"Not everyone has jumped onto the bandwagon of despair. Most people continue on; they cannot hear the voice of the powerful and the faint-hearted as they are deafened by the cry and the blood that death and misery shout in their ears. But in moments of rest they hear another voice, not the one that comes from above, but rather the one that comes with the wind from below and is born in the heart of the indigenous people of the mountains, a voice that speaks of justice and liberty, a voice that speaks of socialism, a voice that speaks of hope … the only hope in this earthly world. And the very oldest among the old people in the villages tell of a man named Zapata who rose up for his own people and in a voice more like a song than a shout, said, “Land and Freedom!"
— Subcomandante Marcos and the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) - from The Shadows of Tender Fury (p. 45)
