Zbigniew Ostrowski

“Emin’s My Bed, which was nominated for the prestigious Turner Prize, consisted of an unmade bed complete with bottles of vodka, used prophylactics, and bloodied undergarments. While on display at the Tate Gallery in 1999, the bed was vandalized by two nude men who proceeded to jump on it and drink the vodka. The world of modern art being what it is, everyone at the gallery applauded, assuming that the vandalism was part of the show. Emin is now employed as a professor at the European Graduate School.”
― Thomas E. Woods Jr., How the Catholic Church Built Western Civilization

“Today there were fear, hatred, and pain, but no dignity of emotion, no deep or complex sorrows.”
― George Orwell, 1984

“Finally, Galileo did not say “And yet it does move” as he left the courtroom. There is no contemporary record of his saying this; the claim first appears in a book about Galileo written over a century later.1”
― Diane Moczar, Seven Lies About Catholic History

“Catholics have always held that the soul is immeasurably more important than the body. Therefore, one who destroys the faith and grace that are the life of the soul is more guilty than one who merely kills the body. For this reasonable attitude there is surely no reason to apologize.”
― Diane Moczar, Seven Lies About Catholic History