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Clausewitz: “You must not fight too often with one enemy, or you will teach him all your art of war.”

The Economist: In the semi-autonomous region of Darfur the civil war, which began in 2003, has killed perhaps 300,000 people. It is not, however, true that all is well. Josef Stalin said of a mortal enemy “When I hang him he will be in the posture in which I saw him when we parted for the last time.” His point is to condemn the depravity not tactlessness of the supplicants, here.

Edmund Burke on Political Parties. ‘All censure of public characters is liable to a charge of malignity.’

Albert Einstein’s words on totalitarism, fascism, and racism are ominous where they are distantly remembered by posterity. “Regimes that rest on lies, on violent repression and a refusal to allow anyone to oppose them are at the outset already minorities, and have small chances of success.”

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