"As long as there is no world order and no world government, no world legislature or world police (all of which I hope will be in place by the end of the 21st century), no country can do without with a defense force. And as long as there is no world government that enables every people striving for liberty to attain its goal by peaceful means, freedom-fighters will need to use arms."

"The neo-mods limit Islam to individuals and reject the idea of a collective Muslim identity, such as the concept of Ummah. They call it one of the “most important consequences of the enlightened tendency.”

"Solemn emotions of unison—amongst the Muslims—is thus not only a pre-requisite to face challenges to the 21st-century epoch, but also an indispensable need for the faithful—bound by the teachings of Islam—to crush n’ curb all sorts of flawed notions, produced n’ twisted by a set of fanatics n’ radicals, who have—perceptibly—given an awful name to the fabulous faith, as—Islam is the most peaceful religion, which loves n’ adores peace n’ harmony and loathes n’ hates—sadism n’ terrorism in its’ all form n’ manifestations—wherever it exits in a hideous n’ harsh way."

"The Organization of African Unity, led by South African President Nelson Mandela, a longstanding comrade in the struggle against racism and imperialism, encouraged Gaddafi to deliver the suspects and called for lifting the sanctions. In 1998, Gaddafi agreed to the trial, and the UN sanctions were suspended."

"It does not take too long before the public will wary of the "sky is falling" routine. There might be another life-destroying disaster to keep the fear levels up, or to intensify them so as to remove more American freedoms."

"The Western form of government is a product of an attitude of human mind, whereby people become oblivious to the spiritual dimension of existence and concentrate on the material world."

"But the question that Lenny Bruce kept voicing from the stage, meanwhile, still hangs in the air: “Do you people think yourselves better because you burned your enemies at long distance with missiles without ever seeing what you had done to them?”

"The State now needs to stand together to respond in a coordinated and competent manner to the challenge it faces. Standing by ‘ones own’ in troubled times maybe necessary, not sufficient. An objective stock-taking of the security-apparatus is apparently already underway."