Fighting For Freedom Quotes

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Iris Murdoch
“True politics is simply the drying of tears and the endless fight for freedom. Without freedom there is no art and no truth. I revere great artists and the men who say no to tyrants.”
Iris Murdoch, The Black Prince

Abhijit Naskar
“A human, caught under the oppression of a foreign nation in his/her own country, can be willingly to risk his/her life in order to achieve freedom. To call this act a self-sacrifice, one would have to presume that the person didn’t mind living as a slave of the British. The selfishness of a person who is willing to die, if necessary, fighting for his/her freedom, lies in the fact that he/she is unwilling to go on living in a world where he/she is no longer able to act on his/her own rules and regulations, that is, a world where rudimentary human conditions of existence are no longer possible.”
Abhijit Naskar, Prescription: Treating India's Soul

Rick Steves
“. . . I'm reminded that I simply inherited freedom. For many, freedom has to be earned.”
Rick Steves, For the Love of Europe: My Favorite Places, People, and Stories

Vinko Vrbanic
“The sieges of Gvozdansko, Croatia and Alamo, U.S. tell the true stories of small bands of heroes who stood against massive armies to defend their homelands. They echo innate human devotion to the idea of fighting for freedom across the world. Alamo was designate by UNESCO as a World Heritage site in 2015. Gvozdansko deserves more research and the same level of respect and protection for its equal relevance. The Croatian landmark was the site of the pivotal 103-day Battle of Gvozdansko in 1578 against the Ottoman army. Among those who fought and died there were the common miners together with their families.”
Vinko Vrbanic

Mark M. Bello
“If this group of worthless trash wants to live through this experience, they will need someone to speak for them and take responsibility. Will that be you?”
Mark M. Bello, L'DOR V'DOR: From Generation to Generation