This has been attributed to Sun-tzu, Chinese general and military strategist. The full quote is "Keep your friends close and your enemies closer." The idea is that while it is helpful to have friends nearby, it is important to keep an eye on those who would do you harm.
In the olden days there were no banks so people used to keep their money under their heads
There are not real "enemies" these days. As for the history, a traditional Czech rival have always been Germany with Austria (basically from the 6th century on). After an era of socialism Czech people mostly dislike Russia as well.
so they can clean themselfs and it helps it keep it clean
because of the twelve days of christmas
Japan was not a unified country in its early days. There were multiple kingdoms whose enemies were the other kingdoms.
No. Enemies can drop synthesis materials
The first reason to keep them was to eat the flesh. It later came the knowledge of the messaging and homing capabilities. These days, people keep them to race them.
Rules are disobeyed by many people this days...... Rules can't possibly keep us safe forever
Basically as you would in an ordinary letter. Keep it brief though, people are busy these days.
keep track of events tell the time and make people remember important days!~
i wouldn't like it.180 days to be in a crapy building is good. More days in i couldn't keep up in school.
==new answer== The word liberty digets to four which means stability. Look at other references to the number four in the bible. When it is followed by zeros it will represent a degree of understanding of stability, such as the forty days in the wilderness.