Is Patriot Acts A Plausible Scenario? You Be The Judge Part 2 - The Right-Wing Phenomenon
stevenbradley | March 10, 2009 12:21
Recently,
I wrote about a question I had posed to readers whether they thought
the scenario of my novel Patriot Acts was plausible or far fetched. I
demonstrated, through articles by well-known writers on the Middle
East, that Iran had a mindset for nuclear war. This week it was
reported that Iran had already enriched enough nuclear material for a
bomb that could be produced by the end of 2009. Yesterday, it was
further stated that Iran actually had enough material for as many as
fifty nuclear devices.
It is obvious that the plot of Patriot
Acts is one that could most easily transpire. Yet, Iran needs to build
a network throughout the United States of hoodlum and enraged Patriots
who have let their rage grow bigger than the reason for it. In Patriot
Acts, just as Iran needs to link into such groups, The radical
right-wing militia groups that are even now amassing in their hidden
away shelters getting ready to take back their liberty while infringing
upon the freedom of others from whom they had received no offense.
A Patriot can disagree vehemently with the elected leader of his country, yet, pray
so stalwartly for his growth of faith, and God's hand of protection,
praying that he be wise & even as an opponent, remain ready to
stand up and lay down his life, in the President's defense. How many
liberals would have pledged thus for George W. Bush? Let’s face it,
Conservatives, those who believe the Constitution, we are those who
hold it as unchangeable and for all time, without regard for changes in culture and without sway even in the face of the loss of values and/or faith. Have
we really slowed down and ask ourselves if we really know how easy it
would be to lose this nation? I mean for it to be buried under the sands of time, a relic to be studied in amazement at how the Mighty had fallen.
Democracy
is a strange thing, because you cannot keep it unless you truly love
it. It is hard, arduous and constantly under attack by those who speak
of freedom but who lay in wait to get us to sell our birthright for a
false “security” and the green god of America. The American people seem
to have grown tired of self-rule.
The leaders of today grew up
at a time when entitlement meant that they could, while others could
not. With the times that are, even now, staring America in the face
render the radical and the seriously pissed off to gather together, by
any means, to set aside whatever morals or principles that would
certainly otherwise impede them and to set their minds on taking
whatever they might need from whatever outstretched hand offered it. In
paraphrase of the words of Obama’s Chief of Staff, Rom Emanuel, neither
side will let a crisis go to waste.
America
is not like the ancient nations of Asia. China, South Korea and many
others which have history span thousands of years of history. Their
governments could fall, but they would always be a people. America is a
hybrid nation, and it has always been that ability to work together,
regardless of the differences that made us great. Yet, America is like
fine crystal, gloriously valuable, beautiful to behold, but so very
delicate to the touch, when it comes to the current revolution of
change, which is even now transforming America into highly controlled,
powerfully ruled and dangerously sensitive nation that no longer
follows nor values the very principles we, ourselves established.
America’s fabric would unravel as fast as the constitution was
shredded; only to be replaced with a very efficient and brutal regime
that will work woe against any who might seek to bring back the America
of the past. This is the world we now face, and in the midst of such
tyranny and abuse, those who would seek to destroy what they consider
to be an imposter would be easy pickings for a nation like Iran to
deliver an attack so devastating, from which, The United States could
not easily recover.
WARNING TO ALL MILITIAS
Such groups are very active throughout the United States. You have seen some videos of several militia groups in this article, because I wanted to demonstrate that these people are truly out there
and they are stronger than ever and are serious about wreaking havoc on
the United State. There are many State Militia organizations that serve
a great role in the nation. Those are the true patriots who love
America and is ready to defend her against enemies, foreign and/or
domestic. They do not represent the force of treachery that is
described in Patriot Acts.
Patriot Acts reveals just what such people could do to a nation that has closed its eyes to the disaster that is about to befall them. For this reason, I feel that Patriot Acts is a very important novel; one that can get America’s attention and can perhaps help us to once again truly care. Steven Clark Bradley
Today, America is at war with religious radicals who are hell-bent on destroying Western civilization.
We have seen what radical religious fanatics can do to bring a peaceful
nation to war. Read "Last Ounce of Devotion" from my next novel, Patriot Acts
and see what would happen if our own brand of fanatics, right here at
home, teamed up with the Islamic radicals with whom we are at war
abroad? The concept is both challenging and lethal! What can turn a
child into an extremist?
How
can a child who was born in the land of the free be transformed into a
man who seeks to destroy the land of his birth? I think you will find
this chapter stimulating and frightening by virtue of its plausibility
and the probability of seeing this scenario played out within the
borders of the United States of America. The actions taken to protect The United States of America are not radical reactions to terrorism. They are Patriot Acts!
Toto,
Indiana was no ordinary almost-village. It had some great little stores
that sold just about anything. It had countryside, farmland, an
abundance of wild reefer, a large contingent of KKK want-a-be’s and the
largest concentration of militia groups
in the nation. These were not just a bunch of bed and breakfast
warriors, but good husbands. They were involved daddies and mommies,
devoted believers…at least on Sundays. There were serious and
lower-scale business men ready to fight for each other as one with
those they employed. All of them were unswervingly ready to give their
last ounce of devotion to create a world where freedom was shouted
loudly while bigotry reigned king. The
larger towns and small cities around the Podunk spot of Earth that was
Toto, Indiana were the fastest growing small cities of the state. Knox,
Indiana was the County Seat and had progressed from the “Bloody Bucket
Bar” to the “Court House View Tap”. No one was being thrown out of the
windows anymore, but the same crazies still drank their fill but were
too old to carouse any longer like they used to. The almost town place,
North Judson still had a sense of the rustic and, like Knox, was a
fundamentally good place to bring up the next generation of defenders of the Constitution, at least that was how they mostly viewed it along Toto Road,
the one road that entirely spanned the county. Staying on Toto Road was
like a place of refuge. One could traverse the county, into the depth
of this country enclave and still feel secure inside their car. Thoughts
of turning left or right off of Toto Road could only be carried out
safely by those born in Starke County. Strangers are not too well
digested in the land of a thousand armies.
The folks around
Toto, Indiana did not like them strangers coming in there and looking
all over their Jeeps, gawking at their arsenals all set up for the day
that the United States
Government would most certainly tear up the Constitution and cast it to
the wind. The globalists elected to the offices of the land, down from
the most menial, elected position in the nation and up to the most
powerful office in the world, would most certainly need to be overcome
by the people’s sheer willingness to keep what they had yearned and
striven for. Almost every car was known that drove up in there. Today
was no different in road traffic than any other, except for the special
passenger that the old Ford Escort was carrying, as it turned off Indiana Highway 35 North and onto Toto Road heading due west.
~~~
Len Garret
sat with his feet up on his coffee table and thought about all he had
lived through that had brought his to the point of departure that was
at hand. He had some visitors who’d be arriving shortly. For the moment
though, Garret held a bottle of Tequila in his hand and stared straight
up at the portrait of his father that was hung prominently over the
Fireplace. Garret had commissioned the painting himself, as a tribute
the man who had both beaten him on a regular basis and who had
instilled in him a stiff determination to never give into the
internationalists, globalists, traitors, fags, or any other lowlife
epitaph that he could recall hearing his father use for those who ran
the country. Though
Len Garret’s father was a feared and respected memory, that painting
over the fireplace served more as a constant reminder that he had
unfinished business to conduct than as an act of true feeling for the
old man about whom even Len Garret himself had wondered a few times if
his father Russell Garret had gone mad. “Even so, if Dad was crazy then guess the apple
didn’t fall far from the tree.”Len Garret thought as his eyes grew
heavy. His father’s greatest wish would be realized, starting
today…everything would start today.
~~~
The
old Ford Escort was heading west on Toto Road. For the driver, driving
this patch of asphalt was an everyday occurrence. For the dark-faced
passengers in the back seat, they had sworn that such a wild and
overgrown area would certain spell some kind of mischief against them.
Weren’t all these retched people along this backwater place Christians?
That point, alone made this journey one that made these guests shaky
and worried. Yet, it was about something that would make the world
change forever and well worth the risk. The Escort drove into the
miniopolis of Toto and turned left onto County Line Road. There was no turning back. It was like a little bit of Vegas in Hicksville, USA.
~~~
Len Garret’s
fingers felt the skin covering his own visage as he looked at his
father’s face. He started staring at the painting profoundly, so
deeply, just like a thousand other times, and his eyes flickered,
closed, then opened and the remained shut and a world that had long
disappeared took on a shape and life, and he saw it all afresh. It was
a day he recalled easily, because it had caused him to grow into the
man he was today, having had his childhood cut short. He saw that boy
again. He had seen him too often after having had his order to his
brain to stay awake disobeyed. Each time he ventured into the recesses
of his slumbering mind it was like opening the wounds that had closed
up outwardly, but still raw and hemorrhaging on the inside.
He
saw the boy, in his reverie, seated in the huge hall reading the
document that his father had so loved while glancing around at the
armed men and women stationed about him. His father had given his last
ounce of devotion when the country he had almost given his life for
ultimately took it away along with his daughter and wife. In the
service of his country and while seeking the protection of his people,
which was the goal and stated purpose of the sacred parchment anyway,
and which he had believed until realizing that it was really nothing
more than a not-so-hidden or secretive organization. But then,
politicians did specialize in perception, and he had fallen prey to
their tactics, though not necessarily of his own will. He knew he was young, just Seventeen years old seated there in the grand hall waiting for something, a ruling, a judgment.
He
was not exactly a child, but except in such cases as this boy, most
children his age still never thought about such things. He only knew
that his moment had come too early. He wanted to kill them all one
minute and run home and play his half-life video game, the next. His
mind now knew that his day of games was over. He knew he would see his
death, and now forcefully knew that childhood was not a never-ending
run and that he was a child no more, for he knew he would die. . .
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