Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify — Raphael Bob-Waksberg
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Every war, no matter how brutal, is built on the premise that one day, when all is said and done, the ends will justify the means. But over and over again we learn that in real life, there is no ends. There’s just the means. All there is is means.

— Raphael Bob-Waksberg
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