“British industry is the work of the British nation — nay, of Europe and India taken together — not of separate individuals.”

“The recent bloody repressions in Jamaica […] the continual cleaning-up operations in India […] the savage repression of the Arabs in Palestine… all these are symbolic of British Imperialism.”

“Events in Persia have moved with a rapidity which has startled political commentators.”

“But no state is entitled to use justice for Iranians as a pretext for advancing its own ambitions for domination…”
– Amir Khadir

“But nowadays human suffering does not count unless it is related in secret documents.”

“In the 20s, like many young Chinese intellectuals of his day, he went to Paris to study, and it was there partly out of homesickness, as he tells it, that he wrote his first novel Destruction”

“Would they not be obliged then to say clearly and distinctly that the present war is a war between two groups of predators equally inimical to freedom?”

“Have those who now extol Chiang Kai-Shek as a great democrat looked at his record? Have they forgotten that his merciless slaughter of the revolutionary Chinese workers had earned for him the title of ‘Butcher of the Chinese Revolution’?”

“Before the invasions and occupations, which lasted approximately three months, there were no Federal, State, County, or City funds available for services to Native Americans in Seattle.”