“There are no curves more perfect than those of a woman, no smile more grandiose than that of a child, no man more deserving of eternal life than he who gives his life to save another.”

“Young children cannot possibly understand the motives of adults. It means little to a young child that the parent feels love for him if that parent keeps disappearing at almost any time. The child experiences a sense of abandonment, a subliminal knowledge that there are things in the world much more important to the parent than he, the child, that he is not worthy of the parent’s attention. He begins to feel, at first unconsciously, that there must be something wrong with him. He also begins to work too hard to get his needs met: demanding contact, acting out or trying to please the parent to gain approval and attention.”

“There is no greater trap than the justice invented by man, if not that of an eye for an eye.”

“Social networks are the pulpit, where the fool finds the opportunity to be heard in the face of the decadence of his real life.”

“Religion is a social phenomenon that man invented to enslave his own kind. But faith, based on an understanding of the common good, is the certainty of possessing what one does not have and seeing the world as more stable.”

“There is no ruler or king who by faith in God is faithful to his people because they are worshipers of satan.”

“The only thing the poor man enjoys as much or more than the richest or the wisest is sex.”

“We are all children of human history, except the globalists who are servants of Satan and his applauding parasites.”

“The family therapist David Freeman once concluded a public lecture on intimacy and relationships by saying that if there was any one thing he hoped his audience would remember from his talk, it was the awareness that one does not know his or her spouse, his or her children. We may believe we have a perfect idea of why they act as they do, when in reality our beliefs reflect no more than our own anxieties.”