…it happens that all the resources of life are being devoted almost completely to the perpetuation of something that must fail. And as Woodrow Wilson pointed out on one occasion, thinking of it as it is now, he said it is better to fail in something that…

…benevolent and very gentle. Therefore, she wanted to know that the various generations that would follow would be kind, And when Woodrow Wilson found the League of the Iroquois Nations, he was so delighted with it that he created out of it the League…

…make a law against this and a law against that. What you can do is make a law for yourself. And I believe it was Woodrow Wilson who said on one occasion, it is better to fail in a cause that must ultimately win than win in a cause that must…

…later became the League of the Six Nations. And this is the League of Nations, according to historical record, that inspired Woodrow Wilson to formulate the 14 points of his League of Nations. And strangely enough, the land where the idea came from was…

…succeed and it is better to fail now than to succeed in something that must ultimately fail entirely to slightly paraphrase Woodrow Wilson the definite problem is therefore in the 21st century we should have something to send over there into the future…

…understand what he was trying to accomplish. so Confucius in his way was one of those who to follow the words of President Woodrow Wilson who said it was better to fail in a cause that must sometimes succeed than succeed in a cause that must certainly…

…Great League of the Iroquois the Iroquois League or the first original and natural League of Nations was the one that inspired Woodrow Wilson to attempt the creation of a League of Nations in the 20th century but the League the Great League of the…

…back we will come back as better people able to do more for the common good and to build it forward in the words of Woodrow Wilson it is very important to remember that it is better to fail in a cause that is right than to succeed in a cause that…