You Can Smell the Rain Before the Storm – Flopping Aces

For the past two weeks, I’ve been trying to find a way to talk about a book that I just published. The problem I’m having is that the book covers so many different subjects, and so much of what we’re seeing on the news is related to them. I’ve written more than a dozen different attempts, and they all go over 1500 words. At that point a reader might as well just buy the book.

The book is called, “Reparations and America’s 2nd Civil War” As I said, it’s about a lot more than just reparations or a coming civil war. Reparations is a huge subject, and so are the causes of any civil war-particularly America’s coming violence. Here are some of the other big in my new book:

• Mass Shootings
• Disproportionate African American Violent Crime
• Partisan Media Coverage
• Riots That Identify As Mostly Peaceful Protests
• School Shootings
• Racial Divisions
• Reparations
• Underbelly of Economic Collapse
• Campaign Hype, Spin, Lies, and Half Truths
• Homelessness
• Food Lines
• Lack of Faith of Representation
• Bureaucracy Run Amok
• Internet and Social Media Distortions
• Lack of Faith in Justice System
• Unfairness of Reparations to 87% of Population
• Cultural Difference between Red and Blue Counties/Urban and Rural
• Vulnerability to Real Terrorism
• Leaders Living in Bubbles Making Poor Decisions
• Lack of Respect for Nuclear Weapons
• Election Fraud
• Constitutional Loopholes

Almost all the terrible events listed in the first part of the book are based on real events that happened in April-May 2023, but with some details changed to fit the story. It is, however, a fictional story. It’s not so much as what’s right or wrong with each of these topics as it is, about the real-world consequences the issues create. People can debate whether it’s right or wrong to pull a trigger, but too many people are living in a debate-bubble where everyone ignores what happens after a trigger is finally pulled. What happens if there are reparations? What happens if there is gun control? What happens if we lose faith in our government and its institutions?