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Roderick Vincent:
In the end of the Cause, those who describe themselves as true patriots behead arguably innocent men, same as "extremists muslims" behead arguably innocent men today. As a writer, did you create that juxtaposition for the reader intentionally?Were the actions of the "patriots" incidental to the reasoning behind their actions or did you add those specific actions in intentionally?
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Roderick Vincent:
I love your cover art for The Cause, it is very professional and right on target with the "heart" of the book. Yeah, that pun was intentional. Normally I am ambivalent about covers, but yours was particularly striking. Did you come up with the idea of the cover yourself, or was it the designer?
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Roderick Vincent:
Based on the research and thinking you did in preparation for writing 'The Cause', what do you consider the possibility of balkanization and breakup of the U.S. in our future, especially if there were the kind of economic collapse which you write about happening?
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