Author of quotes: Yuri Andropov

I said the wrong thing some villain,
Like power corrupts people.
About how all the pundits keep saying
Since so many years,
Oblivious (there's a mess!),
What most people power ports.

Lying in the hospital. All exhausted,
each minute is expensive.
Yes, understand life better
since ass sit on a hedgehog.

Yes, we are all mortal, though against the grain
To me this truth, which is not terrible,
But put and I like all die
And the memory of me will erase the gray of the Summer.
We are mortal in this world "under the moon":
Life is only a moment, nothingness - forever
Spinning in the Universe, the earth,
Live and people die.
But being born in the darkness,
Indestructible on the way to dawn
Other generation on Earth
Carry further the life of the relay.

Sometimes in politics, the bluff is valid, but it's not for heads of state. At this level you need to be rather than to seem.

In any society there are drawbacks. If we talk about a socialist, his biggest drawback is the lack of system, and most importantly, the lack of objective criteria for the selection and nomination of personnel. Under capitalism there is a natural selection of leaders on the basis of competition, if we exclude a relatively small percentage of a large inheritance of capital. We have a lot of subjectivity, grades are given by spoken slogans, and even political demagoguery.

Strict order does not require capital investment, and gives greater impact.

Frankly, we are still not studied adequately in the society in which we live and work.

You can take away freedom, only you must first give the sausage.