“Grief produces an abundant energy that must find a way to burn itself up. And that is the fundamental problem, one that can take a lifetime to exhaust.” — Bill Carter Copy Share Image
“If there was a bad guy we could appeal to the people because, like it or not, we, the huddled masses, want our public… — Bill Carter Copy Share Image
“The one thought Conan had on the spot about the half hour at 11:35 was that it would likely exacerbate the problem he already… — Bill Carter Copy Share Image
“War is always more complex. Economics, history, religion all have a role, but not for the ones dodging the bullets. They just get blown… — Bill Carter Copy Share Image
“I watched the refugee kids swim. They are easy to spot. They are the ones whose mothers stand on the shore watching the horizon… — Bill Carter Copy Share Image
“It was not our war, but it would be our disgrace, our shame. The West was filling to declare a war over the price… — Bill Carter Copy Share Image
“Religion didn't matter to the city drunks but they knew it mattered to the village people. What the city people wanted was land. Power.… — Bill Carter Copy Share Image
“Grief produces an abundant energy that must find a way to burn itself up. And that is the fundamental problem, one that can take… — Bill Carter Copy Share Image
“It's my experience that people want to do something, but become confused by an overwhelming sense of hopelessness, not knowing what to do, and… — Bill Carter Copy Share Image
“That week we tried everything to bury our heads in the sand. But the problem remains the same world over; the sand is never… — Bill Carter Copy Share Image
“Expats of any country are quick to lose their sense of humour, beaten down by a lifetime of defending the land they no longer… — Bill Carter Copy Share Image
“Someone who spoke English had been listening to his speeches of promised freedom and would have realized they were the drunken lies of men… — Bill Carter Copy Share Image
“Surely, when looking back, our lives can, for the most part, be accounted for in our interactions with others. That is where memories are… — Bill Carter Copy Share Image
