The Enemies of My Country Quotes

“Because the biggest difference between us and the people we’re hunting isn’t our morality, it’s our methods.”
― Jason Kasper, The Enemies of My Country

“In the violent and poverty-ravaged lands where such fighters emerged, the prospect of heaven was a key ingredient in their justification for committing unspeakable atrocities against their fellow human beings.”
― Jason Kasper, The Enemies of My Country

“Jo Ann existed in a self-induced cesspool of rules and consequences that eliminated free thought.”
― Jason Kasper, The Enemies of My Country

“redactions”
― Jason Kasper, The Enemies of My Country

“But the younger generation of warfighters to which Reilly belonged was another breed entirely. With their tortured morality and ever-expanding social consciousness, they seemed to be more anguished about their jobs with each”
― Jason Kasper, The Enemies of My Country

“Out of every one hundred men, ten shouldn’t even be there, eighty are just targets, nine are the real fighters, and we are lucky to have them, for they make the battle. Ah, but the one, one is a warrior, and he will bring the others back. —Heraclitus”
― Jason Kasper, The Enemies of My Country

“existence were muddled; there was none of the adrenaline of combat, and none of the clarity. Talking heads were always screaming on the news. Everyone was seemingly in a competition to be the most offended or outraged by some political scandal or social issue, and the debates raged amid the billboards and commercials of a trillion-dollar advertising industry hawking designer clothes, fast food, and pharmaceuticals. People”
― Jason Kasper, The Enemies of My Country

“four windows, and we oriented our”
― Jason Kasper, The Enemies of My Country

“the”
― Jason Kasper, The Enemies of My Country

“to”
― Jason Kasper, The Enemies of My Country

“The guys told me about your little Call of Duty sprint to pull that little girl off the street last time we tried to slot BK.”
― Jason Kasper, The Enemies of My Country

“Cancer walked over to him and kicked the cot. Ian’s eyes burst open and he sat up, meeting Cancer’s eyes in alarm as he removed his earbuds. “What’s up?” Nodding to his earbuds, Cancer asked, “What are you listening to?” “‘Piano Concerto Number Five in E-Flat Major.’ Why?” “Funny.” Cancer grinned. “I took you for a gangster rap kinda guy.” “Really?” “No.”
― Jason Kasper, The Enemies of My Country

“me”
― Jason Kasper, The Enemies of My Country