What will forever remain of Radic's doctrine in the conscience of Croatian people is morals. In his last speech, addressed to the people of Zagreb on July 16, 1928, before his death, Stjepan Radic said:
                          "You good and honest stick together, you villains keep apart."
Tihomil Radja: "Strast i vlast" ("Passion and Power"), Vijenac, Matrix Croatica, 90/V, June 19, 1997

What we need is outparliamentary movement aimed at the renewal of our homeland. Since 1992 free thinking
and acting have been made impossible, creating fear . . .
       . . . free thinking people should contemplate on a movement, but moral one, not political. The problem of
Croatia is not shifting left or right - the problem is a vertical fall.
Slobodan Prosperov Novak: "Hrvatska je na dnu" ("Croatia Is Down"), Tjednik, 19/I, July 4, 1997

Hard times for the nation led by its "best sons". They are all well-known autocrats and dictators of the 20^th
century. Without exceptions, regardless ideologies. And yet, it is noting new.
Boris Maruna: "Dar koji ugrożava" ("The Gift that Brings Damage"), Vijenac, Matrix Croatica, 90/V, June 19, 1997

It is needless to prove that attacks on intelligenzia are harmful to the country and its people. They are typical
of all autocratic and non-democratic tendencies of the 20^th century Croatia.
Ivo Banac: "Protiv straha" ("Against Fear"), Vijenac, Matrix Croatica, 90/V, June 19, 1997

Croatia isn't a lawful state yet and this assertion needn't to be proven as it is directly or indirectly confirmed
by the State Officials and members of the present governement . . .
                                                             . . . in a rightless society there is and can be no elementary morality.
Milan Kangrga: "Bit europskog duha" ("The Essence of European Spirit") - Novi list, June 5, 1997

The problem of Croatia is how to translate its best natural, human and cultural resources into best results.
Andrea Feldman: "Kako żivjeti drugdje" ("How to live Elsewhere"), Vijenac, 80/V, May 22, 1997

- . . . last rectorial election was humiliating for Zagreb University, it just showed shameful non-democracy directed by the ruling policy.
- Vice-president of the ruling party was elected Rector after secret procedure conducted through phoning only deans, . . .
- The University is to choose sides between university and state power. The crucial thing here is not university autonomy though the Rector tries to present it that way. It's rather the conflict between anarchy at University and the State's intention to establish complete and personal control over science and high education . . .
- . . . Šunjić is backed by few deans only, two of whome are true villains . . .
Vilim Ribić, president of the Executive Council of the Union of Sciences: "Sukob izmedju samovlasća na Sveučilištu i drżavne kontrole"("Conflict between Anarchy at University and State Control"), Novi list, July 6, 1997

Cultivation of rotten stuff of any kind including Croatian state rotten cynicism alwais ends up knocking at your door. But only as rotten stuff.
Boris Maruna: "Kukavice u pričuvi", Vijenac, Matrix Croatica, 91/V, July 3, 1997