We know how to organize warfare, but do we know how to act
when confronted with peace.
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1 comment:
Confronted with peace?
Hardly a confrontation, is it?
Still, I never thought Monsieur Cousteau had very much to say.
Too much money can do that to a man.
Being a sailor myself, I wondered about his special boat.
It was supposed to be so very efficient.
But it was not efficient at all, and cost a fortune.
Now my boat was efficient:
It had no value, lacked an engine, and disposed of itself when the time was right :)
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