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Quotes from Speaking Out — Vijay R. Singh

1931–2006 Fiji

← All quotes by Vijay R. Singh

8 quotes

Undeserved forgiveness is unforgivable encouragement of evil.

Speaking Out (2006)

Some of the victims may, in a show of simulated or genuine generosity of spirit, feign forgiveness.

Speaking Out (2006)

A soufflé doesn’t rise twice; neither will the National Bank.

Speaking Out (2006)

And lastly, if, after a day of rest, one should feel energised for recreation of an amorous kind, he or she must heed the cautionary chorus: ‘Never on a Sunday’.

Speaking Out (2006)

The merchants of malice continue to ply their wicked trade at every opportunity by maligning a whole race that is innocent of any wrongdoing against Fijian custom, tradition or their land.

Speaking Out (2006)

Why are Indo-Fijians supposed to be good at managing businesses but are not to be allowed to manage the biggest business of all, the government of the country? Why? Oh why?

Speaking Out (2006)

Instead of celebrating the richness of our diverse cultures, our distinguishing features became cruel dividing walls to keep us apart in ministering to the affairs of our common home.

Speaking Out (2006)

However distressed and disillusioned, the Indians will behave as they always have -- with the same patience, fortitude and indomitable spirit that their forefathers showed in the long night of the Girmit' -- With a mind without fear and head held high.

Speaking Out (2006)

Attribution

Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Vijay R. Singh (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.