King of Quotes Game - Shorter Book of Quotes

POWERINTRODUCTIONEuropean Union
The European Union (EU) formally began with the
European Economic Community (EEC) in 1957. The EEC
worked for many decades, adding more members
states, expanding the policies & finally adopting the
Euro as a new central currency in 1999, as legal tender
in 2002. Greece joined the EU in 2001.

Todayʼs EU began in 1993 as a political & economic
union of 28 member states, of 513 million people (7.3%
of the worldʼs population). While no member state has

left the EU yet, with Brexit the UK is
negotiating a withdrawal.

The EU has developed an internal single market through
a standardized system of laws that apply in certain

matters. EU policies aim to ensure the free movement of
people, goods, services and capital within
the internal market.

The EU is currently a confederation (unlike a federation
superstate, like the USA, wherein ultimate power lies in
a federal hierarchy). A confederation keeps power with
the individual states. The past 2 French Presidents have
proposed new reforms for the EU with pooled financial

resources, an EU Finance Minister, and Europe-wide
financial policy, which would be
more akin to a federation.

INTRODUCTIONEuropean Union FREEDOM
The European Union (EU) formally began with the
European Economic Community (EEC) in 1957. The EEC
worked for many decades, adding more members
states, expanding the policies & finally adopting the
Euro as a new central currency in 1999, as legal tender
in 2002. Greece joined the EU in 2001.

Todayʼs EU began in 1993 as a political & economic
union of 28 member states, of 513 million people (7.3%
of the worldʼs population). While no member state has

left the EU yet, with Brexit the UK is
negotiating a withdrawal.

The EU has developed an internal single market through
a standardized system of laws that apply in certain

matters. EU policies aim to ensure the free movement of
people, goods, services and capital within
the internal market.

The EU is currently a confederation (unlike a federation
superstate, like the USA, wherein ultimate power lies in
a federal hierarchy). A confederation keeps power with
the individual states. The past 2 French Presidents have
proposed new reforms for the EU with pooled financial

resources, an EU Finance Minister, and Europe-wide
financial policy, which would be
more akin to a federation.

POWER EuroHpaenannahUAnrieonndt

Winston Churchill

The European Union (EU) formally began with the
POLITICS
European EconomicMCoammriuenityC(uEErCi)ein 1957. The EEC
Not everyone would agree, but is it possible that twhoerkeendtifroer many decades, adding more members
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the receiving end of that domination, those are aecxotpifoethnreisewlneocarlielnvdfgetʼsthpeoEpUuVlaytelioat,ndw).iitWmh hBiirrleexLnitoethmneeiUnmKbeisr
dis-empowerment at the hands of those whose state has

a real impact upon millions.  negotFiartiinegdarwicithhdrNawiael.tzsche

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of the most powerful people the world

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of those who are the architects of mass imntoovewmheant Ttlshie,esoEfUbseioshcciniuardrlentlythaeEcirnowtnefreindnaelrRmataoiorknme(tu.mnleikel
re-engineering. You will get a glimpse a federation

the sweeping actions taken, and start taonudndtoerdstraivnaspethdurfepoehwepdiunroehsmdsrtaaiaevadlttiednhi,nutiieetlaiiyrkswlaesrrtctaehhfteyeo)srU.MJ.mSATosAhafsceo,oerrwpngpatfhheseaehdtr2eeErriSUenFartttuweioalntiTnitcmlhhhiknapeaPtoeerpoetpcssleiodhpdweoefenwinrtrsealrihnewacsiviaitenhl
that motivates people to seek power
into new directions.

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of 15 people who
to take power.

George Orwell

Eric Blair, using the pen name George Orwell,

INTRODUCTIONwas an English novelist, essayist, journalist &
critic, whose work is focused on social injustice,

Thank you for grabbing a copy of the King of Quotes Game book edition.  We knoepwpwoe swiatinotend ttootatkoe taanliinttaerraicativneistemam&aptphroeacshuwpithptohertgaomfe,
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in the making for both of us, along with a year of focused development, ePonwtaireelrs,2ot0wtoah icdmeenaetusmrtyh,bataenhrdavoseofbmetehenweoinuInladdcsoeanypstatehnrntodtuugeghnooufttwLaaalrl bothofrohuuisrgtohProyau.t rWtthyee.
play testing, and research. At the outset we wanted to make a game that osenleeHcgteirdosu3tpe0oahf icsqthuooreitceraslaafirngeudrbelusliefaentidn-ltoeodrng Fgarneiefzrdeiodemtnhcedam,rdiAsntaoldntdhoetuhseestowHthouegrxrsoleeutpyos,,f
brought history to life. So we found quotes from some of the most influential quotes are red tainutetdhPoowreerdca“rdBs.r aNevietheNr gerowup Wis gooordldo”r b.ad, as youʼll
people in history and turned it into a guessing game.
soon discover, as some historical heroes said and did some shocking things.
It has been a fun project to make and now we want to share it in as many
ways as possible. As of this writing the game is a free downloadable PDF By noOmrewanesllaries wbeeshitstkornicoalwscnhofloarrs tahnde tahelrleegwioll rbiecaqluonteosvfreolm
on our website. You can download a set of cards and print them at home to people“Athant icmoualdl bFeaforrmei”the(rpFurebedliosmheordPoiwner1. 9W4e5e)n,coaunradgetyhoeu to
play. This book is a simple compilation of those same cards so everyone can fdroienydodsu.yrWsothwoennpwrieaesenpaurntcohouvtatnehdel st“oe1cfo9onsd8tee4rdtihtNiaotnindoeefbtthaeeteeganammEeoniwggehywotiylul -tFaaknoeduthyroo”suer
have access to all the fun things we discovered. Our goal has been simple, conflicting opinions and (thpouugbhltissuhnededr sienrio1us9a4d9vis)e.ment.  
make history accessible in today's fast paced world. 
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Ideally we wish we could have put every influential historical figure, famous thaat?"r. eThmeroe taereccohaldllenSgcesoatntidshcouisnltearncdhalulenngtiels,haelondgiewdith. cCluelos stoe
and infamous, into the game but we limited ourselves to find 30 influential htoelcpotyolloecudt m1e0aatpcthohitnh,teshwreiginhswt.qTauhoisstebeownoitkghiatshaegcreiogdlhletcihtniiostnoaroicffaaelllvfitgehuerrietsh.ehThqeruaofitrcestsetfertoaomm
people that have helped shape the modern world we live in and select their all the historical figures in thefignaimseh.  “1984”.
best 12 quotes. Thus the game King of Quotes was created. Like us, you will
be shocked to discover "Who said that?" . In our research we discovered LreoandgOtahrfrtoweur gethhleltʼhgseaqwmueooitserskfinaicnsdhoelneda,tirynnouau beaonsudt ttyohoeusirenfhfriilesutnoedrsinccacal enfigucusreuelstht. uisTrhbeeos,oeka3t0os
just how much these 30 people have shaped our world with their words and influentimal apenoypleostfillhhiasvetererlemvasncheainvyeouer lnifetetordeady. Wlaenhgopueaygouee;njoy
ideas. Some have moved millions, while others have shared the right words the“bOoorkwanedlleivaenn ”m,orwe shoicthhe graemfee.rrs to totalitarian control,
with key people, who in turn changed the lives of entire generations. It will Good luacsk iwn beelclomaisng“tBheigKinBgroor tQhueeern”,of“Qthuooteus!ght police”,
quickly surprise you how contradictory, poignant, and relevant their words
are still today. This is not your grammar school history lesson. 

So the question we asked ourselves early on was, how do we make a game
out of just quotes? There have been many trivia games in the past and I am
sure there will be many more.

Barn“abryoMoamich1ae0l1A”nd,e“rsnunewspeak”, “doublethink”, and

Noble A. DraKoln “thoughtcrime”.

PLAY THE GAMEEuropean Union
The European Union (EU) formally began with the
European Economic Community (EEC) in 1957. The EEC
worked for many decades, adding more members
states, expanding the policies & finally adopting the
Euro as a new central currency in 1999, as legal tender
in 2002. Greece joined the EU in 2001.

Todayʼs EU began in 1993 as a political & economic
union of 28 member states, of 513 million people (7.3%
of the worldʼs population). While no member state has

left the EU yet, with Brexit the UK is
negotiating a withdrawal.

The EU has developed an internal single market through
a standardized system of laws that apply in certain

matters. EU policies aim to ensure the free movement of
people, goods, services and capital within
the internal market.

The EU is currently a confederation (unlike a federation
superstate, like the USA, wherein ultimate power lies in
a federal hierarchy). A confederation keeps power with
the individual states. The past 2 French Presidents have
proposed new reforms for the EU with pooled financial

resources, an EU Finance Minister, and Europe-wide
financial policy, which would be
more akin to a federation.

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GAME RULES George Orwell

Here are the step by step instructions on how to play the King of Quotes card game. Details on how to play King of Quotes:

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3 super simple rules on how to play - First team to 10 points wins: 2. Each wturan bsouanncesEfrnomgtleiasmhtontoeavme, aliltsetr,naetinsgsbaetywiesetn,pjlaoyuerrs nfroamliesatch&team.

1. Each player picks a team, either Freedom or Power. Equal players on each team. 3. FULcLrGitAiMc,E wONhLYo: sThee pwlaoyerrkwhiossefoturcnuitsisepdicksounp asnoImcpiaaclt cianrdju, asntdicreea,ds
2. Lay out all historical figures cards face up, blue team Freedom, red team Power. this privoateplyp, foorstihteiior enyestoonltyo. Tthaeylimtausrt iuasenthiissmImp&act tchared fosruthpisptuornr. t of
3. Each player pulls a Quote card, guesses which historical figure said it to get a
point for their team. 4. FULL GAME ONLY: Player can select Guessing Quote, or Multiple Choice Quote.

Detaills on how to setup King of Quotes: 5. Playderepmickos ucpr2aqtuicotescoarcdisafrloimsmthe.qBuoeteincagrdsa, resaodscthiaemlilsotu,d htoeevewryaonse.
1. Each player joins either Freedom, or Power, best if each team has equal players 6. Thaislpsloayear hams etomselbecet orneooff tthheese I2nqduoeteps eafnterdreeandtingLathebmobuotrh,Pwaithrinty1.0
2.Shuffle all 120 Multiple Choice Quote cards and put them face down on the table nseocno-sneHdles.citsTehdetieqruoaothtceehristeepaurmt ianmtnoemdthbeeldrisifscecaa-nrldompaniklege, swufhgregireeesntuiosdends,oqAnuowltdehsicoghouq.usotHe tuo xpilcek.yT,he
in their own pile (You can do this only if you want "Fast Play" ) 7. The timer is thenatuurtnhedoornefdor 6“0B, 9ra0 vore12N0 seecwondWs (doerpeldnd”ing. on the group)
3. If you want "Full Play", Shuffle all 240 Guessing Quote cards in addition to pile of gsiidvein,gwthOhoemtrhwetiymeethltinolksiessaleibdctteah eshitqsutokortniec.aol wfigunreffororm tehitheer athellFeregedoormicsiadel onr tohevPeolwer
Multiple Choice Quote Cards and put all face down on the table in their own piles 
4. Shuffle all 22 Impact cards, put them face down on the table (only for full game) 8. The pl“aAyernainmd taealmFcaanrumse”Cl(uepcuabrdslitshheyehdaveinto h1e9lp4gu5e)ss,thae nhidstortihcael figure.
5. Shuffle all 36 Clue cards and put them face down on the table (only for full game)
6. Lay out the tracking game board, with 2 playing pieces 9. Alterdnaytisvetloy,pthieay ncannjuostvpeiclk e“it1he9r 8Fre4edNomionrePoteweernas Etheigsohutrcye-Fofothue rq”uote.
7. Lay out 15 blue Freedom historical figures cards face up, 5 rows by 3 cards
8. Lay out 15 red Power historical figures cards face up, 5 rows by 3 cards 10. Each player must provid(epaun banlsiwsehrewdithiinnthe19tim4e,9th)e.y can consult with other
9. Place each of the 30 black and white historical figure cards under each of the
colored historical figures cards team members, but cannot consult online, nor look up the answer, they can only talk
10. Optionally lay out the 15 organization cards in 5 rows by cards face up
11. Have a timer ready with Ttheeirrmowinntaealmlymeimllbefrrso. m tuberculosis, Orwell stayed on
12. Have the quote answers ready
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Now the game playing area is setup, and you are ready to begin play. 1p2la.yTinhtgeootepdapmoe,siansgothtteh,aamthwceahnewnopathtieosnpaellalnyyigdnigsacutgesasemadnmd ieenmlebcaet rif fptehroevyviedwerasinstthhteoircrhaaanclslewenegret,otthhee
finish “1984”.challenging team then has the opportunity to share their answer - it cannot be the same

answer as the playing team.

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14. If the pmlayaerncyhosoe fa GhuisesstinegrQmuosteh, aandvetheyeanreterigrhet,dthelyagnetg2upoaingtsepl;us any
bonu“sOpoirnwts, eanldlibaonnu”s,a wcluhe cicarhd toreheflep rthresir tteoamtowitthatlhietiar nreixat qnuocteo. ntrol,
15. If theyapslaywereislrligahts, th“eyBkiegepBthraot qtuhoetero”n,th“eitrhsiodeu. ght police”,
16. Iqf ut“hoerteop, latohyemeyr tga1ekte0s tt1hhea”t r,higish“ttonarinecaswwl efisrg,pubryeeʼspaicckakir”ndg,ot“fhfedthroeighubto bhairlsdeto. rtNihcoaiwlnfiktghu”erye, andwho said
that
have that 

“thoughtcrime”.figures card, and it's attached quote(s) - until another player guesses a correct quote

from that same historicial figure, allowing them to take that figure from that player!

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GAME RULES George Orwell

Eric Blair, using the pen name George Orwell,

Answer options for the player whose turn it is with the Quote card: There awrea2svaernsioEnsnogfltihsehgnamoev:elist, essayist, journalist &

A. Answer just by picking Freedom or Power and hope to get 1 point - no challenge 1. Fasct rpilatiycg,amwehseot,stheatwhaos r12k0 iMsufltoiplceuCsheoicde Qounotesso, acnidanlo iInmjpuacsttoicr eCl,ue
for this answer. cards. Soimpplperotospiltaiyo. n to totalitarianism & the support of
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B. Select from the multiple choice historical figure options, aiming to get 2 points (no
clue card is won) - this answer can be challenged by the other team, who can also also a member of the Independent Labour Party.
look at the quote card answer options.
His teacher and life-long friend, Aldous Huxley,
C. Try and guess from the quote number on the card who the historical figure is, using Optional rwulaeyssaatfouewtshettoiumpreesad:nd“Bplraay v-ebeNtteerwtoWusoesrladft”er. playing the
any clue cards, aiming to get 2 points and a clue card -  this answer can be standard
challenged by the other team, who can also look at the quote card answer options.

How points are calculated - move the teams playing piece up and down A. OptiOonarllwy yeolulciasn mbixemsutltkipnleochwoicne qfuoortesthwieth tahellgeuegssoinrgiqcuaotlesn. ovel

the tracking board: Bhi.sOtopritcioanl“afAigllyunryeiosmus hnaooutlludsFegaothreomnpre”ea-sceh(lpesciduteedb. Prleliadsyhainnegddlbikleuietnhtiesa1, me9as,4chb5uptl)ian,ysetearacnda,dnsetaltekhceteawhtuicrnh 
- 1 point for getting the right side (either Freedom or Power) in pickidngyas htiostopriicaalnfigunreofvoretlhe“ir1ow9n8te4amNs siidnee. teen Eighty-Four”

(published in 1949).- 2 points for getting the right historical figure - challenging team can also get 2 points C. Optionally if a player is right with their answer to a quote card, and the other team
- Bonus point if right historical figure is from their own side = 3 points already has that historical figure taken off the board, this new winning player can take

- Minus 1 point for getting the wrong answer - challenging team can also lose 1 point that Thiestorrmicailnfiagulrleyaiwlal yfrfroommthetuobppeorsicngutleoamsi,sa,loOng rwwitheitl'sl astttaachyeed dquootens.
- Any additional points from an Impact card gTheetsseaaqpurooeitnemtsfaoorreteeaadcdhceoqduluodpte, aSanttcdaocthhtiestdinsetohwtwhiasintlnahinisngtodtreicaauml nfwigthiuolretho. oTekhetdhtaeitae hmidstwo.rhiCocallloofsitgsutehree 

- Optionally - any additional points by taking a historical figure (and it's quotes) from tohistorical fidguereadtohn,othloesewtheapsoinetsn, tgheay gonelydlosienthae hfisetovricearl ifisghurer. ace to
finish “1984”.D. Optionally after winning a quote card, before their turn ends, that player can elect
the opposing team
- Optionally - any points from selecting a correct Organization card to select an Organizational card, trying to pick which Organization that specific 

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Winning Team - First team to hit 10 points wins, or they win if the other manyand the player gets oiotprpfigohhsti,nigsthetetyeatmarkmdeotsehsehnOoartglvoaesneiztaehteinopntoeoinfrft.ethde olpaponsignguteaagm,ew;inning
team hits negative 10 points first.
an extra point. The
E. O“ptOionralwly eyolulicaannp”la,ywtohseiecwhhorehitfse2r0rpsoitnots fitrost toar elvitean 3r0iapnoinctsofirnst.trol,

as well as “Big Brother”, “thought police”,

“room 101”, “newspeak”, “doublethink”, and

“thoughtcrime”.

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George Orwell

Eric Blair, using the pen name George Orwell,

CONTENTSwas an English novelist, essayist, journalist &
critic, whose work is focused on social injustice,

opposition to totalitarianism & the support of

FREEDOM QUOTES POWER QUOTdEeSmocratic socialismP. BOeLinIgTIaCsSocialist, he was
also a member of the Independent Labour Party.

12 Albert Einstein [scientist] 210 Hannah Arendt H[pihsiltoesaopchheer]r and life-lo4n08g frFierenedm,aAsolndroy us Huxley,
25 Steve Jobs [entrepreneur] 223 Winston Churchill [politiciaanu]thored “Br4a0v9e NCeowmmWunoisrtlPda”rty.

38 John F. Kennedy [politician] 236 Marie Curie [scieOntirswt] ell is best known41f0or tFhaebiaanlleSogcoiertiycal novel
51 Martin Luther King Jr [activist]
64 Lao-Tzu [philosopher] 249 Benjamin Franklin “[sAcineinmtisat]l Farm” (pub4l1i1shedLabinou1r9P4ar5ty), and the
77 Malcolm X [activist]
90 Satoshi Nakamoto [scientist] 262 Joseph Goebbelsd[ypsotloitipciiaann] novel “1948142 NiCnoentseeervnatEiviegPhatyrt-yF(oUuKr)”
103 George Orwell [writer]
116 Osho (Rajneesh) [philosopher] 275 Andrew Jackson [politician] (publish4e1d3 inN1o9b4e9l P)r.ize
129 Rosa Parks [activist]
142 Plato [philiospher] 288 Vladimir Lenin T[peorlmiticiniaan]lly ill from tub4e1rc4uloDseism,oOcrarwt Pealrltystayed on
155 Ayn Rand [writer]
168 Eleanor Roosevelt [politician] 301 Friedrich Nietzsachere[mphoitloesocpohledr]Scottish41is5lanRdepuunbtliilcahnePdariteyd. Close
181 Margaret Sanger [activist] 314 Richard Nixon [ptoolidticeiaant]h, he was eng4a1g6edAixnisaFofrecvees rish race to
194 Virginia Woolf [writer]
finish “1984”.

327 John D. Rockefeller Sr. [entrepreneur] 417 Allied Forces

340 Erwin Rommel [WOWrw2e] llʼs work contin4u1e8s toThinefLlueaegnuceeocf uNlatutiroen,s as
353 Joseph Stalin [p“oOlitrimcwiaaennl]lyiaonf”h, iws hteicrhmsreh4f1ae9rvres eUtonnittteeodrteaNdliatlataiornniasgnuacgoen;trol,
366 Margaret Thatcher a[psowliteiclilana]s “Big Bro4t2h0er”B, i“ldtehrobeurgghGt rpoouplice”,
379 George Washing“tornoo[pmoli1tic0ia1n”], “newsp4e2a1k”,Eu“rdopoeuabnleUtnhioinnk”, and

392 Woodrow Wilson [politician] “thou4g2h2tcriCmiveil”R.ights Movement

GeorAglbeeOrt rEwinestlelin

FREEDOMEric Blair, using theSpteenvenaJmoebGseorge Orwell,
was an English novelist, essayist, journalist &
critic, whose work iJsofohcnuseFd. oKnesnonciealdinyjustice,
free·dom / frēd m / noun
the power or right to act, speak, or think asdoeopmnpoeocsriatioticn stooctioatlaisMlmita.arBiarentiniinsgmaL&usotthhceieaslriustpK,phionergtwoaJfsr
wants without hindrance or restraint.
also a member of thLeaIond-Tepzeundent Labour Party.

It is easy for United States citizens to ftraekeedfoomr ghraanstenHdoistthteaailrwcFahaieurysrtshtaonreddlif“eMB-lroaanvgelcfNorieelmwndW,XAolrdldo”us. Huxley,
Amendment rights. Unfortunately,

been codified into law and protected, in fact all aOroruwnedll itshebest knoSwan tfoorsthhie Nallaegkoarimcaol ntoovel

world people are still dying and fighting for their righ“tAtnoimexailstF.arm” (published in 1945), and the

As we developed the game we looked at obviousdyhsitsotopriaicnalnovel “1G98e4oNrgineeteOenrEwigehltly-Four”

figures that represented freedom Martin Luther King, Rosa (publOishsehd oin (1R94a9j)n. eesh) on
Parks, along with more subtle freedom oriented Tpeermopinlaelllyikiell
from tuberculosis, Orwell stayed
Satoshi Nakamoto and George Orwell. Plus we felat croemmopteellceodld ScottRishoissalanPdaurnktilshe died. Close
to include the not so subtle Steve Jobs. 
We combed through dozens and dozens to death, he wasfienPnisglhaa“gt1oe9d8i4n”a. feverish race to

of profiles and did a

gut check to narrow it down to just fifteen freedoOmriwnespllʼirsinwgork contAinuyens tRoainnflduence culture, as
hfiigsutorerisc,aml faignuyrems.orTeh, earnedarwehmenorweefreperidnot mlatienrspeirdin“itOgiornhmwsisaetonollyfiraitconhaf”elh, iws hteicrhmEsrelhefaearvrens eotonrtteoRrteaodliotlaasrneiagvnueacgloten;trol,

game we look forward to adding them. For now, hise“rtrehao'asotamwaes1tlfla0tea1rrts”,““BnigewBMsropteahaerkrg””,,a““rdtehootuubSgleahtthnpignoklei”cr,ea”n, d
of the people we finally selected.  Our hope

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INTRODUCTIONEuropean Union FREEDOM
The European Union (EU) formally began with the
European Economic Community (EEC) in 1957. The EEC
worked for many decades, adding more members
states, expanding the policies & finally adopting the
Euro as a new central currency in 1999, as legal tender
in 2002. Greece joined the EU in 2001.

Todayʼs EU began in 1993 as a political & economic
union of 28 member states, of 513 million people (7.3%
of the worldʼs population). While no member state has

left the EU yet, with Brexit the UK is
negotiating a withdrawal.

The EU has developed an internal single market through
a standardized system of laws that apply in certain

matters. EU policies aim to ensure the free movement of
people, goods, services and capital within
the internal market.

The EU is currently a confederation (unlike a federation
superstate, like the USA, wherein ultimate power lies in
a federal hierarchy). A confederation keeps power with
the individual states. The past 2 French Presidents have
proposed new reforms for the EU with pooled financial

resources, an EU Finance Minister, and Europe-wide
financial policy, which would be
more akin to a federation.

Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein was a German-born theoretical
physicist who developed the theory of relativity,

one of the two pillars of modern physics
(alongside quantum theories). He is best known

for his mass–energy equivalence formula
(E=mc2), and received the 1921ʼs
Physicsʼ Nobel Prize.

In 1933, while Einstein was visiting the US,
Hitler came to power; because of his Jewish
roots, Einstein did not return to Germany. He
settled in the USA and became an American

citizen in 1940.

On the eve of WW2, he endorsed a letter to
President Roosevelt alerting him of the potential
of “extremely powerful bombs of a new type”
(something that Nazi Germany was working on
since 1939). Einstein recommended the USA to
begin nuclear research, which eventually led to
the Manhattan Projectʼs atom bombing of Japan.

Everything that is really great
and inspiring is created by the

individual who can labor in
freedom.

The progress of science
presupposes the possibility of
unrestricted communications
of all results and judgments;

freedom of expression and
instruction in all realms of

intellectual endeavor.

Any power must be an enemy
of mankind, which enslaves
the individual by power and
by force; all that is valuable
in human society depends
upon the opportunity for

development accorded to the
individual.

The splitting of the atom has
changed everything, except

for how we think.

Steve Jobs

Steven Jobs was an American personal
computersʼ pioneer in the 70ʼs and 80ʼs, who
instigated the smart-device revolution at the turn

of the 21st century, starting with the iPod.

Jobs is credited with some of the most popular
inventions in electronics, including the Macintosh

computer, iPod, iPhone, and iPad devices. He
was the co-founder & CEO of Apple; Chairman
& majority shareholder of Pixar; and became a
member of Disneyʼs board of Directors following
its acquisition of Pixar, which made Jobs Disneyʼs

largest shareholder.

Jobs has also been the CEO and founder of
NeXT, which was bought by Apple in 1997 &
returned Jobs to Apple as CEO until his death

from pancreatic cancer, in 2011.

It’s more fun to be a pirate
than to join the navy.

Your time is limited, so don’t
waste it living someone else’s

life. Don’t be trapped by
dogma, which is living with
the results of other people’s

thinking.

You tend to get told that the
world ñis the way it isî, and
your life is just to live your life
inside the world. Try not to
bash into walls too much, try
to have a nice family life, have
fun, save a little money; that’s
a very limited life. Life can be

much broader than that.

And most important, have the
courage to follow your heart

& intuition, they somehow
already know what you truly
want to become. Everything

else is secondary.

John F. Kennedy

JFK was a Democrat & the 35th President of the
USA, from 1961 until his assassination in 1963.
He served at the height of the Cold War, and

during that time his key focus was the tense
relationship with the Soviet Union.

He increased the number of USAʼs military
advisors in South Vietnam by a factor of 18
times. In April 1961, he authorized a failed

joint-CIA attempt to overthrow the Cuban
government of Fidel Castro during the Bay of

Pigs invasion.

JFKʼs last executive order was 11110, June 1963,
authorizing the USA Treasury Secretary to print

silver certificates. In March 1964 Johnson
cancelled it.

On November 22nd, 1963, JFK was
assassinated in Dallas. Lee Harvey Oswald was

arrested for the crime, but was murdered by
Jack Ruby only 2 days later on live TV. Ruby was

sentenced to death but died of lung cancer in
prison in 1967.

In the long history of the
world, only a few generations
have been granted the role of
defending freedom in its hour
of maximum danger. I do not
shrink from this responsibility,

I welcome it.

If a free society cannot help
the many who are poor, it
cannot save the few who are

rich.

Those who make peaceful
revolution impossible, will

make violent revolution
inevitable.

For we are opposed around
the world by a monolithic &
ruthless conspiracy that relies
primarily on covert means
for expanding its sphere of
influence. It is a system which
has conscripted vast human
and material resources; its
preparations are concealed,
not published. Its mistakes

are buried, no secret is
revealed.

Martin Luther King Jr.

Martin Luther King Jr. was an American Baptist
minister and activist, who became the most

visible spokesperson and leader in the civil rights
movement from 1954 until his assassination in
1968. King is best known for advancing civil
rights through non-violence and civil
disobedience.

In 1964, King won the Nobel Peace Prize for
combating racial inequality through non-violent

resistance, and later expanded his focus to
abolish poverty, and the US war on Vietnam.

In 1963, J. Edgar Hoover considered him a
radical and put him under FBIʼs investigation for
possible communist ties, and even mailed him a

threatening anonymous letter.

King was shot and assassinated in 1968. This
prompted major outbreaks of looting, arson, and

violence in more than 100 American cities.
Altogether, 43 men and women were killed,
approximately 3,500 were injured, and 27,000

were arrested.

Non-violence means avoiding
not only external physical
violence, but also internal

violence of spirit. You not only
refuse to shoot a man, but
you refuse to hate him.

Let us not seek to satisfy our
thirst for freedom by drinking

from the cup of bitterness
and hatred.

For when people get caught
up with that which is right,

and they are willing to
sacrifice for it, there is no

stopping point short of
victory.

Injustice anywhere is a threat
to justice everywhere.

Lao-Tzu

Lao-Tzu, also known as Laozi or Lao-Tse, was an
ancient Chinese philosopher and writer.

Lao-Tzu is the reputed author of the
Tao-Te-Ching, the founder of philosophical
Taoism, and considered a deity in religious
Taoism and other traditional Chinese religions.

A semi-legendary figure, Lao-Tzu was usually
portrayed as a 6th-century BCE contemporary of

Confucius, although some modern historians
consider Lao-Tzu to have lived earlier.

The identity of the Tao-Te-Chingʼs author(s) has
been debated throughout history, & it remains a
significant text in Chinese cosmogony. The ideas
expressed by Lao-Tzu are often done by way of

paradox, and analogy.

Care about what other people
think, and you will always be

their prisoner.

If you realize that all things
change, there is nothing

you will try to hold on to. If
you are not afraid of dying,
there is nothing you cannot

achieve.

A good traveler has no fixed
plans, and has not intent on

arriving.

We shape clay into a pot, but
it is the emptiness inside that

holds whatever we want.

Malcolm X

Malcolm X was an American Muslim minister,
and human rightsʼ activist for the rights of

African-American people, who indicted the white
majority for their crimes against

African-Americans. Although detractors accused
him of preaching racism and violence, he later

changed many of his views.

In 1964, Malcolm X had grown disillusioned with
the Nation of Islam, and so repudiated them and

expressed his regrets about his time with them.
He then embraced Sunni Islam, disavowed
racism and continued to emphasize

Pan-Africanism, black self-determination, and
black self-defense.

On February 21st, 1965, he was assassinated by
three members of the Nation of Islam. Heʼs

known as one of the greatest and most influential
African-Americans in history.

You can’t separate peace from
freedom, because no one can
be at peace unless he has his

freedom.

Nobody can give you
freedom, nobody can give
you equality or justice or
anything. If you’re a man, you

take it.

You don’t have to be a man to
fight for freedom, all you have

to do is to be an intelligent
human being.

Whenever you hear a man
saying he wants freedom, but
in the next breath he is going
to tell you what he wonÍt do

to get it... [then] he doesnÍt
believe in freedom. A man
who believes in freedom will
do anything under the sun to

acquire his freedom.

Satoshi Nakamoto

“Satoshi Nakamoto” is the pseudonym used by
an unknown person (or group) who developed

Bitcoin, authored its white-paper, and

created & deployed its original implementation
of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT). Bitcoin,

as the first widely used cryptocurrency, was
released worldwide on October 31st, 2008, at
the same time as the global financial crisis was

highly impacting countries
& industries worldwide.

Thanks to DLTʼs creation, Satoshi was the first to
solve computer scienceʼs double-spending

problem, which had been the block to creating
digital currencies. Solving this, Satoshi created

the first decentralized blockchain
peer-to-peer network.

Active in the development of Bitcoin until
December 2010, no one ever heard from Satoshi
again. Satoshiʼs identity still remains a mystery.

Imagine if the population
were to discover -through
real life experience- what it
is to conduct their lives with
a currency that does not lose
its value, but in reality gains in

value.

The root problem with
conventional currency is all
the trust that’s required to
make it work. The central
bank must be trusted not to
debase the currency, but the
history of fiat currencies is full

of breaches of that trust.

Banks must be trusted to
hold our money and transfer

it electronically, but they
lend it out in waves of credit
bubbles with barely a fraction
in reserve. We have to trust
them with our privacy, trust

them not to let identity
thieves drain our accounts.

Their massive overhead
costs make micropayments

impossible.

The first way to address the
“war on poverty” is to get

rid of currency inflation, and
return to a form of money
whose value holds over the
long term.

George Orwell

Eric Blair, using the pen name George Orwell,
was an English novelist, essayist, journalist &
critic, whose work is focused on social injustice,
opposition to totalitarianism & the support of
democratic socialism. Being a socialist, he was
also a member of the Independent Labour Party.

His teacher and life-long friend, Aldous Huxley,
authored “Brave New World” .

Orwell is best known for the allegorical novel
“Animal Farm” (published in 1945), and the
dystopian novel “1984 Nineteen Eighty-Four”

(published in 1949).

Terminally ill from tuberculosis, Orwell stayed on
a remote cold Scottish island until he died. Close
to death, he was engaged in a feverish race to

finish “1984”.

Orwellʼs work continues to influence culture, as
many of his terms have entered language;

“Orwellian”, which referrs to totalitarian control,
as well as “Big Brother”, “thought police”,

“room 101”, “newspeak”, “doublethink”, and
“thoughtcrime”.

If liberty means anything at
all, it means the right to tell
people what they do not want

to hear.

In a time of universal
deceit, telling the truth is a

revolutionary act.

War is peace; freedom is
slavery; ignorance is strength.