Return of the American Revolutionary

Book Summary

This book is the sequel to the Dark Order of the Elite Corporatist rule of tyranny. The story moves toward the continued rebellion organized by the political movement of John Hamilton, the founder of the Revolutionary party.

The collaboration between the executive branch of government and the revolutionary party manifests with the cooperation with the Anarchists of the outer sector and the loyalists of President Clifford Mathews.

The reforms to rebuild the war-torn nation begin with the push for new reforms that lift the tyrannical system of the Elite Order. The battle continues with the Trilateral Corporation and the International Banking System plotting to financially sabotage the nation into an economic collapse.

The new heroes arise, all related to our forefathers by lineage. They are recruited to help reform the economic, political, and social systems toward the original political and economic principles of the Constitution.

The movement toward creating a National Owned Bank controlled by a democratic government responsible to the citizens of the Republic becomes part of the reform against the corrupt I.B.S. banking system and the Trilateral Corporation's monetarism and economic system.

The model used to reform and rebuild a new nation into a new age of Renaissance is inspired by the reforms of the New Deal during the F.D.R. era, following the stock market crash and depression of the late twenties and early thirties.

The move toward integration with the Anarchists back into the main sector aims to restore civil and humane order. The scars inflicted on the Anarchists in the outer sector help restore some of the historical injustices of our national history, from Native Americans to African Americans, who have suffered from brutal oppression and genocide, much like the Anarchists in the outer sector.

The fight for freedom, liberty, and equality continues as the forces of the oligarchy use every bit of their power to dismantle the reforms and revolutionary movement, seeking to further their control over society both nationally and internationally.