that they should be allowed to do or have certain things in life, regardless of who they are. But there is no way of proving this.13. What is a right? Where does it begin and end?14. If a ruler starts granting rights, then everyone will start demanding new rights, especially libertarians. Soon the nation will be overrun with rights and the ruler will look stupid. From this I conclude that there is only one right: the right of the strong over the weak. It gives a ruler the power to do whatever he wants, and to become supreme lord over those libertarian people who had better give up their rights to him voluntarily.15. Our method of gaining power is better than any other because it grows invisibly. Then when it has gained enough strength, we can unleash it; and it will be unstoppable because no one will be prepared for it.16. We need to do a lot of evil things in order to gain power. But that’s okay because once we have power over everything we can use it to do good things; like running the nations properly. We could never do that if we gave people freedom.The end justifies the means. So let’s put aside moral issues and focus on the end result.17. We have a good long-range plan here and we can’t afford to deviate from it. Otherwise all our work over the centuries would have been for nothing.18. In order to plan our actions effectively, we must take into account that the common people are an incoherent mob of blathering idiots who can’t even look after themselves.These people are blind, senseless and have no ability to reason. In fact, they’ll get suckered in by anyone.While the majority of them are total nincompoops that would follow one another over a cliff-top, as they have no leadership skills; occasionally one might emerge who appears to have some degree of intelligence. However even these people don’t understand how to lead, and if you let them, they’d bring a whole nation to ruin.19. Only someone trained from childhood to serve as a 

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