CITATION PLEASE

Who said what this week

“This isn’t in line with our values … We don’t view ourselves as rednecks.”

Robert Freberg, of the Saskatoon Wildlife Federation, after pouring cold water on plans to settle a political feud at its shooting range. Two People’s Party of Canada candidates were disputing who would represent the party at a coming debate “So now are we going to be scared every time we stop at a stoplight? Every time we walk into 7-Eleven? Every time we walk outside on a sidewalk?”

Vicki Taylor, 67, a nurse who rushed out of her Odessa, Texas, clinic to care for a woman bleeding from a bullet wound during last week’s shooting rampage that left seven dead “If you haven’t read hundreds of books you are functionally illiterate, and you will be incompetent, because your personal experiences alone aren’t broad enough to sustain you. Any commander who claims he is ‘too busy to read’ is going to fill body bags with his troops as he learns the hard way.” Former U.S. secretary of defence

Jim Mattis, in his new memoir, regarding the president’s disdain for reading “It won’t last long.” Former interior minister Matteo

Salvini, going out on a limb with regards to Italy’s new coalition government “The family avoids the topic of Brexit, especially at meals, as we don’t want to gang up on the PM.” Rachel Johnson, sister of Boris

Johnson, tweeting after her brother, Jo Johnson, announced his resignation as MP and minister