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“The rest wouldn't fit and there is a lot more. Keep in mind, I’m 12 The Anarchy I will tell you the tale of the American’s 2nd civil war. The USA had taken control of South, Central, and North America The civil war started when we voted for new president. It ended in an exact tie then a group of people riled up some non-voters and pressured them into voting for Kalan Salter so Kalan won by 217 votes. But the voters for Ben Lackey were outraged. Ben was an instigator kind of president who, if threatened, would attack with full force. Kalan, on the other hand, was an arbitrator, a man who would go around problems or conflicts if he could. Since Ben barely lost he was extremely angry so he decided to split America in two just like 1860. He made his own country called the Union of States and Territories or the UST. The USA has lost billions of dollars with the creation of the UST. Unfortunately because Kalan Salter was an arbitrator he disliked war and was against battling with the UST. But Kalen was pressured by the legislature and fueled by his anger that Ben just ripped his country apart and declared war on the UST. Ben had the west of America which had the Air Force Headquarters so he had many planes. And Ben immediately sent the planes to Kalan after he declared war. Kalan had boats and Infantrymen. After a few months of war the middle of the old USA was a dystopia. Poking your head out of your tent was considered an act of great bravery because anything moving would be shot on sight by the military of the UST. The center of the broken world we call America was just a large junkyard of barbed wire and tents and broken down houses. It was filled with troops whose minds have been molded to think killing innocent people was for the best. No matter where you look you only see guns and grenades and all you can hear is gunfire and bombs bursting and the blood curdling screams of the brave men who are dying. The UST is winning this terrible war but Kalan has changed. He won’t back down. He is getting courageous. Maybe even too courageous for his own good. After some time of war Kalan gave a speech. Most if not all people there thought that he would end the the everlasting battle called war but he actually said, “We will be releasing a bomb upon the UST'' A few hours after the speech, the people in the middle of the USA (which people now call the Center Grounds) saw a plane fly over them a drop a bomb. And when it hit the ground there was a flash of light and a burning explosion and anyone within a mile was killed by the blast. Anyone who was outside the blast radius was horrified by the bomb and even the USA soldiers who were in the Center Grounds felt the need to retaliate. This act was showing that Kalan was getting desperate. He was not a very good military leader and has squandered most of his resources and all he has left is some planes and many bombs. The Center Grounds had joined together and created the Central Region or the CR. They nominated Cole Pendleton for leader. The CR and the UST have become an alliance against the USA. The government of the USA is starting to doubt the leadership of Kalan. While the government was holding an election to replace Kalan the CR and UST attacked. Soldiers threw canisters of tear gas into the Main Hall and soldiers filed in and kidnapped Kalan and the two nominees for leader. And then the UST and CR executed all 3. After 20 minutes people could finally grasp the situation and they figured out the had no good leader. They had been kidnapped by UST and CR Soon the CR was now part UST. The USA had no choice but to surrender to the UST. Everyone was under the central government but the US was torn apart and the American dream was shattered. Everyone was a servant to the UST. America was now a dictatorship. The followers of the old USA were disgusted by this terrible turn of events and riots were underway. Soon, after many riots, armed guards were stationed in every neighborhood. Screams of terror rang out whenever guards searched someone’s house and found plans to leave the UST or plots to assassinate Ben, the new dictator. Random arsons started happening and Ben claimed “It has nothing to do with me. There is a random arsonist in our midst” but no one believed him. A man named James had started many riots and was against Ben. In fact when the military burned his house down a singed paper came floating down it had the last part of a poem he wrote. It read, “And after this I will always strive For peace, and freedom, and everyone’s lives” This situation was becoming more and more hopeless. Everyone who was brave enough to fight was immediately shot down. (To be continued)”Read full review »

KingDuckling209 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/30/21

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