The crime which is done now is that war has made a tool and slave of science, and man's knowledge, painfully and laborio — Leonard Wibberley, The Mouse That Roared
The crime which is done now is that war has made a tool and slave of science, and man's knowledge, painfully and laborio — Leonard Wibberley, The Mouse That Roared
The crime which is done now is that war has made a tool and slave of science, and man's knowledge, painfully and laborio — Leonard Wibberley, The Mouse That Roared
The crime which is done now is that war has made a tool and slave of science, and man's knowledge, painfully and laborio — Leonard Wibberley, The Mouse That Roared
The crime which is done now is that war has made a tool and slave of science, and man's knowledge, painfully and laborio — Leonard Wibberley, The Mouse That Roared
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The crime which is done now is that war has made a tool and slave of science, and man's knowledge, painfully and laboriously compiled, is made the instrument of man's destruction.

— Leonard Wibberley, The Mouse That Roared
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