The 2nd Historical Telling.

Lord Helitron calls the masses of FEMA camp Helios 54 to assembly once again, on the 3rd Sunday of the 279th year of Ordo Ad Chaos. Further elaborations on the nature of the conflict between the two rivaling Covenants emerge, including the origin of the Order of the Oath. Helitron also teaches the nature of the Human Purge, including its origin and the historical events that led to it. The teaching reinforces the primal power and just nature of the collective and its superiority over the egoistic Constitution defenders.

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[TheLostRepublic]

lol thanks to the androids.

you can make an emp gun out of a microwave.

[hellsunicorn]

Interesting to note that, I'll have to incorporate that into the plot as things go on. These will start out as retrospective stories, but I am going to set some events in the present as well involving the Oath Keepers and Constitution Societies.

[spanky061970]

I'm just a dumb ole redneck. But I reckon this is the likely goal of them NWO types. Those of us who stand for liberty will be the first purged.

[hellsunicorn]

Actually the first to be purged, which in this is code for being killed by a number of differing methods, were those who submitted to the experiments of the Saintly Eugenicists and their blind servants in the body politic. A person of your credentials probably either died fighting later or joined the survivors of the Oath Keepers and Constitutionalists in the wilderness.

The full truth of the age of Ordo Ad Chaos, year 279, and the nature of the death of the last elite, has yet to be revealed.

[gworksnell]

I wonder who gave you a bad rating, HU? I don't see how. even a liberal, left wing, tree hugging, trail mix eating loser would have to admit this is brilliant and very well put together.

[hellsunicorn]

Earlier today I put this up as a response to a video put up by HowTheWorldWorks, who accepts videos without approval. His videos have been subject to trolling by TheAmazingAtheist's subscribers, all of whom are probably the dumbest leftists populating youtube (a reflection of the meme they are worshiping no less).

I am convinced that no fan of George Orwell, leftist or rightist, would disagree with the general nature of this story's message.

[TripperLV]

I agree! I thought it was very creative as well. I think the narratives are brilliant.

[gworksnell]

This is a great idea. It's Animal Farm 2, futuristic style.

[TripperLV]

I don't know either, but maybe they rated it down because it is missing a car chase and a gratuitous sex scene. That would be my guess (lol).

[TripperLV]

"I am convinced that no fan of George Orwell, leftist or rightist, would disagree with the general nature of this story's message."

I completely agree! Rand's Anthem was the first book to come to my mind as I mentioned, I think because of the content, but also the cadence of Helitron's speech and the word "collective". However, Orwell also came to mind. It has been a while since I read Animal Farm and 1984. I remember what a significant impression those books had on me in high school.

[gworksnell]

Exactly. HU came up with a very good idea. They can get the lighter side from Larry and Reggie. They can get the more serious entertainment from Lor Helitron.

I'm glad you guys discovered xtranormal.

[gworksnell]

Indeed. The message is loud and clear.