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A semi-documentary novel of "Warrior" spirit in self-reliant communitys, familys and individuals faced with defeating foreign & domestic enemies of the USA Constitutional Republic. Historic battles of a 2nd Revolutionary War coming to your State soon depending on informational warfare and personal faith to prevail using unlikely kinetic means and tactics. Sun Tzu teaches: "Be extremely subtle, even to the point of formlessness. Be extremely mysterious, even to the point of soundlessness. Thereby you can be the director of the opponent's fate." (Historic 6th Generation warfare). "Seguin and the...
A semi-documentary novel of "Warrior" spirit in self-reliant communitys, familys and individuals faced with defeating foreign & domestic enemies of the USA Constitutional Republic. Historic battles of a 2nd Revolutionary War coming to your State soon depending on informational warfare and personal faith to prevail using unlikely kinetic means and tactics. Sun Tzu teaches: "Be extremely subtle, even to the point of formlessness. Be extremely mysterious, even to the point of soundlessness. Thereby you can be the director of the opponent's fate." (Historic 6th Generation warfare). "Seguin and the militias are knowledgeable of the terrorism engulfing the country and the widespread effects of an imminent New Madrid Earthquake (EQ). They would rather be part of triggering it to save their country than try to live and fight in the middle of the aftermath. Their intel suggests an invasion fleet is preparing to invade up the Mississippi River to isolate east from west, particularly Texas, since 60% of the U.S. population lies east of the Mississippi. An unpredictable EQ could make all the difference for a bogged-down invasion." "As Kwora approaches the guard with a demure smile, he responds by slowly moving backwards. Kwora senses his caution, slows while swaying her hips slightly, and pouts her lips enough to suggest his dominance. Her approach is tantalizingly slow to avoid spooking him, but she needs to smell his breath for a quick-knee and folded-knuckle strike. The windpipe is made of soft cartilage, so it can be damaged even by knuckles in a focused blow. Her patience works. He buckles with her knee strike and gasps as her knuckles crush his windpipe. She unleashes a woman's and mother's fury all at once." "Appalachian ham radio operators meet for DXpeditions on a rotating frequency algorithm that 'vibrates' randomly every afternoon to pass and disseminate information that helps the patriotic cause and advance the newest ways to communicate. Their most recent joint improvement fuses those old movie theater NewsFlashes with video that interrupts on most mobile devices so that they can rely on RF PICO-verse comms including video. All you need is a USB port and screen with a Sat-phone. The screen can be on a PC, tablet or non-working cell phone (no chip) that still turns on." "They will literally sh*t themselves," Thomas gloats gleefully as the VOLs team chuckles. "Knowing the football game would have to be interrupted before getting all the visitors, students, and themselves out of the flooded city. Not to mention their worldwide Formula 1 racing event will be called off while their international, big-money fans will be stranded in the midst of a bunch of pissed-off, patriotic 'deplorables' looking for payback or just some good ole' country sport. Their supportive, traitorous elite fans will be the ones who can't retrieve their sewer-soaked luggage from their downtown hotel suites nor book a flight out for weeks or months." "Tank explains the small business plan he is considering; People who scavenge and recycle materials and equipment for a living, 'carroneros' (scrappers) are commonly seen in Texas and Mexico rural areas. Especially in our own flyover oil patches due to their technical skills and high-value results when new equipment or parts are not available. I am exploring this sort of approach as a small business with several others who have the skills I don't. In this line of work, a phrase often heard is 'I've done so much with so little, that now I can do anything, with nothing."
