Pax Hominibus Bonae Voluntatis by Aleister Crowley in International, Dec 1917.

“We have the most artistic photographs dating back not so long ago of Mr. Roosevelt with his arm around the Kaiser’s neck. Immediately before the war Mr. Herbert G. Wells published a book in which he said that Germany was the one country in the world worth living in. German science, German manners, German morals, German everything was the only love of Mr. Herbert G. Wells. No sooner did war break out than he published another book to prove that Germans were raving maniacs hypnotized by Nietzsche.” [via]

Consider also:

  1. “The idea of moral character is outworn and ridiculous.”
  2. “The mildest of animals, if it feels itself cornered, will resort to every means of defense. Queensberry rules were not invented for men who are scrapping in a life and death combat.”
  3. “We reply, ‘Certainly not, you are monsters. On with the revel!'”
  4. "We reply, 'Certainly not, you are monsters. On with the revel!'"
  5. "They must argue that we who will not even discuss the question of peace can be none other than Huns. (Now I've said it!)"