The Booker Thrillers Books 1-7 Quotes

“Thomas Jefferson said? ‘If a law is unjust, a man is not only right to disobey it, he is obligated to do so.’ Gandhi agreed. ‘An unjust law is itself a species of violence. Arrest for its breach is more so.’ We’re”
― Brandt Legg, The Booker Thrillers Books 1-7

“Look, Dixon, we’re damned if we do . . . the thing is, we either go compliant and watch as our country becomes something our grandfathers would never recognize, or we fight.” “How do we fight something like this?” “They have fear on their side. Even as a kid, I knew that if I was fighting someone whose strongest weapon was fear, I would eventually win. Fear may be scary in the dark, but get it into the light of day and fear turns out to be surprisingly weak.” “Are the President and Attorney General compliant, or fighting?” “That’s why I flew two thousand miles.”
― Brandt Legg, The Booker Thrillers Books 1-7

“I’m certain of two things. The planet is more than 4.5 billion years old, and in spite of what conventional science believes”
― Brandt Legg, The Booker Thrillers Books 1-7