Ebola K 2 Quotes

“The only people in the whole world that Salim loved had been killed by the virus that traveled to America in his own blood.”
― Bobby Adair, Ebola K 2

“History is full of examples of slaughter and victory.”
― Bobby Adair, Ebola K 2

“War with men is the same. It never ends until you kill all of your brave enemies, leaving only the weak and fearful. War cannot be won without genocide.”
― Bobby Adair, Ebola K 2

“In other words, what percentage of a city’s citizens needed to die in the street before social order broke down?”
― Bobby Adair, Ebola K 2

“I’m quite aware that America is not perfect. No country is. I do believe we’re closer to perfection than the majority of other countries, though.”
― Bobby Adair, Ebola K 2

“he knew fear was an emotion that conflated all the worst parts of risk and imagination into irrational certainties.”
― Bobby Adair, Ebola K 2

“The cultural infrastructure was buckling and society’s veil of sanity was slipping away, exposing its uncharitable Id.”
― Bobby Adair, Ebola K 2

“He was just a bandit twisting religion around his charisma to keep his impressionable young men subservient.”
― Bobby Adair, Ebola K 2

“He couldn’t afford to allow doubt to grow in a field where his crops were already sown.”
― Bobby Adair, Ebola K 2