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Henri Jeanson

1900-1970 ,  French critic & columnist
Henri JeansonJeanson worked for several papers including the People's Journal , Hommes du Jour and the Canard enchaîné, where he defended complete pacifism.
While Jeanson was feared in the art and political worlds for his deadly prose, he was also at the forefront of leading great political struggles, over pacifism , anticolonialism , defending freedom of expression , always remaining a free spirit.

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When a woman tells the truth, it is to disguise a lie.

Democracy is when the doorbell rings at six in the morning and it’s the milkman!

A first impression is always right, especially when it is bad.

Better to touch money than wood, because money is more likely to ward off bad luck than wood.

I am not skeptical. I don't believe in anything, but I firmly believe in it …

Who would deny that sound cinema has made us discover silence? Silence is the most beautiful conquest of speaking.

On the floor we argue, but in bed we explain. And on the pillow, we understand each other!

A poet is someone who tries to grab the water by handfuls. It is only when he succeeds that he is a poet.

Prudence is the modesty of cowards.

A great career today is measured by the number of failures.

When you abuse your power, you are a coward.

Freedom is a bit like money. It is not enough to be rich to know how to spend.

If we did not suffer from time to time, happiness would no longer be bearable.

You don't make good literature with good feelings. So the Bible, what a masterpiece!

Any profession that does not make you forget about work is slavery.

Work! It’s good for those who have nothing to do.

Marriage based on love is not serious business.

It is not that money does not smell, it is that man does not smell it.

The war justifies the existence of the army. By destroying it.

Maybe I am shortsighted and a little deaf, like any self-respecting critic.

Funny Quotes

Capitalism is the exploitation of man by man, while Marxism is the opposite.

From the day that God put man in the presence of woman, paradise became hell.

Without the police, everyone would kill each other and there would be no more war.


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