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Kamand Kojouri
“If you wait until you find something to speak up for, something that you’re passionate about that concerns you and attacks your own beliefs, then eventually, when the day finally arrives, you might also find that you have forgotten how to speak.”
Kamand Kojouri

Israelmore Ayivor
“Give chance to your wheels to turn with their maximum potentials as long as your passion fuels your life. Don’t give up; you are about to make an overturn!”
Israelmore Ayivor, Daily Drive 365

Israelmore Ayivor
“Leave no stone unturned. Leave no bone unbroken. Drive your life with care and don’t dose off while you do so. If you don’t wake up, you are likely miss you way!”
Israelmore Ayivor, Dream big!: See your bigger picture!

Gabriel García Márquez
“we saw heroic portraits of saints and soldiers thrown to the floor among broken furniture and fresh cow flops”
Gabriel García Márquez, The Autumn of the Patriarch

Pete Nelson
“There is no way. And you know it. And if he wasn't gonna be court-martialed then, you made a mistake. And if you tell me that he caused the deaths of those men, then okay, I might disagree with you, but at least you can say the court-martial was justified, but you can't court-martial somebody for a judgement, and then not court-martial everybody else who made errors in judgement, that cost the lives of more men. And you didn't do it." Smith turned his palms up. "That's why there's an injustice here. We should change injustices. Not rewrite history, but change injustices. The man wore the uniform, just like you wore it. And he wore it proudly. And he was one hell of an offer. And he would not have been given that bomb to take to the Enola Gay if he wasn't. And I think he endured punishment that none of us could ever understand, probably, and he paid the ultimate price for it. And we have a chance that he'll never know about, to make it right. Not to overturn the court-martial, just to simply say a mistake was made.”
Pete Nelson, Left for Dead: A Young Man's Search for Justice for the USS Indianapolis