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# Graeme Leung

Graham Everett Leung is a Fijian lawyer and former president of the Fiji Law Society.

## Quotes

* Reconciliation and forgiveness are matters of the heart. They cannot be forced on the people.
** 24 May 2005 letter to Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase
* It's the way we are - our people show their respect to their leaders by keeping quiet. It is considered rude to speak your mind.
** 24 May 2005 letter to Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase
* If we continue to pardon or excuse the wrongdoers who commit acts of criminality in unsettling an elected government, we don't have any guarantee, do we, that this kind of exercise won't be repeated in the future.
** 14 June 2005 letter to Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase
* The creation of a legal eligibility allowing the grant of an amnesty for treason is abhorrent and unacceptable. The Bill was supposed to be a search for the truth behind the tragedy of 2000, but the Bill never once mentions the word "truth".
** 16 June 2005 parliamentary submission
* These fears (held by indigenous Fijians) must not be ridiculed but understood and addressed. In the final analysis it will be counterproductive to impose democracy on people who have yet to fully understand how it will sit against everything they believe in.
** Address to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference in Nadi, 8 September 2005
* Democracy, the rule of law and human rights march hand in hand. These concepts are not well understood by a good portion of the population.
** Address to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference in Nadi, 8 September 2005
* It (democracy) is far more than merely participating in free and fair elections for a new government. It is about playing by a set of rules, respecting those rules and accepting the result even when it may not be what one had hoped for.
** Address to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference in Nadi, 8 September 2005
* The evidence shows a growing albeit reluctant acceptance of the rule of law. But time, patience and a genuine commitment not just of the country's leaders towards creating an environment that will allow democracy, human rights and the rule of law to flourish, will be required.
** Address to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference in Nadi, 8 September 2005
# Iryna Starovoyt

Iryna Starovoyt (Ukrainian: Ірина Миколаївна Старовойт; born 30 July 1975) is a Ukrainian poet, essayist, translator and literary critic

## Quotes

* Сінокосна трава у корінні іще жива, але стеблами мертва не-боли-голова. Тратить кров зеленаву, не знає мовчати ні мовити. Позбуваючись мови, прибувають на силі слова..
** Translated from Ukrainian by Grace Mahoney: The grass under the scythe is still alive at the roots, but the stems are left senseless and dead. The grass bleeds green, and can neither speak nor keep silent. Losing their language, words grow in power.
** A FIELD OF FOUNDLINGS, 2017
# Isa Chandra Moskowitz

Isa Chandra Moskowitz (born February 3, 1973) is an American food writer and chef of vegan cuisine.

## Quotes

* I think if you are a chef who thinks that vegan cooking has less taste and flavor than other foods than that just speaks to your own inability. Vegetables can stand on their own they don’t need all your duck blood on them, thank you. Also people tend to think vegans are emaciated self sacrificing, well tell that to my big ass jew hips.
** "Isa Chandra Moskowitz, Creator, Post Punk Kitchen, Author, Vegan With a Vengeance". Interview by Rachel Kramer Bussel for Gothamist, November 3, 2005
* … the single most important activist thing we could do is invent a good vegan cheese. If someone’s receptive to veganism, but they don’t feel like they can do it, it always is, “But I love how this or that tastes!” And it seems like as much as they’ll agree with you about the ethical arguments, their own taste preferences win out.
** "Isa Chandra Moskowitz: The vegan ambassador". Interview by Ben Grossblatt for Culinate, July 3, 2007
* They say that black-eyed peas bring you luck when eaten on New Year's Day, and New Year's is also the time of year many people go vegan, so not only will you be lucky, so will the animals!
** Appetite for Reduction: 125 Fast and Filling Low-Fat Vegan Recipes, Da Capo Press, 2011, ISBN 978-0-738-21441-2, p. 203
# Iryna Vereshchuk

Iryna Vereshchuk (Ukrainian: Ірина Андріївна Верещук, Russian: Ирина Андреевна Верещук, Belarusian: Ірына Андрэеўна Верашчук; born 30 November 1979) is a Ukrainian politician who currently serves as the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Reintegration of Temporarily Occupied Territories of Ukraine since 4 November 2021.

## Quotes

* But if we had such a Putin, I would vote for him. He is doing well for Russia. He is acting in the interests of his country... That every president should defend his country in this way. That's natural!
** Iryna Vereshchuk on Russia in 2013, before the Revolution of Dignity
* Bandera became a hero for most of society, an image of nationalism. Politicians- manipulators who pull on embroidered shirts- proudly shout out his name, but it should be understood that this historical figure will never find a place in the Ukrainian pantheon of heroes.
** On Stepan Bandera in 2018
* Vitali Klitschko is a good mayor. I will never criticize any mayor because I was in their skin and I know how difficult it is today in local self-government to make and impress, so to speak, voters.
** Before being nominated as a Kiev mayoral candidate from the "servants" in 2020
* Why can't Klitschko see the condition of the sidewalks and do nothing about it? Maybe he doesn't walk those sidewalks. If he had ever seen a mother with a wheelchair with a small child to walk on a broken sidewalk through the pits, then perhaps he would have understood both people and their troubles better.
** After the mayoral nomination in 2020
* During the primaries, everyone liked my half-joke about 'investment nanny'. Both the president and the prime minister and the speaker have heard this. I said that for investors, I would not only be an "investment nanny", but an "investment" and "investment teacher". I will love them like a mother and control them like a mother-in-law. So, everything will be fine.
** During her mayoral campaign in 2020
* We now have a real danger in the protection of critical infrastructure, which includes, for example, our nuclear power plants. This is not a question of Ukraine, right? And we see how the Russian Federation irresponsibly shelling such critical infrastructure, and even more so by announcing such shelling, saying that it will continue to destroy infrastructure, is doing so completely irresponsibly. And Europe and the whole world is silently watching it, in my opinion. But for some reason, the fear that Russia may threaten to start land or other operations prevails. And now we have a question to the signatories of the Budapest Memorandum – the United States and Great Britain – are these really the superpowers that promised to ensure security in this way?
** Iryna Vereshchuk in 2022, cited in "Budapest Memorandum guarantors ignore Ukraine’s calls to close the sky – Vereshchuk" on Ukrinform, 7 March 2022.
# Isa Bowman

Isa Bowman (1874 – 1958) was an actress, a close friend of Lewis Carroll and author of a memoir about his life, The Story of Lewis Carroll.

## Quotes
### The Story of Lewis Carroll (1899)

* It is not easy to make an effort and to remember all the little personalia of some one one has loved very much, and by whom one has been loved.
** Page 1.
* To have even known such a man as he was is an inestimable boon. To have been with him for so long as a child, to have known so intimately the man who above all others has understood childhood, is indeed a memory on which to look back with thanksgiving and with tears.
** Page 3.
* Even in mathematics his whimsical fancy was sometimes suffered to peep out, and little girls who learnt the rudiments of calculation at his knee found the path they had imagined so thorny set about with roses by reason of the delightful fun with which he would turn a task into a joy. But when the fun was over the little girl would find that she had learnt the lesson (all unknowingly) just the same. Happy little girls who had such a master.
** Page 5.
* He had a curiously womanish face, and, in direct contradiction to his real character, there seemed to be little strength in it.
** Page 9.
* He would, when engaged in an animated conversation with a friend, talk quickly and well for a few minutes, and then suddenly and without any very apparent cause would begin to stutter so much, that it was often difficult to understand him.
** Page 11.
* He had great ideas upon the importance of a regular and almost daily visit to the dentist. He himself went to a dentist as he would have gone to a hairdresser's, and he insisted that all the little girls he knew should go too.
** Page 71.
* When the rest of the congregation rose at the entrance of the choir he kept his seat. He argued that rising to one's feet at such a time tended to make the choir-boys conceited.
** Page 80.
# Irwin Stelzer

Irwin M. Stelzer (born 22 May 1932) is an American economist and columnist.

## Quotes
### Letter from Londonistan (2005)

    "Letter from Londonistan" (1 August 2005), The Weekly Standard
* Britain still thinks it's 1999.
* Myths are not the stuff of which sensible policy is made.
* [B]elief in multiculturalism by the elites suits many Muslims just fine. Unlike immigrants who come to America in pursuit of the American dream, many Muslims come to Britain and other European countries determined not to assimilate into cultures they despise. They insist that neither British food is served, nor traditional British tolerance practiced, in the schools their children attend, demands the authorities find reasonable. Many of those children, unlike first-generation Americans, hold to their traditional ways with greater tenacity than their parents. This is especially true of young Muslim men eager to maintain their traditional dominance over women, a role threatened by the fact that Muslim girls are outperforming boys in school and in the workplace.
* Blair likes to say that his party is best when it is bold. So is he--and when he has an unconflicted view of the right and wrong of an issue.
* Blair is not at his best when his vision of what is right is blurred.

### Newsnight debate (2010)

    Debate on the matter of technically self-employed couriers in the UK being legally paid less than the minimum wage — as little as 50p per delivery Newsnight (3 December 2010) - YouTube video
* Well, I think there are people who are getting work that they wouldn't otherwise have. For many of them apparently, it fits in with their lifestyles, so that they can make their own schedules. I think you've got a company that is expanding and delivers, what? A hundred million parcels a year. So somebody's happy with the service, and somebody's happy doing the job.
* Well it seems to me absolutely scandalous to try to set wage levels which wipe out jobs. I mean these are people who are not on the dole. They want to work and if you price them out of the market its gonna be a lot worse for them and for the economy.
* I started delivering flowers for 25 cents a shot so don't tell me about the shop floor.
* Spare me a lecture from somebody in parliament to somebody who started out delivering flowers for 25c a shot.

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Irwin Stelzer on Wikipedia
# Janet Browne

Elizabeth Janet Browne (née Bell, born 30 March 1950) is a British historian of science, specializing in the history of 19th-century biology. She is known for her 2-volume biography of Charles Darwin. Jonathan Cape published volume 1 in 1995 and volume 2 in 2002. Volume 2 won the 2003 James Tait Black Memorial Prize in biography.

## Quotes

* Taxonomic systems of the past—particularly those found in natural history, biology, and geology—are now seen to be one of the most important resources for understanding the interconnections of science and culture.
** (December 1989)"Botany for Gentlemen: Erasmus Darwin and "The Loves of the Plants"". Isis 80 (4): 593–621. DOI:10.1086/355166. (quote from p. 593)
* The great majority of British naturalists of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries in fact considered foreign organisms much more exciting and interesting than those found at home. This is not to say that local natural history suffered: David Allen's important book describing the Naturalist in Britain indicates the wealth of popular interest in animals and plants and the depth of knowledge relating to British organisms ... Yet the inexhaustible lure of travel and the anticipated pleasures of foreign lands, both mental, moral, and physical, were important components in the history of this subject. Excitement, change, and the thrill of difference were integral emotional factors in the growth of British interest in biogeographical topics—indeed crucial as the relaxed aura of eighteenth-century social life metamorphosed into a strait-laced Victorian era. Nevertheless, a love for natural history and a desire to travel were in no way sufficient reasons to account for the increase of overseas activitiy among naturalists. Far more significant was the hierarchical structure of British society and expansionist national ethos.
** (1992). "A science of empire: British biogeography before Darwin". Revue d'histoire des sciences 45 (4): 453–475. DOI:10.3406/rhs.1992.4244. (quote from p. 456)
* Darwin was a traveler, a family man, a thinker, a much-loved husband, father, friend, and neighbor—a likeable and genial figure, as expressive in his letters as he must have been in life. Although his theories were first conceived in the smoky atmosphere of London, just after his return from the Beagle in 1836, his major books and articles were all researched and constructed in the domestic setting of his home at Down House in Kent. There he lived for 40 years with his wife Emma Wedgwood and 10 children, of whom only seven survived to adulthood. The house still exists and is now a museum restored to show how it was in Darwin’s time. It is an inspiring place to visit, quiet and rural, and one can almost imagine Darwin stepping in through a doorway. Visitors used to record how he would greet them with an outstretched hand.
** (Winter 2009)"Darwin's Descendants: Six leading scholars reflect on the enduring influence of Charles Darwin and demonstrate how his work continues to inspire scientists across disciplines.". The New York Academy of Sciences Magazine: 15–21. (quote from p. 16)

## External links

Encyclopedic article on Janet Browne on Wikipedia
# Janet Fitch

Janet Elizabeth Fitch (born November 9, 1955) is an American novelist.

## Quotes
### White Oleander (1999)

* Then came a time I can hardly describe, a section underground. A bird trapped in a sewer, wings beating against the ceiling in that dark wet place, while the city rumbled on overhead. Her name was Lost. Her name was Nobody's Daughter.
* How it was. How it was the earth could open up under you and swallow you whole, close above you as if you never were. Like Persephone snatched by the god. The ground opened up and out he came, sweeping her into the black chariot. Then down they plunged, under the ground, into darkness, and the earth closed over her head, and she was gone, as if she had never been.
* People were just like that. We couldn't even see each other, just the shadows moving, pushed by unseen winds.
* This was an artist's stare, attentive to detail, taking in the truth without preconceptions. It was a stare that didn't turn away when I stared back, but was startled to find itself returned.
* Without my wounds, who was I? My scars were my face, my past was my life. It wasn't like I didn't know where all this remembering got you, all that hunger for beauty and astonishing cruelty and ever-present-loss.
* I had already seen more of the world, its beauty and misery and sheer surprise, than they could hope or fear to perceive.
* Don't attach yourself to anyone who shows you the least bit of attention because you're lonely. Loneliness is the human condition. No one is ever going to fill that space. The best you can do is know yourself... know what you want.
** Ingrid
# Janelle Monae

Janelle Monáe Robinson is an American singer, songwriter, rapper and actress. She has received ten Grammy Award nominations, and won a Screen Actors Guild Award and a Children's and Family Emmy Award. Wikipedia
Born: December 1, 1985 (age 38 years), Kansas City, Kansas, United States

## Quotes

* That's the great thing about being an artist. Your job is to comfort, your job is to be the voice, your job is to bring awareness, your job is to be a rebel, .
** https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1847117/quotes/
* I've always wanted people to ask questions about the music. Some songs you get. Some songs you may not. And I think that's the beauty of art: to question and to ask, to understand the deeper meaning after two or three or four listenings. I appreciate that as a writer because sometimes the mystery, when it's gone, is not as interesting. I love the mystery behind things
** https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1847117/quotes/
* “Grandpapa and even Artis’s friends believed that New Dawn was the most dangerous thing in their world. But Artis knew that wasn’t true. Hope was. Having too much, having too little. Trying to work out that invisible balance so you don’t get crushed but also don’t float away was labor Artis didn’t always feel strong enough to do.
** https://www.goodreads.com/author/quotes/19790949.Janelle_Mon_e
* “Return whole, my children, your eyes a constellation of stars. Full of the knowledge that I love you, that we are what we carry—the years, the nights, and the seconds, and all the spaces in between. It flows through us, flows from within us. This love cannot be stopped. It grows—and it must be free. The time to dream is a sacred thing, Trell. It heals, lifts us up. Ola, every child, not just my own, needs it. Our world demands it. You’ve got to dream a future before you can build a future. Together, let us begin this dreaming awak
** https://www.goodreads.com/author/quotes/19790949.Janelle_Mon_e
* “Grandpapa and even Artis's friends believed that New Dawn was the most dangerous thing in their world. But Artis knew that wasn't true. Hope was. Having too much, having too little. Trying to work out that invisible balance so you don't get crushed but also don't float away was labor Artis didn't always feel strong enough to do. It hurt too much to hope sometimes. Better to just be, take whatever comes as gracefully as you can, 'cuz it's coming anyway, whether you want it or not.
** https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/11377948-return-whole-my-children-your-eyes-a-constellation-of-stars

## External links

Janelle monae
# Janet E. Smith

Janet Elizabeth Smith (born 1950) is an American classicist and philosopher, and former professor of moral theology at the Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit, Michigan. Smith studied Classics at Grinnell College, earning the B.A. degree in 1972.

## Quotes

* Nonetheless, living in accord with God’s will always has its benefits.
* The church’s teaching on homosexuality is not hard to get, once you understand that sexuality means the complementarity of male and female, to be able to show complete love to each other.”
** Janet Smith in an interview
* So my formula for reforming the Church is to reform the family. All of the things we want — people who do missionary work, etc. — come from good families.
# Janet Mbugua

Janet Mbugua – Ndichu (born 10 January 1984) is a Kenyan media personality, anchor and actress.

## Quotes

* "Have a teachable spirit; have the will to want to learn and to grow".
** "Teachability" (January 3, 2017)
* "Creating a safe space to discuss issues that are otherwise uncomfortable, allow people to learn, share and act. Period conversations are becoming more
** (2020)
* “Periods are normal, period poverty disrupts families and period poverty is something that is an injustice. It’s a human rights violation and therefore
** (2020)
* “Today, we take action to end menstrual inequalities such as period poverty. We must. The lives of millions of girls and women demand that we do. Poor
** (2020)
# Fantomcat

Fantomcat was an animated show created by Cosgrove Hall Films in partnership with Anglia Television, and featured the voice talents of Robert Powell, Lorelei King, Rob Rackstraw and Jimmy Hibbert.

## Taglines

* This cat can save the world!

## Catchphrases

* To me, Touché!
** Fantomcat

## Quotes
### Fantomcat

    Fantomcat: Over 300 years ago in this castle, my home, in this very room, at this very hour, I fought the last and bitterest battle of my life. I was the last of my family. He was Baron Hugo von Skelter, a madman twisted by devilish experiments in alchemy, set upon the path of evil, determined to rule the world. Victory for him would mean that the last person to oppose him had gone! And for me, living the last of my nine lives, defeat would mean oblivion - my crusade against evil finished, and an end to all that was good in the land I was proud to rule. With God's guidance, the battle was going my way. But Von Skelter was not alone in my castle. He had brought with him the Crystal of Malevolence, a stone so powerful that it can change worlds. I did not see it until it was too late.
    Fantomcat: Von Skelter wanted from me the Ring of the Fantoms, a ring a thousand years old, whose powers had helped my family oppose evil down the ages. He took it from my finger, and took it for his own, to serve him. And my sword, Touché, which flew to my hand when I called it and had been with me all my nine lives - that too became his. And, as the clock struck midnight, to herald a new century, Von Skelter played his trump card - to freeze me in time, in my own castle.
    Fantomcat: I seem to remember that when I was younger, my grandfather erected a statue to himself. And, as people liked to think him educated, the statue showed him holding a book.
    Fantomcat: Telephones? Whatever was wrong with carrier pigeons? They delivered you messages, and if you got hungry, you could always eat them. Now that's what I call user friendly!
    Fantomcat: Sometimes I admire your world, m'lady, and sometimes I despair it. You have so many complicated things which pretend they will do something, and yet do nothing.

### Tabby Wildcat

    Tabby Wildcat: Metrocity has big problems - it's run by mobsters and enforcers. And the boss of all of them is Marmagora, a black widow spider many, many times over! She has three thousand people working for her, and another thousand informers, and she has the police force in her pocket!
    Tabby Wildcat: Come on! Answer the phone, you crazy antique!
    Tabby Wildcat: We're in the old castle! I often wondered what it was like!

### MacDuff

    MacDuff: You were frozen in there like...like...like Han Solo in Star Wars!
    MacDuff:
# Fantastic Four

Fantastic Four can refer to:

## Comics

* Fantastic Four

## Movies

* 2000's
** Fantastic Four (2005 film).
** The sequel, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer.
* 2010's
** The reboot, Fantastic Four (2015 film).

## Shows

* Fantastic Four (1994 TV series)

### Repeated quotes

    The Thing: It's clobberin' time!
    Human Torch: Flame on!
    Namor: Imperius Rex!
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