“You are free to make your choices, but you are not free to choose the consequences.” — Bobby Akart Choice Copy Share Image
“replayed on YouTube over a billion times, displacing Gangham Style as the most watched video in history.” — Bobby Akart History Copy Share Image
“not make sense considering this was an alleged bomb-making facility.” “What was it?” pressed Mac. “A microscope.” — Bobby Akart Copy Share Image
“President Tomas Garcia walked casually through the White House alongside Anderson Cooper as they conducted a hastily arranged interview for 60 Minutes. As” — Bobby Akart White house Copy Share Image
“Within ten days, thirty million people would die from the plague. Three weeks from now, two hundred million human beings would die… — Bobby Akart Plague Copy Share Image
“Could it not be contrived to send the smallpox among those disaffected tribes of Indians? We” — Bobby Akart Smallpox Copy Share Image
“always trust your gut. Your brain can be fooled and your heart is an idiot, but your gut doesn’t know how to… — Bobby Akart Instinct Copy Share Image
“with the vials of vancomycin standing upright like soldiers at attention, reporting for duty.” — Bobby Akart Copy Share Image
“the first casualty of war was the truth, and oftentimes, the second casualty was the truth teller.” — Bobby Akart Truth Copy Share Image
“It’s all about money and votes. But in the end, it’s really money that drives their decision making. In” — Bobby Akart Decision making Copy Share Image
“Day Seventy-Six Sixty Miles Northwest of Fort Collins Near Redington, Nebraska” — Bobby Akart Copy Share Image
“If I’m right, a new antibiotic will be created that fights Y. pestis using three different mechanisms.” — Bobby Akart Copy Share Image
“In the history of mankind, more human beings were killed in the name of religion than for any reason,” — Bobby Akart History Copy Share Image
“While ordinary criminals use their money to buy things they cannot afford, terrorists use money to finance more terror. It” — Bobby Akart Israel Copy Share Image
“They’d shared a lot that night, including a sickness that had a one hundred percent mortality rate, the plague.” — Bobby Akart Plague Copy Share Image