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“Pape called Basil his sanctuary. In truth we all exist in our own sanctuaries-but I don t mean cathedrals or prisons. I m talking about our hearts and minds, which imprison us in anxiety, dear, insecurity, anger and other forms of misery. The walls & bars that keep most in a constant state of suffering are thoughts and emotions, not concrete & steel. It s a disease. Insanity. Most are afflicted by it, regardless of which side of the law they find themselves on or where they lay their heads at night. To be free of this, Renee, is to be free indeed.”

— Ted Dekker, The Sanctuary, Share via Whatsapp

“I tell you, Professor, growing up is a full contact sport. Somewhere in our brains, foolishness and naïveté join forces with a false sense of invincibility. Together, they score own-goals against their host’s interests. All this happens while that referee known as ‘reason’ is collapsed in a drunken stupor, unable to stop the madness. When he finally wakes up, all he can do is grant the useless penalty known as ‘hindsight’. But the outcome remains unchanged. The game is lost …”

— Taona Dumisani Chiveneko, Sprout of Disruption, Share via Whatsapp

“The funnel of my family’s salvation must continue narrowing towards the gallows. That journey cannot begin at the parted tips of another woman’s toes”

— Taona Dumisani Chiveneko, Sprout of Disruption, Share via Whatsapp

“An Abel Muranda without his wife and children would be a wandering bachelor without any dignity. He would sleep in caves and feed on wild berries. But no matter how lonely life became, he would never come to a place like this”

— Taona Dumisani Chiveneko, Sprout of Disruption, Share via Whatsapp

“It was in Cleveland that Magic Slim became the most successful pornographic film producer in America. His training center was a key link in a human trafficking supply chain stretching from the former Soviet Republics in Eastern Europe to the United States. Trafficking accounts for an estimated $32 billion in annual trade with sex slavery and pornographic film production accounting for the greatest percentage. The girls arrived at Slim’s building young and naive, they left older and wiser. This was a classic value chain with each link making a contribution. Slim’s trainers were the best, and it showed in the final product. Each class of girls was judged on the merits. The fast learners went on to advanced training. They learned proper etiquette, social skills and party games. They learned how to dress, apply makeup and discuss world events. Best in-class were advertised in international style magazines with code words. These codes were known only to select clients and certain intermediaries approved by Slim. This elaborate distribution system was part of Slim’s business model, his clients paid an annual subscription fee for the on-line dictionary. The code words and descriptions were revised monthly. An interested client would pay an access fee for further information that included a set of professional photographs, a video and voice recordings of the model addressing the client by name. Should the client accept, a detailed travel itinerary was submitted calling for first class travel and accommodation. Slim required a letter of understanding spelling out terms and conditions and a 50% deposit. He didn’t like contracts, his word was his bond, everyone along the chain knew that. Slim s business was booming.”

— Nick Hahn, Share via Whatsapp

“الترويض و التحكم كمثل تجربة عبور الطريق، يجب عليك المشي قليلاً لمنطقة الاختناق حتى تستطيع العبور سريعاً و سالماً؛ فالاختناق يولّد التباطؤ، و التباطؤ يولّد رؤية أوضح و حلول أكثر، و اختيارات أدق و أبرح..”

— أنور هاني, أبواب, Share via Whatsapp

“Life s nycer when it s Naughtie!”

— Naughtie Scribe, Share via Whatsapp

“People cheer on tyrants for fear of becoming targets.”

— Andrew Sturm, The Kirkwood Project, Share via Whatsapp

“Her eyes were a rich dark brown that were so deep, they reminded me of my sleepless nights, awake, staring into complete darkness. I felt compelled to look deeper, searching for something inside her, but her soul was covered and her eyes would not show me.”

— Cristina Martin, The Automat, Share via Whatsapp

“My only allegiance is to my country. The success of our country is built on hard work, sacrifice, innovation, integrity, and confidence. How can you be confident if you can’t get a job? How can you be confident if the mortgage on your home is higher than your home’s value? How can you be confident when our elected officials haven’t given us one single idea how to fix this situation? – Jeremy Lyons”

— Marvin H. McIntyre, Share via Whatsapp

“If you focus your eyes towards the horizon, everything and everyone walking in front of you becomes a blurry mass. That s what everyone else became. All of their dark wool suits began to mesh into one, and they began to rhythmically march in unison, all while I gazed at the sliver of sky that seemed to be pressed tightly in between the skyscrapers. I kept on walking and staring at the sky, and I began to notice the skyscrapers becoming larger and larger, and before I knew it, I had to turn to get to my building, and of course, the automat.”

— Cristina Martin, The Automat, Share via Whatsapp

“Only I was capable of saving her now, and that, as far as anyone could argue, may have made me worse than all the devils and the demons, but it also, more accurately, made me better than all the angels and gods.”

— Jared S. Anderson, Beautiful Monster, Share via Whatsapp

“Necesito que me busques, que quiera encontrarme y no pueda hacerlo... que venga a la trampa, aquí dónde le espero para que el mundo lo conozca. Para que de una vez sepan que lo que les vende como justicia, siempre ha sido venganza.”

— Isabel Quintín, Me llaman Halcón Negro, Share via Whatsapp

“(...) las bocas mienten, los ojos aprenden a disimular, pero la piel nunca se estremece en vano.”

— Isabel Quintín, Me llaman Halcón Negro, Share via Whatsapp

“¿De qué te va a servir tanto reconocimiento? los que te aplauden hoy, mañana van a abuchearte.”

— Isabel Quintín, Me llaman Halcón Negro, Share via Whatsapp

“El amor es un adiós que no termina...”

— Isabel Quintín, Me llaman Halcón Negro, Share via Whatsapp

“Cuando se trata de amor, las palabras sobran.”

— Isabel Quintín, Me llaman Halcón Negro, Share via Whatsapp