Genocider Sho Quotes & Sayings

Nothing in the cry
of cicadas suggests they
are about to die — Matsuo Basho

The short answer to our question is that we are not entering a post-American world. It is not possible for this (or any) book to see "the future," because there are so many possible futures dependent on unpredictable events and they play a larger role the further out one tries to look. Thus it is important to specify a time horizon. For example, if the "American century" began in 1941, will the United States still have primacy in power resources and play the central role in the global balance of power among states in 2041? My guess is "yes." In that sense, the American century is not over, but because of transnational and non-state forces, it is definitely changing in important ways that are described below. But first, we must look at the charge that the United States is in decline. — Joseph S. Nye Jr.

Discovery is exciting, no matter how big or small or close or distant ... — Mike Brown

There are genuinely sufficient resources in the world to ensure that no one, nowhere, at no time, should go hungry. — Ed Asner

My name's Alis K. From now on you will be Willy. Come on, let's push the bicycles for a bit."

Ingrid aka 'Alis K'
The Informer — Steen Langstrup

Good friends laugh at you, laugh with you, but never laugh behind your back. — Saru Singhal

Life is to short to be little. — David J

Oh, good," he muttered. "We're going to discuss it now."
"No discussion," she said. Her mind was quite clear now, as though a fire had blazed through it, burning away all confusion. "It's perfectly simple. No One Must
Ever Know."
He came up onto one elbow and looked at her. "Do you know," he said, "I can hear those five words in italics. Capitalized. — Loretta Chase

You can't have something without nothing. — Alan Watts

I used to have six theories and no kids. Now I have six kids and no theories. — Kevin DeYoung

The brain is a trashcan, though perhaps the best of all possible trashcans. — Andrea Moro

I really hope that the Japanese are going to stop demonstrating to the world what man-made radiation does to people. — Steven Magee

I mean, I'll have everything I want here when you are. So, yes, absolutely yes. — Nora Roberts

With vision we flourish. — Mark Victor Hansen