Henri Barbusse Quote

All is madness. And there is no one who will dare to rise and say that all is not madness, and that the future does not so appear — as fatal and unchangeable as a memory.
But how many men will there be who will dare, in face of the universal deluge which will be at the end as it was in the beginning, to get up and cry "No!" who will pronounce the terrible and irrefutable issue: —
"No! The interests of the people and the interests of all their present overlords are not the same.


Light (1919) - Ch. XVI - De Profundis Clamavi


All is madness. And there is no one who will dare to rise and say that all is not madness, and that the future does not so appear — as fatal and...

All is madness. And there is no one who will dare to rise and say that all is not madness, and that the future does not so appear — as fatal and...

All is madness. And there is no one who will dare to rise and say that all is not madness, and that the future does not so appear — as fatal and...

All is madness. And there is no one who will dare to rise and say that all is not madness, and that the future does not so appear — as fatal and...