We're turning back!

We're kind of devolving.

We can't backtrack.

We go back down. It's going to go up and down.

We shall not yield nor shall we surrender the revolution.

We have to retreat. No, not yet. Look.

We don't want to regress and lose that freedom.

(radio off) Regroup across the river, then backtrack and pick up the trail.

We back so far up we're finally seeing a containment around us the afterglow of the Big Bang.

We should attack our enemies directly and not back off till we succeed.

We're undoing that now, and they are so over it and so into their future.

We couldn't go on like we was today. We was going backwards instead of forwards.

We'll hold as long as we can, then fall back to the church, then the courthouse.

And I think that in these times when we fall back and regroup, that somehow or other, the banana leaf parable sort of got to get working there, because I'm not prepared to say that the banana leaf that one eats off of is the same as the other eats off of.

And I think it's more are we going to go forward or are we going to either stay complacent or go backward.

As we move out, the light from these distant galaxies have taken so long, we're essentially backing up into the past.

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We will march out, circumventing Santa Anna's army, and relieve the Alamo from the west, withdrawing back to the Colorado and establishing on a line southeast from Beason's Crossing to Brazoria.

However, I am deeply concerned that we sometimes seem to move backward on our commitments, as appears to be happening with the full cancellation of the debt of the highly indebted poor countries.

We must not retreat from the hard won progress achieved so far, but must maintain the momentum for a comprehensive peace.

We think we can throw money at the problem or throw technology at the problem we can undo and unfriend and unfollow.

Gsquare86 On this day last year BouAzizi set himself ablaze igniting a whole world on their road to freedom, we will never go back ! FreeEgypt

Maybe so and maybe not, but regardless, we can't unmake that choice, and that's one of the reasons I think it's so important to study history.

For better or worse, we kids aren't hampered as much when it comes to thinking about reasons why not to do things.

As I said, I hate to go back. But if it can get us out of this hole, can we retreat a little in order to jump forward, accelerate and gain a few more steps ahead? Then, I think, we will be fine.

A lot of our friends thought we were absolutely stupid to do that and that we were going to come back and all the pictures on the wall would be removed and graf on the walls.

Should they come forward, that would be a tricky situation for us, but we're presumably acting in such a way that people feel morally compelled to continue our mission, not to screw it up.

Unless we break the ugly trends of big money in politics and rampant consumerism, we risk winning economic productivity at the price of our humanity.

So what is to be done? It will be hard to reverse financial liberalization, but its negative side effects including greater systemic risk require a series of reforms.

No human obstruction can long withstand it. Though we may take a step back now and then, as we have recently, only by adhering to this higher law can Ukraine achieve freedom and prosperity for all.

As several cases have shown, we cannot turn away from violations of human rights wherever they occur without paying a serious moral price, because once our conscience has nailed our heart to a principle, we cannot pull back without hurting ourselves.

The world should beware. Unless we break the ugly trends of big money in politics and rampant consumerism, we risk winning economic productivity at the price of our humanity.

And I think that in these times when we fall back and regroup, that somehow or other, the banana leaf parable sort of got to get working there, because I'm not prepared to say that the banana leaf that one eats off of is the same as the other eats off of.

Meanwhile, there should be no backsliding on the progress already made, such as the offer to eliminate agricultural export subsidies by 2013 and to provide duty free quota free access for almost all exports from least developed countries.

We think we can throw money at the problem or throw technology at the problem we can undo and unfriend And the problem is that there are certain things that happen in life that we desperately want to change and we cannot.

Now these are not election returns, these are the people the number of the people who are obese by state, beginning in '85, '86, '87 these are from the CDC website '88, '89, '90, '91 you get a new category '92, '93, '94, '95, '96, '97, '98, '99, 2000, 2001 it gets worse. We're kind of devolving.