Wise words!

...For a nighttime conversation about war:
War is the highest expression of the strength and spirit of a people, and sacrifices are worth making for victory (A. Kolchak)

War would be a picnic if it weren't for lice and dysentery (Margaret Mitchell)

If our soldiers understood what we were fighting for, no war could be waged (Frederick the Great)

Either humanity will end war, or war will end humanity (John F. Kennedy)

War is too important a matter to entrust to the military (Georges Clemenceau)

War cannot be just, because it is impossible to wage war justly, even if you are fighting for justice (Tadeusz Kotarbiński)

Leading untrained people into war is the same as throwing them away (Confucius)

There is always a choice; the paradox is that there is a choice even when there isn't one. Take war, for example. History knows no example where it would be impossible to negotiate and find a compromise; it is not for nothing that God gave us reason... But people have always preferred to use this gift from heaven to make a choice in favor of war, murder, and violence (Robert Williamson)