Some of my favorite passages are as follows. Page 69, "Rapp
was the pinnacle. Most people had become resigned to the fact that he was
unkillable. Gould was one of the few people on the planet who had tried
and lived to tell the tale and even he had to admit that he'd been lucky.
Twice.....Rapp wasn't just unkillable, he was in many ways
unstoppable..." Page 264, reveals a chilling consideration,
likely more truth than fiction, "It was shortly thereafter that he
had joined with Mitch Rapp and the Americans. Not because he
believed in their futile and unwelcome efforts to turn Afghanistan into a
modern democracy. No, he'd simply seen them as a powerful ally in his
quest to kill the men responsible for taking away his life.....The Americans
were a confused and naive people, but generally the champions of
peace and stability. Occupations were not in their nature. Unlike
the fanatics who had converged on his country, the Americans could be counted
on to leave."
Page 275 rings true especially with
this current inept cowardly federal regime aka administration. " The problem was that
unimaginably stupid had become a job requirement in Washington.
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