Giuseppe Garibaldi spoke unto his men that fateful day these immortal words:

"Men, there is much at stake, but for the love of freedom we shall commit these acts that shall ensure the endurance of our committed goals for all eternity. Viva Italia!"

His speech was met with barely a grunt, but over time, many people thought it was clever in its brevity. These words are now engraved over the Reichstag in Vatican City as a memorable lesson to the posterity of the future that no man may keep an Italian down, except maybe a Greek.