Top 50 Kenneth Eade Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “In any negotiation, the one who first gives a number is the loser.”

— Kenneth Eade

2. “Fair is irrelevant. This is the law – it has nothing to do with justice.”

— Kenneth Eade

3. “When the law fails to serve us, we must serve as the law.”

— Kenneth Eade

4. “Well, banks are the biggest mafia, you know, except for the government of course.”

— Kenneth Eade

5. “Don’t you know that everything you do in life has consequences?”

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6. “Litigation was war. A war that usually inflicted heavy casualties on both sides.”

— Kenneth Eade

7. “The truth never had any shades of grey – there was always a discernible line between black and white.”

— Kenneth Eade

8. “Dying is not a punishment, except for the manner of how the execution may be carried out. The extinguishment of life itself is not torment. That is why capital punishment is not a punishment at all and does not deter crime.”

— Kenneth Eade

9. “Where there’s corruption in government, somebody or everybody’s making a lot of money. That makes it dangerous.”

— Kenneth Eade

10. “The day the power of love overrules the love of power, the world will know peace. -Mahatma Gandhi.”

— Kenneth Eade

11. “His sense of “justice” had been hard tempered by his sense of law enforcement; a perfect way to reverse the presumption of innocence.”

— Kenneth Eade

12. “The most innocent man’s words will be used against him.”

— Kenneth Eade

13. “An alibi is only as good as its details.”

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14. “In the world of contract killings, there is no arbitration.”

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15. “From anonymous bullying to anonymous murder for hire, the Internet had something for every sick taste.”

— Kenneth Eade

16. “Home was truly the best place he could possibly be, but, alas, was not an available option.”

— Kenneth Eade

17. “Even killers need holiday.”

— Kenneth Eade

18. “Nobody in the government is talking. They say it’s a case of national security.”

— Kenneth Eade

19. “Robert lay on the bed and checked the remote to see the time on the television screen. Other than that function, the black box was completely useless, another tool of control.”

— Kenneth Eade

20. “The irony of going outside for a breath of fresh air – and then smoking a cigarette.”

— Kenneth Eade

21. “Other people imagined demons and monsters under the bed. Robert had actually seen them.”

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22. “There are two kinds of people we meet in our lives who make a difference: those who remain in our lives and those we only meet once. Each kind has a different type of impact, but both are important.”

— Kenneth Eade

23. “Brent knew the first cardinal rule of talking to cops – don’t.”

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24. “Our democracy depends on an informed citizenry to survive, Your Honor. Besides the advancement of truth, science and morality in general, the freedom of the press is a backbone of democracy. It exists to keep the government transparent, and the human instruments of government honest.”

— Kenneth Eade

25. “In the intelligence community, a rumor was almost as good as a confirmation.”

— Kenneth Eade

26. “War is hot, not cold.”

— Kenneth Eade

27. “How one tragedy affects so many others.”

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28. “Mr. Rogan, I am magician, not God.”

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29. “Sometimes, how a person answers a question is more important than what they actually say.”

— Kenneth Eade

30. “No one really belongs; at least not in this world. If there were a heaven, maybe there, but, even if there were, in it would be the souls who could bear witness to the undeniable cruelty of life, the poverty of the unwanted.”

— Kenneth Eade

31. “It was like the beginning of the end of the world.”

— Kenneth Eade

32. “By loaning banks money for no interest, you’re really letting them into the casinos with the house’s money, aren’t you?”

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33. “Fairness is a term that is interpreted different ways. For the government, fair is whatever suits their needs.”

— Kenneth Eade

34. “The truth is worth pursuing at any distance.”

— Kenneth Eade

35. “Laura Ingalls Wilder said, “Home is the nicest place there is.”

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36. “What they actually did matters more than what they said.”

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37. “Giving the banks free interest loans is like the government subsidizing the banks. That’s crazy!”

— Kenneth Eade

38. “On a basic level, he had seen first-hand how his government used the element of fear to accomplish its objectives; the same element of fear that had been used as an excuse to engage its huge war machine in conflicts for the profits of America’s oligarchy.”

— Kenneth Eade

39. “Terrorism was like heroin – once a lonely, desperate soul was hooked on it, he or she became a fanatic – radicalized they call it – ready to die for a paradise in heaven that didn’t exist by helping to rain down a hell on earth for all who didn’t believe in it.”

— Kenneth Eade

40. “Russia had always been an anomaly. Here they were, in the center of the city that had burned down around Napoleon’s army, having “traditional” Russian cuisine that had been invented by the French.”

— Kenneth Eade

41. “Man is the only predator who hunts his own.”

— Kenneth Eade

42. “The bar was pulsating with rock music and packed with partiers, all set to leave their inhibitions, and their sobriety, behind.”

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43. “We will preserve the right to counsel for the common man in this age of oligarchic anarchy.”

— Kenneth Eade

44. “As usual, there was a story behind the story, and that is where the truth was hidden.”

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45. “Animals don’t do this.”

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46. “The financial elite already have the politicians in their pockets, as a result of their lobbying.”

— Kenneth Eade

47. “Most people, faced with two difficult choices, prefer not to choose at all.”

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48. “The test of any relationship is, when the going gets tough, whether your partner stays with you or ‘gets going’.”

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49. “The oligarchs who ran the country – and the world – had no principals, no morals, and no Code of Honor. Their indentured servants, the politicians, pretended to have them, but their skills were, just like those of the prostitute who tells her john he just gave her the best orgasm, to appear to have a moral purpose just beyond their self-enrichment. That much was enough to get them through the next election.”

— Kenneth Eade

50. “Brent never trusted anyone who couldn’t look him in the eye. It was a sign of dishonesty.”

— Kenneth Eade