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And Their Bread Of Ashes

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Summary

Second Coming or Political Stunt? This socio-political Fairy Tale explores the big issues of the day in a fast-paced, often fun, sometimes poignant way. How might an actual Second Coming be handled in today's political climate, with today's Social Media focus? Gerry Flanigan takes us on this journey that begins in the fires of Oregon and runs through White House, and around the planet.

Status
Complete
Chapters
26
Rating
5.0 (1 review)
Age Rating
18+

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There are those of you who will say this is a work of fiction. Who will say that it did not happen and is not true. But I lived through it and I witnessed it and I can tell you that it is absolutely 100% true. Everything happened just as I say it did. People will choose to believe it, or choose not to believe it, regardless of whether it is true or not.

Just as they choose to believe all the lies and propaganda, all the conspiracy theories and breathless sharings of the ‘hidden truth’ being whisked about the planet at electron speed, while choosing to not believe that which is real and true such as science and public record. We can no longer trust the written word, the printed picture, the viral video nor the archive sound recording.

Or our own memory.

We live in a “Post Fact” world, where anything anyone repeats enough, or that is repeated by enough people, becomes the truth.

Follow the money. Who is getting rich?

They are behind this great deception.

So repeat this story and repeat it and repeat it.

And it will become the truth.

Then legend. Then religion.

-Gerry Flanigan

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