Sometimes I Ask Myself Whether

The More Democratic And Open A Society Is, The More It's Exposed To Terrorism. The More A Country Is Free, Not Governed By A Police Regime, The More It Risks Hijackings Or Massacres Like The Ones That Took Place For Many Years In Italy And Germany And Other Parts Of Europe.

I Have Never Met A Man More Shy Than Clark Gable. He Was So Shy, You Couldn't Make Him Talk.

But To Deny Fate Is Arrogance, To Declare That We Are The Sole Shapers Of Our Existence Is Madness;if You Deny Fate Life Becomes The Series Of Missed Opportunities, A Regret For What Never Was And Could Have Been, A Remorse Of What Was Not Done And Could Have Been Done, And The Present Is Wasted, Twisted Into Another Missed Oppurtunity.

I Have Always Looked On Disobedience Toward The Oppressive As The Only Way To Use The Miracle Of Having Been Born.

I've Always Disliked Kamikazes, That Is, People Who Commit Suicide In Order To Kill Others. Starting With The Japanese Ones From World War Ii. I Never Considered Them Pietro Miccas Who Torch The Powder And Go Up With The Citadel In Order To Block The Arrival Of The Enemy Troops At Torino. I Never Considered Them Soldiers.