Nothing changes

At the end of 1919, Raul Capablanca in the walls of the English parliament gave a session of simultaneous play for deputies. Capablanca, of course, won with a huge advantage. One reporter asked him what he thought of his opponents' game. Here’s what he heard in response:
"I didn't find deep strategic plans in them, but tactically they showed some fiction. Some tried to make an unnecessary move, others returned to the board the already removed figure in the hope that I would not notice it, others made some changes behind my back in their positions... In general, in the place of the voters who sent these gentlemen to parliament, I would keep them under constant surveillance..."