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The U.s. Military Is Us. There Is No Truer Representation Of A Country Than The People That It Sends Into The Field To Fight For It. The People Who Wear Our Uniform And Carry Our Rifles Into Combat Are Our Kids, And Our Job Is To Support Them, Because They're Protecting Us.

There Are People In Government Who Don't Want Other People To Know What They Know. It's Just Another Example Of Elitism. And I Spit On Elitism. Show Me An Elitist, And I'll Show You A Loser.

The Difference Between Fiction And Reality? Fiction Has To Make Sense.

Every Novel Begins With The Speculative Question, What If "x" Happened? That's How You Start.

I Think It's Going To Be Remembered As The Last Major War On Planet Earth, If We're Lucky, If We Maintain Our Foreign Policy Properly. It Will Be Remembered As The Last Time Major Countries Had To Put People In The Field And Put Them In Harm's Way. It May Be The Last Of All Human Nature Wars, Which Is A Nice Way To Remember Any Kind Of A War, As The Last One.