John Fitzgerald Kennedy. The most famous aphorisms

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John Fitzgerald Kennedy. The most famous aphorisms

The great enemy of truth is often not lies - deliberate, feigned and dishonest - but myth - enduring, fascinating and ephemeral.
In domestic politics, we only risk defeat, foreign policy can bring us to the grave.
If a free society cannot help the many poor, it cannot protect the few rich.
A committee is twelve people doing the work of one.
Either humanity will end war, or war will end humanity.
Don't ask what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country.
The absence of a dream destroys the people.
The reason for making the final decision remains unknown to the observer, and often to the person who makes the decision.
Forgive your enemies, but do not forget their names.
Freedom is indivisible: if at least one person is enslaved, everyone is not free.
The word "crisis", written in Chinese, consists of two characters: one means "danger", the other - "opportunity".
The United States must move very quickly even to stand still.
Those who make a peaceful revolution impossible make a violent revolution inevitable.
Now he's a legend, and he'd rather be human.
The more stupid things I do, the more popular I become.

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