Quote by Colonel Muhammar Qaddafi

Nations whose nationalism is destroyed are subject to ruin.

Nations whose nationalism is destroyed are subject to ruin.

Summary

This quote highlights the importance of nationalism for the prosperity and stability of nations. It suggests that when the sense of national pride and identity is diminished or eradicated, a nation becomes vulnerable to collapse and destruction. Nationalism plays a vital role in binding people together, fostering unity, and promoting the collective welfare of a country. It implies that without a strong sense of national identity, nations lack the spirit, cohesion, and resilience necessary to withstand challenges and threats. Consequently, preserving and nurturing nationalism becomes crucial for the survival and success of nations.

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By Colonel Muhammar Qaddafi

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