Savage Son Quotes

“Kill one man, and you are a murderer. Kill millions of men, and you are a conqueror. Kill them all, and you are a god.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“The consolidation of power at the federal level in the guise of public safety is a national trend and should be guarded against at all costs. This erosion of rights, however incremental, is the slow death of freedom.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“Civilized men are more discourteous than savages because they know they can be impolite without having their skulls split, as a general thing.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“The director is preparing a presidential finding that would authorize a hostage rescue mission. She thinks the connection to you and Freddy, and the attempted assassination, will help sway the president. He’s not running for reelection and if we can convince him that this won’t start World War III, I think we have a chance. You did save his life after all.” “Even so, he’s not going to green-light a hostage rescue on Russian soil.” “Don’t be so sure. The operators will all use AKs to make it look like it’s a Russian criminal syndicate hit on the son of bratva leadership, just enough plausible deniability and confusion to make this a nonattributable action. Believe me, if you knew half the classified history of this place, you’d know this is one of the most sane paramilitary operations the CIA has ever proposed. If denied, we’ll have no choice but to pass it to Alpha Group via diplomatic channels.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“The comment elicited a chuckle from a room full of people accustomed to senior ranking officers renaming programs as a way to fill evaluations, insinuating that a highly successful established entity was entirely their idea before moving up the ladder in the chain of command.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“Much as the hunter, deep in the backcountry, often thinks of his family by the hearth, so too the warrior on the distant battlefield longs for a homecoming. Similarly, when they return home, the hunter dreams of going back to the woods, just as the warrior yearns for battle. Is it the guilt of no longer being in the fight? Not standing shoulder to shoulder with brothers in arms? Or is it missing the sense of belonging that only comes from being part of a team that has spilt blood in war?”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“Will there come a day when our survival depends on those primordial abilities? I suspect so. It might not be tomorrow or the day after, but then again, it might. In either case, we would be wise to be ready, but right now, it’s time to turn the page and hunt. Jack Carr August 22, 2019 Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“Sir.” Chavez stood and addressed the man before him. “I certainly can’t speak for everyone but please give my money to Freddy Strain’s kid, the one with the special needs.” Reece swallowed hard as a chorus of voices followed suit. “I’m not one for this kind of emotion, as Caroline can attest,” Jonathan said, “but, thank you, lads. The deposit will be made. In whose name?” Reece looked around the room, “From the Warrior Guardians.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“Why do you file off the front sight of your 1911 when going into bear country?” his father had asked. “So it doesn’t hurt as much when the grizzly shoves it up your ass.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“Reece picked up her suitcase as they moved through the airport, his eyes subconsciously sweeping the area ahead; first hands, then bodies, then faces. The sixth sense that had kept warriors alive since time immemorial was reminding him that his peace could never last.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“Build your foundation, Reece, he remembered his friend and one of the best archers on the planet telling him years earlier. Winning starts from the ground up.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“Russia through the waning days of the Soviet Union and into the heyday after the fall, the Red Mafia was imbedded in almost all facets of state affairs. The bratva was not an outside criminal threat, but rather part of the government itself. When Stalin betrayed his criminal ties during the Great Purge, he inadvertently created an even stronger organization that had survived and thrived to this day.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“Hunting and war are inexorably mixed. They share a common father. Death begets life, and in defense of oneself, one’s family, one’s tribe, or one’s country, killing is often a part of the equation.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“medical study warned that because the vape liquid contained lipoid components and toxins, when heated they caused an acute chemical inhalation injury to the lungs, or as a federal lawmaker whose daughter had died at a college party after vaping with friends stated, “It poisons and kills our kids from the inside out. This is murder.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“No matter how hard you train, Mother Nature and the enemy still get a vote.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“Tunguska Event”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“Never tell me the odds.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“Take a breath. Look around. Make a call.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“Tucson’s Trident Bar and Grill,”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“Break glass in case of war.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“¿Cómo comunicarse con Norwegian España?

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Para comunicarte con Norwegian desde España, puedes llamar al número oficial de atención al cliente +34 919 464 053 / 919 464 053. A través de este contacto, podrás solicitar asistencia para realizar reservas, cambios de vuelos, cancelaciones, reembolsos y más.
Si necesitas comunicarte con la aerolínea Norwegian en España para obtener información sobre vuelos +34 919 464 053 / 919 464 053, hacer cambios en tu reserva o resolver dudas sobre su servicio, es importante conocer las distintas formas de contacto disponibles. A continuación, te explicamos cómo puedes llamar a Norwegian en España y otros medios de contacto para recibir atención de manera rápida y eficiente.

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Norwegian Teléfono en España

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Si te encuentras en el extranjero y deseas comunicarte con Norwegian en España, puedes llamar al siguiente número: +34 919 464 053 o 919 464 053
Estos números están disponibles para consultas sobre reservas, cambios de vuelo, equipaje y otras inquietudes relacionadas con los servicios de la aerolínea.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“ennui”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“Hope is not a course of action. I know. But sometimes it’s all we have.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“One does not hunt in order to kill; on the contrary, one kills in order to have hunted.” —José Ortega y Gasset, Meditations on Hunting”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“Kill them all, and you are a god.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“Elephant”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“French biologist Jean Rostand: Kill one man, and you are a murderer. Kill millions of men, and you are a conqueror. Kill them all, and you are a god.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“For additional wisdom from this master of the craft, read The Successful Novelist and visit the writing section of his website at davidmorrell.net.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son

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― Jack Carr, Savage Son

“Fire had once provided safety to those who stood within its sphere, warding off tigers, leopards, and bears. Now that light from the burning vehicle was the death knell for those it illuminated.”
― Jack Carr, Savage Son