Government Quotes
Jefferson leads this page, followed by Milton Friedman, Robert LeFevre and Lincoln. Most of it is political philosophy, with a few jokes mixed in: P. J. O’Rourke in Parliament of Whores (1991) says giving money and power to government is like giving whiskey and car keys to teenage boys, and Will Rogers, in 1935, said a comedian needs no credit when the whole government is working for him.
Two well-known lines are flagged. “Men must be governed by God or they will be ruled by tyrants” is credited to William Penn, but the oldest wording the notes cite is from a 1949 speech by Norman Vincent Peale. The one about a government big enough to give you everything being big enough to take it away is credited to Barry Goldwater, and the notes point to older versions of it.
The UPA passed a Bill in Parliament and ‘banned’ these names to be used for any government project.
"Future shocks could exceed the ‘ability to respond’ of governments, businesses and citizens".
Local governments in Lagos State have been autonomous and manage their funds without interference.
Any government that chooses to be an ally of terror has also chosen to be an enemy of civilization.