"None of my 'clients' - not Eichmann, not Stangl, not Mengele, and not even Hitler or Stalin - was born a criminal. Somebody had to teach them to hate: maybe the society, maybe the politics, maybe just a Jewish prostitute."

-- Simon Wiesenthal

#Hate Quotes #Clients Quotes #Criminals Quotes

“My e-mail address is actually my wife's e-mail address. I actually hate computers.”

Source : "Avs’ Sakic just like your average Joe". Interview with Adrian Dater, www.denverpost.com. October 10, 2007.
“Establishing and keeping a routine can be even more important than having a lot of time.”
“Believe in everything you do cause if you don't have self-belief, you'll be clueless.”
“You know what I'd really like to do the most right now? Climb up to the top of some high place like the pyramids. The highest place I can find. Where you can see forever. Stand on the very top, look all around the world, see all the scenery, and see with my own eyes what's been lost from the world.”
“As a teacher myself I've been in situations where parents come at you, and sometimes parents come across like the teacher doesn't want the best for their kid and it can be really, really hurtful.”

Source : "Queen Bee Moms & Kingpin Dads". Live Q&As, www.washingtonpost.com. March 29, 2006.
“Power to the people' can only be put into practice when the power exercised by social elites is dissolved into the people. Each individual can then take control of his daily life. If 'Power to the people' means nothing more than power to the 'leaders' of the people, then the people remain an undifferentiated, manipulatable mass, as powerless after the revolution as they were before. In the last analysis, the people can never have power until they disappear as a 'people.”
“We obviously talk about immigration, but that's not the number one priority for - at least that I've seen with the Latino demographic. And we have not seen that as polling as the number one issue either.”
“We Irish are born dreamers; sometimes we never wake up at all, and then we're counted failures.”

Source : Katherine Cecil Thurston (2012). “Max”, p.63, tredition

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