COVID-Quotes | Exposing the (Covid1984) madness

"And last: devilish is he who erects the kingdom of lies and forces other people to live in it. This still goes beyond the humiliation of spiritual separation, then the kingdom of the perverse world is erected, and the Antichrist wears the mask of the Savior (...). The devil is not the slayer, he is Diabolos, the slanderer, is the 'God' in whom the lie is not cowardice, as in man, but domination. He spills the last resort of despair, the knowledge, he instigates the realm of madness, because it is madness to settle in the lie." Arnold Gehlen

"The fact that so many successful politicians are such shameless liars is not only a reflection on them, it is also a reflection on us. When the people want the impossible, only liars can satisfy." Thomas Sowell

“You can live in a dictatorship and be free – on one condition: that you fight the dictatorship. The man who thinks with is own mind and keeps it uncorrupted is free. The man who fights for what he thinks is right is free. But you can live in the most democratic country on earth, and if you’re lazy, obtuse or servile within yourself, you’re not free. Even without any violent coercion, you’re a slave. You can’t beg your freedom from someone. You have to seize it – everyone as much as he can." Ignazio Silone

"Hell is empty, And all the devils are here." William Shakespeare

"The real rulers in Washington are invisible, and exercise power from behind the scenes." Felix Frankfurter,

"Countless people, from maharajas to millionaires and from pukha sahibs to pretty ladies, will hate the new world order, be rendered unhappy by the frustration of their passions and ambitions through its advent and will die protesting against it." Herbert George Wells

"The ruling class has the schools and press under its thumb. This enables it to sway the emotions of the masses." Albert Einstein

"The State is the Mafia pretending to a Human Rights Organization" Dave Smith

"Governments not only are not necessary, but are harmful and most highly immoral institutions." Leo Tolstoy