Quotes from The Leopard Stratagem

T.A. Uner ·  429 pages

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“Never say never. You never know when never may come.”
― T.A. Uner, quote from The Leopard Stratagem


“Learning from history helps us avoid repeating its mistakes.”
― T.A. Uner, quote from The Leopard Stratagem


“Life isn't always about answers... sometimes the questions themselves can enlighten us.”
― T.A. Uner, quote from The Leopard Stratagem


“Killing is nothing to be in awe of, it's like taking a piss, you do it only when you have to.”
― T.A. Uner, quote from The Leopard Stratagem


“Always remember, difficult situations are thrust upon those who have the power to influence events.”
― T.A. Uner, quote from The Leopard Stratagem



About the author

T.A. Uner
Born place: in New York, The United States
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