Evening, everyone. I hope the weekend has been good to you. It’s hard to believe we’re just under two weeks away from Thanksgiving. Christmas will be here before we know it. Time flies, I swear.
So, here I am after a brief sabbatical from Final Days. The break was nice and gave me an opportunity to catch up on some other projects I have underway at the present time. But to be honest, I’ve missed Final Days and am eager to jump back in. I’ll start posting entries again on Thursday and try to maintain a pace of one post every 2-3 days. The first few entries will provide details about the world in the aftermath of Operation Blue Vulture. At home, the US government is moving to reestablish a semblance of normalcy beginning with nationwide elections set for 2025. Relief and recovery are taking precedence once again. However, following California’s attempted treason there’s increasing concern that other states might attempt their own secession in the near future. There’s also a loud minority of Americans who believe the eastern US should be permanently abandoned. There is even a rudimentary resettlement and decoupling plan gaining popularity. Those citizens wishing to resettle in the central or western regions of the US will be permitted to, while those remaining in the east would be stripped of their citizenship and the east coast would become a colony of sorts, subordinate to the United States.
Then there are the trials and tribulations overseas. China’s formal surrender and what shape the country will take in the aftermath of the decisive Operation Blue Vulture. Then there is Europe where the UN remains embedded in Geneva and Russia continues to lord over all of Ukraine, the Baltic States and Poland. NATO has broken up and so has the European Union. One way or another, the US will have to provide some type of aid as well as leadership to prevent Europe from imploding.
These are just some of the issues facing the US government and its newly minted Vice President Daniel Alexander Wertz. 😊
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