"As he died to give man fire, let us die to keep man clean!" - Chancellor Joseph Broz Tito of the All-Balkan Orthodox Worker's Federation in his speech succeeding Chancellor Nikola Tesla on his passing. In the 1941 speech, the resources of the Federation were being marshaled to fight against both Hitler's Germany and Stalin's Soviet Union, working in partnership with the Allies in WW2.
"If being Black means being a n****r, then I renounce my Blackness. I apologize for the chaos and destruction I have caused since the days of what I believed were a struggle for freedom. I was wrong, so dreadfully wrong, and now millions have been murdered in their mother's wombs and millions more victims of crime and addiction, and now disgraceful violence and riot have once more been carried out in my name. May God forgive me." - Surviving his assassination attempt in 1968, this was the most inflammatory portion of MLK Jr.'s suicide note in the wake of the Rodney King Jr. riots in 1992, wherein the National Guard was not called in by President Dukakis, and racial violence and mass vigilantism swept across Los Angeles and spread through much of metropolitan California in 1992 and into 1993 and 1994. Only under threat of impeachment did President Dukakis bring in the National Guard to quell the civil unrest and California was put under martial law until 1995, revoked by President Ross Perot who would narrowly win against Bob Dole and Michael Dukakis in 1992.
"No dictator, no invader can hold an imprisoned population by force of arms forever. There is no greater power in the universe than the need for freedom. Against that power, governments and tyrants and armies cannot stand. The Poles learned this lesson once; we will teach it to them again. Though it take a thousand years, we will be free.”