President Thomas Jefferson Rothschild is thought by many to
be a messianic president. That is until his loses his power in a coup causing America the
nation virtually collapses. After regaining his power, thanks to the bravery of
Robert Snowdown, Rothschild decides that his nice guy approach wasn’t the
answer.
Soon, it was the contingent of the United States turn to pay respects to their new lord. President Rothschild led the group up the steps and stopped directly in front of Caesar Pharaoh Lee Ginn. He greeted the ruler by kissing his ring filled hand, then immediately fell to a prone position on the marble altar and worshipped at the Ginn’s feet and the bones of St. Peter. Everyone in the contingent followed suit, including Aislin and Robert.
After Caesar Pharaoh ordered them to stand, President Rothschild
offered Ginn original copies of the United States Constitution and the
Declaration of Independence, the bible George Washington used in his
Presidential oath of office, as well as the Hope diamond from the Smithsonian
Institute.
A priest grabbed Rothschild’s arm and started leading
the president and his entourage towards the eerie fountain of human blood. Transfixed, Rothschild got into the pool and
was baptized by Ginn’s puppet Pope. He
emerged from the perverse rite wearing a zombie-like stare that sent shivers up
and down Robert’s spine.
Everyone in the contingent followed the president’s
lead and entered the fountain, one after another, to be baptized in the blood
of crucified men.
Robert, who had thus far avoided Ginn’s hypnotic
stare, mainly because Ginn could not take his eyes off Aislin, was determined
not to get into the pool. He decided to enact
his plan right here and now and his weapon of choice would be the Holy Lance of
Longinus, Ginn so arrogantly held in his right hand.
For hundreds of years, men and women who loved
liberty, sacrificed everything, including their own lives, for the freedoms
America stood for. There was no way in
hell Robert was going to idly sit by and let President Rothschild throw away
what the founding fathers so proudly stood for.
As the immortal words spoken by Thomas Paine, “Give me
liberty or give me death!” rang in his ears, he knew it was his calling to put
an end to all this madness, before anyone knew what was going on. Then he would have to fight his way out or
die.
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