I hate all the pretense that NATO has good intentions. Good intentions doesn't require jet fighters, attack helicopters and mercenaries like me on one's payroll. Fear and greed are the requirements for these things.

And good intentions? These scared him the most: people with good intentions tended not to question themselves. And people who didn't question themselves, in the scientific world and beyond, were the ones to watch out for.

A prison made of steel and stone I can endure, and have endured, but never could I survive being locked away in one with walls made of fear and ghost for guards.

Stupidity, fear and poverty are passed down just like intellect, courage and wealth.

In my opinion, the word 'fear' is like the word love. It’s over used by people who can’t even define it. I experience both fear and guilt every time I’m around a mild mannered, well-educated male who is profoundly aware that he has one mouth and two ears and he uses them proportionally.

Fear is exactly like nuclear power. It's dangerous enough under ideal conditions.