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    The Robespierre Uprising: The Robespierre Conspiracy, #2

    By Steve M

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    60 Million Americans are in the labor camps.

    The American Dystopia has lasted ten years so far.

    But the initial boom is long over. 

    The country has been in a recession for several years and only phony government statistics tell us that everything is fine.
    But everybody knows the truth.

    The Income Paradox has arrived.

    Over 50% of Americans live below the poverty line.

    In the American future, much has changed -- 

    There is a northern wall and a southern wall on our borders 

    Getting into America is hard - getting out is nearly impossible.

    Abortion is illegal again.

    Being LGBTQ is illegal again.

    Religious attendance is necessary to avoid the camps. 

    Atheists face a death sentence.

    All pregnancy tests are registered wirelessly and results transmitted to your church. 

    They manage the pregnancy - even helping you choose an appropriate biblical name

    English is the official language. 

    Speaking anything else is a crime

    Our military is now available for hire by other countries, and has become our largest source of government revenues.

    In short, it's the sort of America some people dream of. 

    Strong and Wrong. 

    Bobby only survived because of his one act of bravery. 

    He wasn't really brave, he was desperate. 

    Can he escape the labor camp?

    Sydney Delos is Vice President and keeps it all running. 

    He has the President's ear. 

    Still, he knows it's not working the way it should. 

    And he's scared. 

    The person he loves the most is at risk from the rules he administers. 

    There is also the Hinton Confession.

    Chris Hinton ran the CIA for twenty three years. 

    On his death bed, he confessed to the Reno bombing, San Diego and Boston, too. 

    He confessed to every act of terrorism he performed on behalf of the Democratic Party in order to swing elections their way. 

    But as a life-long Republican, he didn't mention a single act done for his side, and there were many. 

    Sydney Delos must decide whether to use the confession to transform the electoral map forever.

    Enrique Saba is a member of The Inbreds, a card and chip copying gang that live outside of the law. 

    They steal your data then they steal your money. 

    This small-time thief dreams of getting his family safely to Spain. 

    Can he survive his encounter with power?

    Americans are tired. 
    Americans are poor. 
    Americans are our own huddled masses.     

    We are very angry. 

    Only a spark is needed.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFoxtail Media
    Release dateFeb 5, 2018
    ISBN9781386681533
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