12 Quotes by Paul O'Brien

Modern disaster planning began in the 1950s, with hurricanes of all things, and every time something happens we learn a little -- but only a little. People, unfortunately, have short memories. The same things happen again and again and again.

The bottom-line mentality for government, unless something forces the issue, is to do things as cheaply as possible,

The quest for enlightenment illustrates the paradox of desire – the fact that you must have desire to be motivated to transcend being ruled by desire.