Sins of the Assassin Quotes

“To fool somebody else, you have to fool yourself first.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“Adapt or die, that's as true for religion as it is for people.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“You make mistakes, people die. You move forward. Perfect people accomplish nothing.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“Best place to hide was in a crowd.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“Plan for the day when all your plans fail, when those you trust betray you, when your certainty cracks like a rotten egg and you are alone in the storm.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“Give the agent something easy to reject, something to justify his authority - that way they won't look too closely at the rest of your things.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“When you're in a weak position, getting the best deal possible is a victory.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“Battle is a frightening thing, a terrible thing, but once you develop a taste for it…nothing else comes close.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“Maintenance and resupply are the backbone of any military.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“A man can never have too many friends.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“People like us can't afford to be surprised, Sarah. We don't have the luxury of making mistakes or being caught unaware. We have to sense who's on the other side of the door before they knock, and we have to know if they're a friend or an enemy.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“If you wanted to know what a man was thinking, check the view from his favorite spot.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“The devil has a thousand names," said Crews, voice rising, "but the name he takes the most pride in is Prince of Lies, because he is such a convincing fraud. Even God himself was fooled by Satan once, so what hope do we have to tell what's truth and what's false?”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“There was always something worse.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“Faith was the most powerful force in the universe.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“No one believes what they're told. They believe what they uncover. What they dig up on their own. And the harder it is to find, the more they believe it when they do find it.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“In terms of game theory, the opposite of a failed tactic is not necessarily success.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“You're praying, they're praying, and God, oddly enough, will come down on the side of the one with the most guns and most willing to use them. God always does.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“Do what has to be done, regardless of the consequences.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“A cautious revolutionary? You're not going to get anywhere like that.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“People believed what made them comfortable. What fit with their preconceptions of how the world worked.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“They're fucking crosses. Just stick them in the ground. If there's a heaven they're already there. If not… it doesn't matter if the crosses are nice or not.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“Time always won the race.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“Direct attacks were foolhardy. The circumspect survived. And the deceitful prevailed.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“Everything in life was transitory, enjoy the moment.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“Rakkim would have loved to believed that… another reason he wasn't convinced.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“- Murder is a sin. It's a sin in Judaism, it's a sin in Christianity, it's a sin in Islam and every other…
- I'll decide what's a sin.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“A strong man tied to a weak man… When there is trouble, the strong man's strength counts for nothing.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“People in a hurry get noticed.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin

“Because Rakkim knew the seduction of hiding in plain sight. The singular pleasure of blending into the background, of setting the table in the house of the enemy and watching him eat dinner.”
― Robert Ferrigno, Sins of the Assassin