Galeazzo Ii Quotes & Sayings

I'm human, just like anybody else. — Ben Affleck

Grievance into a succinct and pithy phrase, while mobilizing the people to combat it. Our slogan — Nelson Mandela

Journalists usually treat anything as true if someone in a position of ostensible authority is willing to say it, even anonymously (and if no one is going to sue over it). The accuracy of anyone's statement, particularly if that person is a public official, is often deemed irrelevant. If no evidence is available for an argument a journalist wishes to include in a story, then up pop weasel words such as "it seems" or "some claim" to enable inclusion of the argument, no matter how shaky its foundation in reality. What's more, too many journalists believe that their job description does not require them to adjudicate between competing claims of truth. Sure, there are "two sides" - and only two sides - to every story, according to the rules of objectivity. But if both sides wish to deploy lies and other forms of deliberate deception for their own purposes, well, that's somebody else's problem. — Eric Alterman

Suicide is the only way out. — Ozzy Osbourne

Suicide was such a formative band for me, so influential in the development of my taste. They're one of those bands that operated in absolute isolation for so long that they developed a completely unique world view. — Steve Albini

I'm not an actual author but an accidental one. — William P. Young

Fuck fate and David's fatalism. I was going to make destiny my bitch. — Jaye Wells

My way probably wont work for most people but the more I got naked the more comfortable I felt. — Rihanna

Securing distribution is always a battle. And to get a film released is a pretty special accomplishment. — Matthew Bonifacio

Max lifted his head, with great sorrow and great astonishment.
'There were stars,' He said. 'They burned my eyes.'
... from a Himmel street window, he wrote, the stars set fire to my eyes. — Markus Zusak

Reject the phony Patients' Bill of Rights ... We don't have to continue down the path of socialized medical care, especially in America where free markets have provided so much for so many. — Ron Paul

Today, technology asks too much of people. — Chad Hurley