The corrupt man is nearly always rootless, deeply aware of his rootlessness.

The corrupt man is nearly always rootless, deeply aware of his rootlessness.

The corrupt, when found out, become especially good moralists.

Uncorrupted man, with God's blessing, advances across the fields of the universe as though he were walking down a country lane.

The second corruption of the state is oligarchy (oligos = few), in which the military elite is narrowed down to a few ruling families of immense wealth and prestige, who now openly flaunt their wealth and possessions.

For domination has nothing whatsoever to do with good government, and power as an end in itself destroys good government.

A totalitarian dictatorship cannot explain; it can only suppress.