10,941 Quotes About War

After the war, I learned a lesson I would never forget: how a person can disappear inside themselves, and that, sometimes, like my father, they are never able to find their way back.

People who never experienced war, One difference or argument, then they are ready to start a war. People who had been to war, they are trying everything to avoid war and to live in peace, because they know what war can do. War is like fire. You cannot control it. Once you start it, chances are. Everyone will die ,Including innocent people or being hurt by it and it is difficult to stop it.

War is like fire. You cannot control it. Once you start it. Everyone will die or be hurt by it. Including innocent people and it is difficult to stop it.

Above all, I have to maintain my air of confidence. No one must know that my heart and mind are constantly at war with each other.

I can’t stand this information warfare and agitation anymore. It makes me anxious. Makes me think if I can’t stand it, then what can I say to those people who are now in the very center of these events? People who are going through hell and are fighting for their lives? Fighting for peace. Killing to live. Freaking ironic.

Though... the most unpredictable and difficult war we must wage is the war with ourselves, with our own minds. Those people who have lost their minds apparently lost that war.

Don’t attempt to disrupt another’s peace of mind just because you are in a constant war within yours.

War,' she says. 'A very long, fast, and dangerous game. You keep your eyes on the number and on your opponent, never breaking the steady rhythm of your motions. But most of all, you strive to win as though you don’t know how to lose.

A spirit of practicality had come to her aid. It was only human. When the earthquake stops, when the flood recedes, when the volcanic dust settles or the guns fall silent, the survivors pick their way through the rubble and debris and wreckage. A chair leg here, a first communion certificate or a bundle of love letters there. The flotsam and jetsam of the old ways―the ways that will never return.