| I would wring my hands, and rend the air with cries of cui bono. |
| It is not just the European citizen that rightly asks cui bono? |
| There comes a time to all men, sooner or later, when we say to ourselves, cui bono? |
| It is at this point, though, that a small voice breaks in to ask, cui bono? |
| The old question of who gains, or as the Latin puts it cui bono, helps provide an answer here. |
| This statement reveals exactly the purpose of the attacks, and answers the question, cui bono. |
