Martin Luther Quote: How a Lie Grows into a Giant Snowball!
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"A lie is like a snowball: the longer you roll it, the bigger it gets."
Martin Luther
Uwe Heinz Steimle Quotes: The Unexpected Fight Against One’s Own People!
"The fight against the far right has increasingly turned into a fight against one’s own people."
Uwe Heinz Steimle
Claudia Roth Quote: Truth and Misconceptions About Nuclear Energy in Winter
"With all due respect, you can’t heat houses in winter with nuclear energy. And as if that blatant nonsense weren’t enough, she added: They shouldn’t assume we’re any more foolish than the average person."
Claudia Roth
Gerhard Vollmer Quote: Why We Err Upwards and Benefit From It
"We err upwards."
Gerhard Vollmer
Noam Chomsky Quote: The Truth About Billions Spent on Opinion Control
"Hundreds of billions of dollars are spent every year to control the public mind"
Noam Chomsky
Bärbel Bas Quote: No Two-Tier Society and No Mandatory Vaccination!
"Even once we have a vaccine and know more about possible immunity, one thing remains clear for us: there must not be a two-tier society of infected and non-infected people. There can be no mandatory vaccination — and there will be none."
Bärbel Bas
Robert Pfaller Quotes on Risk and Life – Why Life Needs Risks!
"A life that is unwilling to take risks inevitably begins to resemble death."
Robert Pfaller
Leo Tolstoy Quote: The Bitter Truth About Power and Rule
"One might still justify the submission of an entire people to a small number of rulers if those in power were the best among us—but that is not the case, never has been, and never can be. All too often it is the worst, the most insignificant, the most cruel, the most immoral—and especially the most deceitful—who rule. And the fact that this is so is no accident."
Leo Tolstoi (Leo Tolstoy)
Gustave Le Bon on Crowd Psychology: Why Critical Thinking Protects Freedom
"It is hardly necessary to point out that the inability of the masses to judge correctly deprives them of any capacity for critical thought—that is, the ability to distinguish truth from error and to form a sound judgment. The judgments adopted by the masses are merely imposed on them and are never the result of careful examination. Many individuals, in this respect, do not rise above the level of the crowd. The ease with which certain opinions become widely accepted is due above all to the inability of most people to form an opinion of their own on the basis of personal reasoning."
Gustave Le Bon
Jacques Chirac Quote: How the Opposition Unmasks the Government Mid-Show!
"It is the opposition’s job to strip the government of its makeup while the show is still going on."
Jacques Chirac
Voltaire Quotes: Understanding Wisdom and Intelligence Like Never Before
"Everyone is wise—some beforehand, others afterward."
Voltaire
Henry David Thoreau Quote: Why Striking the Root Is What Truly Matters!
"There are a thousand hacking at the branches of evil to one who is striking at the root"
Henry David Thoreau
Voltaire Quotes: Why Being Right Is Dangerous – Truth Versus Power
"It is dangerous to be right in matters on which the established authorities are wrong."
Voltaire
Winston Churchill Quote: Never Let a Crisis Go to Waste – The Secret to Success!
"Never let a good crisis go to waste."
Winston Churchill
Martin Luther King Quotes: Why Silence on Important Issues Marks the Beginning of the End
"Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter."
Martin Luther King