Quotes About Allegiance

I've served my country.

I've been overtly and covertly serving America since I started in the armed services.

I'm happy to be serving my country.

To work for the good of our country is not a shallow thing.

In short I will part with anything for you but you.

Playing for CSK, one of the best franchises in the world, I've to show people how much I love and respect this team.

We have got loyalty at Arsenal, and players have shown that in the past.

I am accepting all the resignations that have been sent to me by various party leaders. These resignations have shown me just who continues to stand by me and who doesn't.

I think a lot of Americans are not sure which side Washington is on: the side of banks or the side of the people.

I'm very attached to Real, more so than Barcelona.

I don't associate this sport with anything except Barcelona.

I would always be happy to serve my country in any way that I was called upon to do.

I'll always be a Chicago Bear no matter where I end up or where I retire, whatever happens.

I'm always going to be a Bears fan. Nothing's going to change there.

I love the Bears.

political war was to be the rule, not the exception, in American life. "The country is so totally given up to the spirit of party, that not to follow blindfold the one or the other is an inexpiable offense," Adams wrote during Jefferson's first term.12

There can be here no divided allegiance," he wrote in those final stages. "We have room for but one flag, the American flag; for but one language, the English language; for but one soul loyalty, and that is loyalty to the American people.

My bat mitzvah portion is about many things, but I think it is primarily about who we are wholly there for, and how that, more than anything else, defines our identity.

My feeling," he explained, "is that a publisher's first allegiance is to talent. And if we aren't going to publish a talent like this, it is a very serious thing." He contended that the ambitious Fitzgerald would be able to find another publisher for this novel and young authors would follow him: "Then we might as well go out of business.

Epitaph on an Army of Mercenaries These, in the day when heaven was falling, The hour when earth's foundations fled, Followed their mercenary calling And took their wages and are dead. Their shoulders held the sky suspended; They stood, and earth's foundations stay; What God abandoned, these defended, And saved the sum of things for pay.

A hero would die for his country, but he'd much rather live for it.

his crime was to belong to the losing side, or perhaps even the wrong side. But all he'd done was follow orders...

nobody every taught you loyalty . . .

Patriotism is not a short outburst of emotion, but is the tranquil and steady dedication of a lifetime.