Quotes by Omar El Akkad, American War

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What is the first anesthetic?Wealth.And if I take your wealth?Necessities.And if I demolish your home, burn your fields? — Omar El Akkad, American War
What is the first anesthetic?Wealth.And if I take your wealth?Necessities.And if I demolish your home, burn your fields? — Omar El Akkad, American War
What is the first anesthetic?Wealth.And if I take your wealth?Necessities.And if I demolish your home, burn your fields? — Omar El Akkad, American War
Sarat smiled at the thought. "You couldn't just let us kill ourselves in peace, could you?""Come now," said Yousef. "Eve — Omar El Akkad, American War
Sarat smiled at the thought. "You couldn't just let us kill ourselves in peace, could you?""Come now," said Yousef. "Eve — Omar El Akkad, American War
Sarat smiled at the thought. "You couldn't just let us kill ourselves in peace, could you?""Come now," said Yousef. "Eve — Omar El Akkad, American War
Everyone fights an American war. — Omar El Akkad, American War
Everyone fights an American war. — Omar El Akkad, American War
Everyone fights an American war. — Omar El Akkad, American War
It seemed to Karina further proof that wartime was the only time the world became as simple and carnivorously liberating — Omar El Akkad, American War
It seemed to Karina further proof that wartime was the only time the world became as simple and carnivorously liberating — Omar El Akkad, American War
It seemed to Karina further proof that wartime was the only time the world became as simple and carnivorously liberating — Omar El Akkad, American War
Rage wrapped itself around her like a tourniquet, keeping her alive even as it condemned a part of her to atrophy. — Omar El Akkad, American War
Rage wrapped itself around her like a tourniquet, keeping her alive even as it condemned a part of her to atrophy. — Omar El Akkad, American War
Rage wrapped itself around her like a tourniquet, keeping her alive even as it condemned a part of her to atrophy. — Omar El Akkad, American War
And what she understood-what none of the ones who came to touch Simon’s forehead understood-was that the misery of war r — Omar El Akkad, American War
And what she understood-what none of the ones who came to touch Simon’s forehead understood-was that the misery of war r — Omar El Akkad, American War
And what she understood-what none of the ones who came to touch Simon’s forehead understood-was that the misery of war r — Omar El Akkad, American War
Her anger at the young woman's stubbornness quickly prompted recollections of all the times she'd found herself on one s — Omar El Akkad, American War
Her anger at the young woman's stubbornness quickly prompted recollections of all the times she'd found herself on one s — Omar El Akkad, American War
Her anger at the young woman's stubbornness quickly prompted recollections of all the times she'd found herself on one s — Omar El Akkad, American War
All her life she'd had little interest in the workings of boys' minds, which she imagined only as a set of flimsy pinwhe — Omar El Akkad, American War
All her life she'd had little interest in the workings of boys' minds, which she imagined only as a set of flimsy pinwhe — Omar El Akkad, American War
All her life she'd had little interest in the workings of boys' minds, which she imagined only as a set of flimsy pinwhe — Omar El Akkad, American War
She wondered if all boys were like this, their meanness a self defense. — Omar El Akkad, American War
She wondered if all boys were like this, their meanness a self defense. — Omar El Akkad, American War
She wondered if all boys were like this, their meanness a self defense. — Omar El Akkad, American War