Best 55 quotes of Fuad Alakbarov on MyQuotes

A fish with his mouth closed never gets caught.

A rebellion is an unsuccessful revolution, a revolution is a successful rebellion.

As you get older, you'll realise that a £250 watch and a £25 watch both tell the same time. A Michael Kors wallet and a Primark wallet hold the same amount of money. A £500,000 and a £100,000 house host the same loneliness. True happiness is not found in materialistic things.

Austerity is theft, the greatest transfer of wealth from poor to the rich since the enclosures.

Austerity should not be a death sentence. Every person should be able to retire with the benefits they’ve earned and dignity they deserve.

Baku is a jazz city; it's an experience that evokes the old Baku.

British government have always sold poverty as a character flaw rather than the fault of a society where the elite benefit and the rest make do.

British values sounds like a bargain bin conscience for those who can't afford to spend more energy and time on their humanity.

Chicken salad with egg in it is very interesting way to eat two generations.

Crazy how so many British people can walk into Tesco, see 30 self-service checkouts, and still believe that it's immigrants who are taking all the jobs.

Down between the walls Where the iron laws insist The dusky voices echo.

Every country needs its whistleblowers. They are crucial to a healthy society. The employee who, in the public interest, has the independence of judgement and the personal courage to challenge malpractice or illegality is a kind of public hero.

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Fool me 50,000 times, you're a weatherman.

Football becomes rather insignificant in the face of the viciousness of conflict and there are many in Azerbaijan who has suffered a far worse fate than those involved with Qarabag. But bearing the Karabakh horses on their chests, Qarabag players are the voice of a displaced refugees, and this the tale of a team that just wouldn’t give up.

Glass black swan On the mantelpiece Memory of the lake.

How old would you be if you did not know your exact age?

Hunting animals is not a wildlife or environmental management solution. Why should anyone spend money to protect an animal that a wealthy trophy hunter can then pay to go kill?

Hunting was a crucial part of humans' survival 100,000 years ago, but today hunting is now nothing more than a violent form of recreation.

I admire Theresa May, the way snake admires a mongoose.

I belong to the generation born during the Nagorno-Karabakh war. And for me, the recurring memory of injustice is not fading anytime soon.

I discovered myself through traveling. Azerbaijan taught me how to love humanity. Scotland taught me how to fight for humanity.

I don't seek revenge because the karma bus always arrives on time.

If you can name five Kardashians but can't name five countries in Africa, it's time to turn off the TV and pick up a book.

I refuse to watch or listen to Tony Blair, unless he is on trial at the Hague.

I once went to a restaurant and ordered a chicken salad sandwich and an egg salad sandwich to see which would come first.

I still remember when the Paradise Papers and the Panama Papers came out and revealed that all the rich people in the world are part of huge criminal conspiracy to dodge taxes and hoard stolen wealth in offshore accounts and literally nothing is happened.

It's exhausting to fight a war inside your head every single day. Mental health issues are people’s everyday lives. And, as a society, we need to accept that.

London may have more money and Vienna more culture; Rome may have more history and Paris more style. But Glasgow has the biggest heart.

Many crumble and forget their morals when presented with their pieces of silver. Standing up for what you believe has real dignity too.

Most of us today can trace genealogical records — things like birth certificates, census forms and immigration records — to learn about those who came before us. For an entire generation of Azerbaijanis, however, those searches usually yield absolutely nothing.

Most people I've met who weren't kind to animal, weren't kind to people either. Kindness is kindness. Simple as that. Barbaric activities such as hunting should be consigned to the history books.

- Mr. Alakbarov, how much is the rent for this fantastic apartment? - Madam, this is the red wine aisle of the grocery store.

No aspect of life has gone untouched by the war in Azerbaijan’s west — not even football.

Not sleeping tonight Thoughts incoherent in mind A lucid dream gives solace.

One great thing you can do today that you also did yesterday and likely to do tomorrow is purchase books by female authors.

People create and destroy life with passion. Passion is the fuel to desire – it may or may not mobilize us, but it makes us realize that we need to do something.

People who say literature doesn't matter, there are three books from the Middle East that are still shaping the world many centuries later.

Political parties are not out of touch for not reflecting popular opinion – it’s because they have lost the art of connecting with people in order to change their minds and to win them over to a different perspective. It is the art of political persuasion, not proficiency in tailing public opinion, that needs to be rediscovered.

Remember when nurses, carers, teachers and students crashed the stock market, wiped out banks, took billions in bonuses and paid no tax? No, me neither.

Social democratic parties throughout Europe have responded to the rise of the far right by adopting harder rhetoric about migrants. The consequence has been merely to confirm the belief that the far right was right all along and to intensify cynicism towards the mainstream. It has not improved the fortunes of social democracy.

Some people don't understand depression. Nobody trips over mountains. It is the small stone or pebble that causes you to stumble. Pass all the pebbles in your path and you will find you have crossed the mountain.

The austerity choice was made long ago by British government that inequality is a price worth paying for growth.

The Nagorno-Karabakh war transformed Aghdam from a vibrant city of 40,000 inhabitants with fancy teahouses and Soviet bloc high-rises to the world’s largest ghost town, with 6,000 people killed and many more lives ruined.

The reality is that all organisations hate having their inner workings exposed, the more so if it incurs collective odium and risks jobs. The wagons gather into a circle to defend a wounded superior.

There's nothing shocking about celebrities going topless, getting drunk, or falling over. Let me know when they read a book.

The UK government took banker debt and made it our debt while letting bankers off. Then told us: You're living beyond your means.

The West exported so much democracy to the Middle East, it ran out of it.

The wheels of history are lubricated with human blood.

To the racist trolls complaining about my tweets. Sorry, I'm not justifying your monthly subscription of £0.00

We should show love to migrant communities, not just because they're our friends in this fight, but because they're our friends, nuff said.