Quotes About Security

piensas ser un siervo, debes tener muy definida tu identidad en Cristo. Solo las personas seguras pueden servir; las inseguras siempre se preocupan de cómo pueden ser vistas por los demás. Temen manifestar sus debilidades y ocultan bajo mantos protectores su orgullo y pretensión. Mientras más inseguro seas, más quieres que te sirvan y más necesitarás la aprobación.

Each cop knew his own vulnerabilities; Boldt, whose daughter had once been threatened, guarded his carefully.

Put your money in your head, that way no one can take it from you.

My husband gave me a necklace. It's fake. I requested fake. Maybe I'm paranoid, but in this day and age, I don't want something around my neck that's worth more than my head.

the world is a scary place for such a small child

any moment. Keep your guns handy.

What if they come after us?' said Mr Bucket, speaking for the first time.

What's your name?' 'Pilot Officer Dahl, sir.' 'Very well, Dahl,' he said, weighing the package up and down in one hand. 'This is on no account to fall into enemy hands. Guard it with your life. Do I make myself clear?' 'Yes, sir,' I said, feeling important.

An armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one may have to back up his acts with his life.

An armed society is a polite society.

Anywhere is home to the man with a fat bank account—the cops leave him alone.

What a man doesn't know he can't spill if he is captured; neither drugs, nor torture, nor brainwash, nor endless lack of sleep can squeeze out a secret he doesn't possess.

A credit card is a leash around your neck. In the world of credit cards a person has no privacy…or at best protects her privacy only with great effort and much chicanery. Besides that, do you ever know what the computer network is doing when you poke your card into a slot? I don't. I feel much safer with cash. I've never heard of anyone who had much luck arguing with a computer.

A credit card is a leash around your neck. In the world of credit cards a person has no privacy…

Angeles was safe from invasion; the invaders wouldn't find a place to park—I

When will I learn? Had Boss wished to disclose the method, he would have told me. "Careless slips sink ships." Not around Boss.)

Pop says cops and courts no longer protect citizens, so citizens must protect themselves.

It is an unwritten law of the Navy that facilities must always be locked when they are most needed.

If a captain worries about the safety of his command, those under him need not worry.

We lived here a while. No annex then, had to have an armed guard just to pee.

Only enough to protect the organization. Friday, you are well aware that the absence of Eyes and Ears today simply means that they are concealed. Be assured that I am shameless about protecting the organization.

A tramp is a bum, a parasite, a man that won't work. A hobo is an itinerant laborer who prefers casual freedom to security. He works for his living, but he won't be tied down to one environment.

In brief, once a government has n orders of secret police spying on each other, all are potentially suspect, and to be safe, a secret police of order n plus 1 must be created. And so on, forever.

National Security, in practice, must always fall short of the logically Empedoclean infinite regress it requires for perfect "security." In that gap between the ideal of "One Nation under surveillance with wire taps and urine tests for all," and the strictly limited real situation of finite resources and finite funding, there is ample encouragement for paranoias of all sorts to flourish, both among the citizens and among the police.