His Time Has Come And Step Down Right Away.

A Person Who Has Been Seduced By The Consumer Value System, Whose Identity Is Dissolved In An Amalgam Of The Accouterments Trappings Of Mass Civilization, And Who Has No Roots In The Order Of Being, No Sense Of Responsibility For Anything Higher Than His Own Personal Survival, Is A Demoralized Person. The System Depends On This Demoralization, Deepens It, Is In Fact A Projection Of It Into Society.

Modern Man Must Descend The Spiral Of His Own Absurdity To The Lowest Point; Only Then Can He Look Beyond It. It Is Obviously Impossible To Get Around It, Jump Over It, Or Simply Avoid It.