In Battle, You Forgive A Man Anything

Wars Are Begun By Frightened Men. They Fear War, But More Than That, They Fear What Will Happen If They Don't Start One Or Take Equivalent Action, I Suppose.

Things Rarely Happen For A Single Reason. Even The Cleverest And Most Skilled Manipulators Recognize That Their Real Art Lies In Making Use Of That Which They Cannot Predict.

There Are Two Kinds Of People: The Ones Who Need To Be Told And The Ones Who Figure It Out All By Themselves.

The Only Real Difference Between A Wise Man And A Fool, Moore Knew, Was That The Wise Man Tended To Make More Serious Mistakes—and Only Because No One Trusted A Fool With Really Crucial Decisions; Only The Wise Had The Opportunity To Lose Battles, Or Nations.

Books And Movies Are Different Art Forms With Different Rules. And Because Of That, They Never Translate Exactly.