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We need some celluloid to show the result of the AWOL rotters.
Film concept: "Twenty Twenty" (2020) - Our heroine gets out of bed on the day of her death (similar motif like American beauty - narration "i did not know i am dying today.") She goes for her morning jog using a hand tazer to attack starving and sick people who she finds threatening, as she jogs by her apartment in Inglewood, California. Her boyfriend is on the mobile phone to her while she runs. He is stationed in Guam in a B-52 wing. The film portrays a nation 40% in dirt poverty, with a dollar equal to 5 yen. On the morning news, we hear comforting news about joint military exercises with the fledgling military of the Republic of Taiwan. The camera flashes to aircraft carriers in the Taiwan straight, and in the Majesty of the fleet and air-force doing such a great job of "defending" America. Then a series of missile trails belies the new reality. A 100 mile high air-burst nuke blows over Taipei, and a war has begun. By the end of the film, no city remains intact on the American west coast. In her dying words, she says, "fucking bush" under her breath as the skin is vaporized from her body. Americans need some celluloid to explore the new bush-future so we can decide in the longer term whether we're interested in having cities, or just radiation zones.
A second film: "Civil War II" Portrays millions of impoverished Americans flowing in to the streets, whilst groups of states declare sovereignty after the big bush bankruptcy of 2010. The subsequent war between states makes for a fascinating action flick, and the flag-cult ultimately is contained to the traditional south, whist overseas commands like CENTCOM, break free, and wage war on behalf of regional states. The 7 global military commands, focus all their forces defending and expanding the newly minted 7 nations of north America in a war that makes all previous wars in human history look bloodless. The end of the film, shows 200,000,000 dead Americans and republicans crucified on crosses, just like in "Spartacus" with the bush family just outside the capital of the new nation of the northeast. No cities or electric power exist. Martial law is all that remains, but (just like in Spartacus). A slave lover shows the last of the bush-cabal their child as he dies from crucifixion for war crimes.
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