Federal Rapid Response Unit: 'Nation Divided' Volume #4 In the Series (en Inglés)
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How much difficulty can one man have in his life? How many more challenges can he be expected to overcome? Will his next enormous obstacle be his last? The answers to these questions and many more can be found in this exciting story: 'Nation Divided'. It's #4 in the series titled 'Federal Rapid Response Unit'. In this episode, our hero, Blake Roberts, who has been so unbelievably-successful so many times in overcoming the many forces of evil in this world of ours; finds that people are now comparing him to that other overwhelmingly-successful hero in American history...the 'Father of our Country' no less...George Washington himself. As you follow along through this screenplay, the author plays the part of the narrator as he guides you through this difficult, complex, multi-layered and intense story. Additionally, you'll be treated to rare flashbacks into the interesting, grueling and oftentimes bizarre life of George Washington himself! The parallels between Washington and Blake Roberts take place in different centuries, but you'll soon see that Blake Roberts was indeed cut from the same bolt of cloth as Washington. But Roberts' latest challenge is almost too much to even comprehend. Still recuperating from 30 hours of non-stop torture in the infamous Tora Mazraa prison in Egypt (following his successful rescue of 25 American hostages) he comes back home to an America that has suffered through a catastrophic occurrence. When some heroic C.I.A. operatives activated a top-secret piece of unknown technology known as the 'Electrical Dampening Field', it resulted in downing a fighter jet that was on its way to dropping a nuclear warhead on Tehran. While the 'E.D.F.' was indeed successful in preventing Armageddon, it turned out that electrical grids across the world have been fried. America itself was not immune from this effect either. Now, six months later, half of the country is still living a powerless existence and the country is on the verge of collapse. A hero is needed...a rallying point for a beleaguered nation. So former President George W. Bush, (himself rescued from imprisonment by Roberts and team as were Barack Obama, Bill Clinton and the leadership of Congress at Guantanamo Bay prison) asks an incredulous Roberts if he would ever consider a run for the Presidency with Bush serving as his V.P. The reason for this special election is due to the assassination of former President (and it turned out closet-Nazi) Richard Stafford at the 'The City of the Dead' the Vatican's 'Necropolis', before the very grave of St. Peter himself. At the moment of the assassination, Stafford had been making what was supposed to be an announcement of a peace settlement when he suddenly did an about face and announced that a nuclear warhead was heading for Tehran at that very moment. In the current situation, Bush and Clinton are both acting as 'Co-Presidents' in a caretaker government until new elections can be held. With no prior administrative or political experience, Roberts will take on the role of a Dwight Eisenhower: a conquering hero who returns home to become President. But before election day, Roberts will have to endure a 60 day whirlwind campaign season including an intense national debate against Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders. Trump had lost the prior election to the evil Richard Stafford. Just when you think things couldn't get more complex than they already are, Roberts will find himself the subject of an F.B.I. investigation...you will also find yourself worrying for the future of America as it continues to list through one crisis after another. Can Blake right the ship of state or will America find itself mired in a La Brea Tar Pit of problems from which there is no escape? 'Nation Divided' will guaranteed keep you on the edge of your seat as throughout this entire screenplay you'll find yourself continually worried for the future of Blake Roberts, George Washington
