Children Quote by Alexander Jablokov

“They were like adolescents, desperately afraid of surrendering the very attitudes they were trying to kill off.”

— Susan J. Navarette

“Don't ask who planted the bomb; in those days there were many such planters, many gardeners of violence.”

— Salman Rushdie

“These were kids for whom simple self-destruction wasn't enough.”

— Chuck Hogan

“In an age of bombs guzzling blood, skylarks merge peace with thought and action.”

— Aberjhani

“These raids didn't usually end in violence, but people got emotional, and emotional people did stupid things.”

— Aron Christensen

“Not that it would have diminished the gravity of what had occurred. But bomb was different. A bomb meant not only tragic incident, but…

— Elif Shafak

“I found that air of menace more inspiring than upsetting”

— Siri Hustvedt

“These were the times when children dreamed about nuclear testing and falling stars. There was an undercurrent of unrest, like a wave, racial division…

— Alice Hoffman

“drove them at length to the most barbarous and inhuman methods of suppressing them, by the murder of their children.”

— Matthew Henry

“Having commodified nature, we're eating the shrapnel of a worldwide homogeneity bomb.”

— Adam Leith Gollner

“Education and assimilation were devastatingly effective at controlling a conquered people.”

— Dani Harper

“Those who defend war have invented a pleasant sounding vocabulary of abstractions in which to describe the process of mass murder.”

— Aldous Huxley