Masaaki Hatsumi Quotes

Humans Have Yet To Dwell Upon The Consequences Of Their
Actions. People Have Yet To Admit The Bad That They Do To
Nature, For Example. Actually, Most People Spend Their Time
Finding Fault In The Action Of Others, Rather Than Their Own.

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