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the committee has met with respect to
the horrendous invasion of the Town by
the Exiles during the Lincoln Day
celebration and there is some concern as
to what action you intend to
take there seems little to be done well
they broke the curfew violated the terms
of their
Exile they are back on the
camp well the committee wants to know
what uh action you intend to take
without the co-operation of the local
officials we are helpless to act unless
there's a clear threat to the community
it's clearly
it the committee feels that uh it's very
real
danger to the community who knows when
they might decide to violate the curfew
again we are afraid that bad examples
been set not only for the Exiles but for
certain elements in the
town look if you allow all controls to
slip
what well who knows what might happen I
might agree age with you but I'm
helpless to act
you somebody better tell your superiors
there's a problem
here and in our next report to the area
advisory committee we're going to have
to
discuss
accountability
accountability
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thank
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you
Peter
har you're a nice surprise just want a
mini Al bit I assume you're my welcoming
committee well actually not I'm coming
with you I thought I'd arrive well the
surprises isn't
it just tell me one thing why the VIP
treatment for someone who's only been
nominated for an office that doesn't yet
exist and where are the other nominees
obviously not coming which should lead
you to some inescapable
conclusions doesn't mean I understand
it
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hold
it get it he's not
worth let's
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go
hey hey come on over
here
nice going you almost let him right to
us yeah lucky it was a Border guard I
got an attention span of about 5
minutes
otherwise
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for
ladies and
gentlemen in Russia where as most of you
know I come from we have a saying
actually we have a saying for
practically everything it is of course
untranslatable but it it is uh something
like this make of an adversary a friend
and together you will plant a field make
of him a slave and you cannot bury him
enough times unfortunately we do not
always follow our old
sayings however here we would like to
speed the steps for us to return to our
own country leaving behind us
friends tonight we have a man who will
help us to do that more
quickly I would like to propose a toast
to the first governor general governor
general of the central administrative
area Mr Peter
Bradford
Cheers Cheers
Che what happened to the election the
other candidates
they lost just like that just like that
the results of the referendum will be
announced on the national network
following your speech to the Joint
session of Congress what if I don't want
to be
appointed someone else will
be the result is the same to
us the difference is between you and
your
people 1932
Hennessy
I'm afraid it'll be a little lost on
me a man of simple
taste I'm afraid to say I'm a man of
complex
tastes I'd never really be any good at
being one of the proletariat I
serve you think of yourself as
ordinary and yet you command the respect
people trust
you maybe that's because I'm not that
far ahead of
them
do you realize this Brandy was put down
just as Hitler was rising to power in
Germany anything older than me I kind of
lose interest very
American you're not intrigued by the
gations of
History a capitalist and a communist
drinking a Brandy from the time of
fascism's greatest power think of it at
this very time that other great fascist
Stalin was under the guise of
socialism murdering millions and
imprisoning millions
more I'm partial to this
year it is the year my grandfather died
in the
gulak I'm
sorry I don't know what to
say my grandfather is now a hero of the
Soviet Union posthumously bestowed
Stalin dead and discredited my
grandfather dead and
recited and his grandson one of the few
responsible for the elevation of Mother
Russia to the only true power in the
world we learn how to
survive you will
too never completely trust the man who
will not get drunk with
you the irony is of
course that my grandfather poly
rewarded
died suffering and
disgraced filled with hate and
hopelessness
alone just he in the
heart frozen Gra round of
Siberia
in ain't that good
news I've got a crown up in the Kingdom
ain't that good
news I'm going to lay down this
world shoulder of my
CR take it home to Jesus that
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heartom
thats I'm to lay down this world the
shoulder of my
cross take to Jesus that good
news
Pit
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Stop
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heart heart
oh incredible isn't
it where's it come
from what difference does it
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make
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if I could find
that you
know that was what was so wonderful to
me about
America for all your flaws you had such
Spirit maybe you weren't so different
after all may surprise you but in many
ways Russians can be fiercely
independent
but our
system 75 years of
socialism has produced the people who
wish to be led they wish the government
to tell them what is right and what is
wrong they rely on the government to
keep in check their baser instincts
their their selfishness their greed so
they no longer have to make those
judgments
themselves oh they still have those base
instincts but
they come out in destructive
ways like the behavior of the repressed
children isn't it funny for you it is
the bad behavior of spoiled children for
us the bad behavior of repressed
children think about spoiled children as
they never know they're spoiled until it
is too
late for us just a simple fact that if
we could neutralize America and take our
proper place in the
world the Communist man would
emerge so now we control most of the
world and we don't have enough competent
people to run it we're failing because
our system has produced the people who
don't understand the idea of choice they
can't make an independent decision
always every everything must be must be
checked to the next level and then the
next until finally it's safely within
the government you know the only virtue
we still have to
people is a kind of Madness of a frenzy
for a living
life we
love passionately we love those who
close to irrationally we love our
country not the USSR but but Russia our
homeland and uh of course this has been
very effective in keeping people in line
whether under the Zar or the Bullet
buau how did you
win in some ways it's more than you
had you had political
freedom but you lost your
passion you'd become embarrassed of
passion of feeling strongly about any
anything you never took an interest in
the rest of the world and understanding
the rest of the
world you always saw things through your
own Vision you wanted things to be right
by which you meant moral and Democratic
and your own
way
so when you found yourself the most
powerful country in the
world the only clear policy you could
agree on was being anti-communist and
with such a
with such a simplistic Viewpoint you
began to miss the point of a lot of what
was going on in the
world people who look to America as an
example for their own aspirations found
themselves opposed by you because
because we supported
them one of the ways we were able to
user the United Nations was because when
the nations of the world rightly or
wrongly began to Pur receive you as the
problem you gave up you took your ball
and you went
home when there was a conflict in the
world you either reacted as a strong man
bending backwards for fear of offending
someone or suddenly thrashing about
wildly in some futile and foolish
attempt to prove you were not
weak so ultimately you found yourselves
alone feared envied
hated how could we not
win what lure would be
enough for you to betray your country
you
ask I will tell you
honestly this
once my first posting
was to England well England
was
England but then I was posted to
America to San
Francisco and I
thought what a wonderful country what a
wonderful test of
myself if I could find myself in the
currentless water
maybe I could
discover my
soul not my Russian soul but my soul as
an
individual maybe if things have been
different maybe you took the LW after
all you think that's what this
is
no America has
lost and
I have
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lost
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oh
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what's your identification
number how
long not
long you got family in Chicago my
children I'm going to you're going to
what you're going to see see him join
them kidnap them what hey stop being
mean I'll start with seeing
them look I appreciate the help maybe if
you would just point me in the right
direction you uh haven't finished your
soup some of us get real put off when
people don't finish our
sup
please
be on the Underground
Railroad one of the oldest railroads in
America same placees slaves use when
they were escaping the South goes
everywhere all directions people started
running and the railroad got
resurrected the Lord works in mysterious
ways what he's trying to say is that we
can get you to Chicago a whole lot
faster and safer than you get there on
your own if at
all I'd appreciate apprciate that Devin
Milford I just been sitting here trying
to figure why you look so
familiar I'm sorry it's a mistake people
make sometimes that's too
bad cuz I sure like to shake that man's
hand
someday what if I were to tell you that
I know somebody in Chicago who could
find Devon milford's kids for
him now would that interest you at all
I'm Melanie Blackstone and this is my
husband the Reverend James
Blackstone I'm Clayton
Colton you into something you must be
doing
something whatever it is count us
in bet you got a lot of people ready you
know
no I just need to see my
children well then we'll just have to
see what we can do about that and let
the good Lord take care of the
rest you haven't told him that I'm to be
his
Deputy not yet find
print soon our ability to help you will
be
limited you'll have to survive on your
own I wonder if we shouldn't show a
little bit more concern for Mr
Bradford well it's nice to have your
respect Andre I wouldn't bet against her
Andre she is a woman who loves a combat
too dangerous for
me well aren't we fortunate we all want
the same thing yes power the power to
make a better world yes a better Vault
power is like six we surround our last
of cap of love but did maybe it is
simply last after
all you didn't tell me about this little
detail it is nothing I think Marion has
her own agenda I don't trust her and we
do not trust
you to be precise the Soviet Union
general sanov doesn't trust that you are
the right man for the
job you are not a party man to them that
means you are uncontrollable and thus un
trustworthy Maran on the other hand is
committed to her ideology and to her own
power two quite trustworthy
qualities they say you was not having
enough at stake I have my country at
stake well I have persuaded General
sanov and he in turn partially against
his better judgment has persuaded the
Kremlin that you are the right man but
he needs some guarantee what if I don't
do it someone else
will someone less capable less convinced
I set your timetable back and that would
be dangerous for your hope for America
and for mine and what is your hope for
America to salvage as much as
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possible
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okay
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American
volunteers yeah labor to the Soviet
Union there are a lot of desperate
workers 5year
contracts there's a special ration
appication for the people
here low wages but kind of the ultimate
company Town deal any of them come back
it's too early to
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say they make it sound good the way they
present it something to do with your
skills they've given up on
America haven't
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you the Exiles have broken out of the
camp and demonstrated in the Lincoln Day
Parade in violation of restricted areas
curfew and engaging in unlawful
political activity inciting to Riot what
is the status there is rampant in
subordination they are defined and if
the situation is permitted to continue
we will lose control not just of the
Exiles but the entire area the authority
of the unit must be maintained I wish to
conduct a disciplinary reprisal against
the camp K denisov will not authorize an
action like that something has to be
done you are authorized under your
standing orders to take whatever
measures You' did necessary to prevent
the Rebellion you are suggesting I do
what is necessary to stop this
Insurrection you must do whatever you
feel is necessary under your basic
responsibilities yes
sir
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this is the yellow tag yeah from the
border hold it he's got to be cleared
what the hell do they have to bring him
all the way in here easy easy somebody
want to sign me off on this you'll have
to
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wait
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this is your official notification that
the United Nations Special Service Unit
will be conducting Maneuvers in and
around the town of Milford commencing at
0700 on the
28th well is there something you want me
to do sure don't need need my permission
you will isue an advisory to Town's
people to stay indoors and off the
streets and Roads
terrific he had no choice I suppose when
one becomes president one has a tendency
to justify a
predecessor a way of ensuring whoever
follows some tolerance of your decision
right or wrong he saved a nuclear
Holocaust in my opinion the way he
handled the transition of power he saved
thousands of lives maybe millions and
what would have been futile resistance
how can anyone know that how could he
have not given us a chance you had a
chance I had a chance we all had
chances have you ever been to the Middle
East Mr
Bradford no for hundreds of years the
ordinary
person the traitor the person trying to
survive has learned not to approach his
problems directly it
assemble seemed to support one thing and
next the exact
opposite all because that was the means
of survival in the place that fate had
them placed in they were born make love
have children are well off or poor and
die much in the same way as free men
next comes freedom is within each of us
you know why it is this is not an issue
of
freedom but
survival I know you don't like
me you see me as a sto a
collaborator I'm not a party
member I sit on a national advisory
committee equivalent to the Central
Committee in the Soviet Union but I do
not vote I I have no
power a figurehead
only
the only real effect I can have is to
create the impression that things aren't
as bad as they
are to give our people
time the opportunity to
survive I guess I just never realized
I'd gone so
far we had lost so much
control totalitarianism doesn't need
armies it only needs to control a couple
of things the media and the ability to
dispense privilege to some and withhold
it from others and of course a weak and
divided people
helps I don't think I can do it it's a
little late for second
thoughts I had some illusion I could
help bring it
back I believe you can do
something something finally good for the
people of your area possibly for every
everyone but it will require a lot of
compromise you may even learn to be
Middle Eastern
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Traer
it's a border check we're about to enter
the late great state of
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Indiana
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been to the industrial area recently not
recently you're in for a treat used to
be America's musom steel aluminum Autos
rubber now most everything's closed
down they wanted a country which didn't
have a productive
capacity
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I guess we're well on our way to giving
it up before they
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got what are they doing trying to get
across they're from the cities mostly
which are
dying plans are all but down some of
them are limping along
they're allowed out for most of them
this is it I'll never get permission to
cross I'll just hang around someone
little drift back to wherever it was
that came
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from American
refugees yeah it's almost like a
contradiction in terms
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Mr Milford you're awake he's in an 80%
physical
block my name is Helen Justin I'm your
doctor or at least one of them you had a
scary time you were blown up nearly
killed yourself
come
on is anything no everything's intact
you won't be hobbling around on anything
artificial how long not for some time
I'm afraid how soon you get out depends
on how well you do with
treatment there's no restraints we have
a little rule here if you make it at the
door you're
free you seem to have a lot of very
angry and unhelpful
feelings let me explain what we're going
to try to accomplish
here that's to save you the time and
effort of trying to fight the
treatment there've been so many bad
things which created your antisocial
Behavior we're going to help you forget
those things I think you'll find when
you realize it's inevitable things will
go a lot smoother for you and be more
comfortable just
rest put yourself in our
hands you'll be
fine better in fact than you thought
possible this day
dream
that he comes
back he's on a
cycle and he says to
me that he couldn't live without
me he says that no matter what he'll
take care of
me
I'll be all
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right be all
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right I didn't go with
them well I don't think either of you
were ring you don't know Mom you have
Daddy I had a choice
once but he was
scary very
scary too
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scary
I'm very glad I married your
father what a bonus I would have
missed
you your brother's gun the
Hulk you could have skipped
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that
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if he loves you enough he'll come
back if he
can and if he does come back if you
still love him
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enough it'll make a
difference you know
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mom you're supposed to be cheering me
up
well best I could
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do my dearest
Amanda I'm writing to you now because I
can't reach you talk to
you it's become a second nature to me to
have you part of everything I felt or
did decisions I
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made everything has moved so fast since
I got here it's as though I'm suddenly
so far from Milford that it's already a
part of my
past
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maybe I should tell you about the
president what a sad
man but somehow
there's something Noble in the
humiliation he has carried for us
all maybe that's a greater service than
leading an army into
battle who
knows I wonder about
myself the choices I suddenly have
what if they're the wrong
ones what struck me is that I'm about to
become a part of a system which some
future generation is going to rebel
against I'll be hated by people I don't
even know who don't understand why
something was
done just as all the kids growing up now
don't have any idea of the difference
between the symbol of Abraham Lincoln
and what he actually stood
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for you can't look at those eyes and not
think of what being an American has
meant now there's an end to
it soon there will be no
America it will be
history quickly lost and distorted like
Mr Lincoln
himself I don't
know I think of Jackie and
Scott we wanted to protect them maybe we
were trying not to infect them with our
ideas which seem to have gone so
wrong I suppose there will have to be
new
revolutions with new generations who
will have to discover the values which
our forefathers handed down to
us if those truths stop being
real maybe it's better to let him
go let some new generation discovers
though for the first
time maybe
Freedom it's just one of those things
you can't
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d
having passed the resolution
unanimously and directing that said
resolution will be presented to the
several states pursuant to the
ratification the chair would like to
invite the members to welcome before
this body the man who has been chosen by
the people of the central administrative
area to be the first governor general of
a regional joining of States Mr Peter
Bradford
Mr
Speaker Mr
President Mr Vice
President members of
Congress I come before you today with a
great sense of
humility never expected to be
here like most
Americans the course of my life has not
been what I expected it to be
but I wonder if George
Washington Thomas
Jefferson could have imagine the changes
in our country just 30 years after their
lifetimes I wonder at the amazement of
Abraham
Lincoln if he would have seen the
changes in the 19th
century yet with all the
changes remained our
country and
survived today we are facing changes
which some of us find
abhorent others
hopeful some see it as the
end others as a
beginning I come from a part of the
country where in many ways life is
simple
predictable reliable
in the spring when the ground is thawed
we plant a
seed and in the summer it grows to
maturity and is
harvested and when we plant
again it's not the same stock of corn or
grain which we saw standing beautiful in
the field last
summer but the seed is the
same and given our time our
effort Good
Fortune a new crop will emerge which can
feed hungry
people the seed is in the
ground it is the
history and experience of 200
years I promise you I will give it my
faith and my
life with the help of the the people of
my
area the heartland of this
country we will see a Bountiful
Harvest
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the red phone was busy and the other
phone was dead didn't he say he' call he
said he'd call as soon as he could I
don't know you and Scott stay here here
m mom you can't go come on it's not safe
out there they're going to be checking
the road soon come on don't just stay
here there's nothing you can do out here
promise me the two of you will stay here
all right Mom just stay with me and Scat
come on don't be dumb at least talk to
Dad first I trust the two of you'll stay
here till I get
back
don't worry about me okay I'll be all
right I hate to ask a 16-year-old to
kiss his
mother
more good here grab this
one I better stay with the kids they're
all scared to
death we'll be back as soon as we can
mom why don't you I mean they said we
should stay inside all day Ward said we
shouldn't violate the curfew the hell
with the Cur field nobody's going to
tell me to sit around all day in my own
house dad there's
squatters damn if we don't guess they
are got some there for me to
carry
on your call to mord sir yes there seems
to be some problem what L's
down was something wrong there is no
indication it's very
common
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