Quotes About Security

Nameless has no credit cards. He rarely carries identification of any kind, not even in false names.

smartphone with functions specific to this mission, and a radio-wave jammer.

Having found peace in isolation, she won't put it at risk.

keeping a well-supplied larder was one way to buy at least a small measure of security, a way to feel safe.

People don't get attacked by packs of rats in their own homes.

If some hopped-up loser, desperate for drug money or violent sex, broke into your house, you could be killed five times over in thirty-two minutes. Consequently, most of these people were prepared to defend themselves—and with enthusiasm.

pistol holstered, he pulls on his sport coat and drops a spare magazine in one pocket, the radio-wave jammer in another.

the sound of an AR-15 can't be mistaken for anything else.

She disengages the top deadbolt, then the bottom one

No doubt about it this time—trespassers have violated her property.

discovered the deadbolt hadn't been engaged.

shore of truth that they couldn't even see it. They were everywhere in our time, controlled by those who taught them to fear what didn't threaten them and receive with gladness those ideas and forces that would rob them of purpose, of meaning, of security—and sooner than later would take away their

Even after all these uneventful years on Jacob's Ladder, I still lock the door every night.

She does not always carry a concealed weapon when outside.

Just being in his arms was like heaven; it felt like I was coming home.

Unless Japan is prepared to see Japanese blood being spilled, unless Japan is prepared to see Japanese soldiers return to Japan in body bags, it cannot expect others to die for its interests. No appeals to its outmoded constitution can change that. Japan must rearm and take its rightful place in the world.

No appeals to its outmoded constitution can change that. Japan must rearm and take its rightful place in the world.

He was my true home. My first safe place.

All the stuff our fathers took for granted as long as you worked hard, the great safety net and the fair wage and the gold watch at the end of it all? That's all gone around here, my friend.

I open up—" Cawley again: "Using your keys, correct, Mr. Ganton?" Ganton nodded at Cawley, looked back at his knees. "I use my keys, yeah, 'cause the door's locked.

Safety is an illusion we sell to children to help them sleep. Then I wanted to be a child.

Then how did he manage to deceive you? Because I let him. And why would you do that? Because I wanted to feel safe. Safety is an illusion we sell to children to help them sleep. Then I wanted to be a child.

Goal 8: That each child is relatively stable and free

Goal 8: That each child is relatively stable and free from crippling emotional or psychological problems