I've Made Up Stuff That's Turned Out

The Only Real Difference Between A Wise Man And A Fool, Moore Knew, Was That The Wise Man Tended To Make More Serious Mistakes—and Only Because No One Trusted A Fool With Really Crucial Decisions; Only The Wise Had The Opportunity To Lose Battles, Or Nations.

There Is An Old Saying: In History Nothing Is True But The Names And Dates. In Fiction Everything Is True But The Names And Dates. The Difference Between Reality And Fiction? Fiction Has To Make Sense.

The Point Of Life Was To Press On, To Do The Best You Can, To Make The World A Better Place.

I Think It's Going To Be Remembered As The Last Major War On Planet Earth, If We're Lucky, If We Maintain Our Foreign Policy Properly. It Will Be Remembered As The Last Time Major Countries Had To Put People In The Field And Put Them In Harm's Way. It May Be The Last Of All Human Nature Wars, Which Is A Nice Way To Remember Any Kind Of A War, As The Last One.

Fighting Wars Is Not So Much About Killing People As It Is About Finding Things Out. The More You Know, The More Likely You Are To Win A Battle.