Bob Rohan

“In October 2003 the United States government patented the rights to medical marijuana. After decades of propaganda trumpeting the war on drugs and claiming that marijuana was the “gateway drug,” the federal government applied for patent #6630507 Cannabinoids as Antioxidants and Neuroprotectants. Pressure started mounting due to the collective consciousness the internet provides. Public opinion began to change due to information regarding marijuana’s cancer curing properties and the pharmaceutical industry’s efforts to keep the naturally growing plant illegal for purposes of continued profit.”
― Phil Mennitti, The Illusion of Democracy: A More Accurate History of the Modern United States

“The Irish killed themselves with liquor, with accidents prompted by drink, with neglect, with disease, with violence, but would never end their lives by their own hands, for that would ensure that misery followed them to eternity.”
― Tim Egan, The Immortal Irishman: Thomas Meager and the Invention of Irish America

“There is no more grand moment in a writer’s life than typing the first sentence of a new book.”
― James Lee Burke, Another Kind of Eden

“walls,”
― Harlan Coben, The Boy from the Woods