[h]e Who Fears To Lose Will Never

No One Can Take Away The Freedom Of A Man's Soul.

When Your Life Has Been Spent In One War After Another For Forty-five Years, You Have To Be Pretty Handy To Survive.

How Many Hopes And Dreams Are Trapped Within These Bones? How Many Wonders Lie Never To Be Discovered? This Is What War Is. Desolation, Despair And Loss. There Are No Victors.

Our Modern World, Though Infinitely More Complex Than That Of Ancient Greece, Is Also Far More Superficial. Where The Greeks Offered Simple Psychological Training, We Live In An Age Of Style And Spin In Which Perceptions Of Good And Evil Slither And Shift With The Political View Of The Moment.

Win Or Lose, We Achieve Nothing In The World That We Understand [...]' 'but Then The World Does Not Matter.' 'indeed It Does Not [...] It Is Good To Understand That.