Conspiracy Fiction Quotes

“I have a story to tell. It is a tale for those who can still see, can still question.

A story of where you are and how you got here. A tale foretold by your poets and prophets through the ages. Read their words, their thoughts, so that you may understand.”
― W.H. Wisecarver, Resurrection: Americans Awaken

“Blacker than the night, the wedge penetrated the darkness. An F 117 raced by, the roar from its engines screaming through the interior of the chopper, and then it sliced away a piece of sky and disappeared into the void.
-Narrator, Truth Insurrected: The Saint Mary Project”
― Daniel P. Douglas, Truth Insurrected: The Saint Mary Project

“Maybe I should get a gun...”
― Elizabeth Horton-Newton, View From the Sixth Floor: An Oswald Tale

“The people we think are brilliant today will be presumed wrong years later." Uncle Henry”
― Angela Mullins, Working for Uncle Henry

“Once man, in his vast intelligence, thinks he has ‘figured out something,’ someone else comes along and ‘disproves’ him." Uncle Henry”
― Angela Mullins, Working for Uncle Henry

“Once the government takes away one group’s freedom, it becomes easy to take away others, including ours.” Uncle Henry”
― Angela Mullins

“If a person stays in the dark long enough, his sight adjusts, and he no longer realizes he is in the dark. He thinks he can see." Uncle Henry”
― Angela Mullins, Working for Uncle Henry

“Any time one refuses to consider certain possibilities, theories become corrupted." - Uncle Henry”
― Angela Mullins, Working for Uncle Henry

“Some things one has to search out for himself." Uncle Henry”
― Angela Mullins, Working for Uncle Henry

“I know several Baptists who are quite good dancers, especially after a few drinks. It’s quite relaxing, ballet that is…when you don’t take it too seriously. Of course most things are…when you don’t take them too seriously.” - Aunt Edith”
― Angela Mullins, Working for Uncle Henry

“The human race of any generation tends to think of itself as having obtained all knowledge. Those who think they have it figured out only prove their lack of wisdom.” - Uncle Henry”
― Angela Mullins, Working for Uncle Henry

“Numbers hold the truth to everything.” - Uncle Henry”
― Angela Mullins, Working for Uncle Henry

“One sees what he wants to see or allows to be planted in his mind. It’s like a blind man in a dark room searching for a black cat that isn’t there — and finding it.” - UNCLE HENRY”
― Angela Mullins, Working for Uncle Henry

“Man has this tendency to conclude that if he can’t explain or reproduce an occurrence, it must not be possible." - Uncle Henry”
― Angela Mullins, Working for Uncle Henry

“The most important element in discovery is an open mind." - Uncle Henry”
― Angela Mullins, Working for Uncle Henry

“Do you know how long something is in the works before it goes public?" Uncle Henry”
― Angela Mullins, Working for Uncle Henry

“I’m not crazy, man. I mean, it’s not like I believe Hitler has a base on the dark side of the moon or something. Maybe Iceland but not the moon.”
― Angela Mullins, Working for Uncle Henry

“The government don’t need any help creatin’ Big Brother. Folks are buyin’ up that stuff all by themselves. Cameras and microphones all over the house, watchin’ and listenin’ to everything. Their whole lives played out on social media platforms.”
― Angela Mullins, Working for Uncle Henry

“It’s who’s controlling the Illuminati that I’m more concerned about.”
― Angela Mullins, Working for Uncle Henry

“The value of anything is man-made.”
― Angela Mullins, Working for Uncle Henry

“One has to stay true to one’s beliefs...and mission.”
― Angela Mullins, Working for Uncle Henry

“I’m telling you the government is up to some wicked stuff. Of course, they’ve been at it for over a century now, so…”
― Angela Mullins, Working for Uncle Henry

“They don’t go around talkin’ about it to everybody. People’d think they’re nuts. But you’re only a nut if you’re wrong.”
― Angela Mullins, Working for Uncle Henry

“All human history he knew was a lie.”
― Bert-Oliver Boehmer, Three Immortals

“What would you be willing to sacrifice to have a loved one back for a minute, a day, or a lifetime?"

After my son Alex was killed by a drunk driver, I had a dream in which I was asked this question. Once I started thinking about it, I realized I would give up everything, and it later evolved into a science fiction book. I modeled the main character after my son. Alex's mannerisms and attitude became the basis for Xavier's character development. Xavier is a clone who does not know he is a clone nor who is controlling his fate. With his friends' help, he must uncover the people behind the conspiracy to create a shadow government and locate the others known as the Zodiac Thirteen.”
― Evelyn D. Eckert