the government [Theme]

I believe that democracy flourishes when the government can act in its own interests, and when the press can decide whether to print what it knows.

“With America's abysmally low economic growth,” writes Time magazine, “we can't even save ourselves from 9 percent unemployment in our own country, much less begin to save the world.”

Democracy is needed, but before changing the government, shouldn't you change something in yourself?

Every time it has to run a budget deficit (and it has to do it all the time), the government is tormented - should it borrow or print? Truly Hamletian

We know only three market subjects - the household (population), the firm (producers), and the government (the apparatus of government officials representing society and its economic interests). Households and firms must include their expenses into their income. They can, of course, spend more, but it will be borrowed money that must be returned within the agreed time frame, and with interest. Only the state is in a different situation - its expenses may exceed its income.

I confess, I deceived women, but in relation to the Russian government I have always been a gentleman.

He understood everything right away, but I thought he was just crazy.

The direct dependence of income on the results of market activity is violated only in one case - when it is objectively impossible to participate in it (pensioners, young people of working age, disabled people, dependents, the unemployed). These categories of the population are supported by the entire society, on behalf of which the government regularly pays cash benefits.

The masses always adore only power. The government rules - they adore it and hate us, tomorrow we will be in power - they will adore us...

At the industrial level of production, genius alone no longer solves anything. We need a leader to direct the efforts of the team. This is already imperial science.

“Sir,” he began, “when winter comes with cold, rain and snow, the doctor repeats to you every day: Keep

If tomorrow our government comes to the decision to issue a fine to everyone who claims unreasonable stupidity, we will build the strongest economy in the history of mankind.

Even more depressing was the reaction of the international community to the civil war in Spain. The fighting began in July 1936, when General Franco decided to overthrow the government of the Spanish Republic and establish a fascist regime in the country. <...> Hitler and Mussolini provided him with material assistance and sent thousands of soldiers. Hitler sent Franco his Condor Legion, which bombed Guernica. This bombardment became the subject of a famous painting by Pablo Picasso.

Is it necessary to defend a government that lies to its citizens? A country becomes dangerous if it is no longer possible to trust anyone in it, if there is no way to tell the truth! I tell you - let justice be done, even if the heavens fall to Earth!