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Eamon Loingsigh
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Light of the Diddicoy
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2014
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Exile on Bridge Street
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2016
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Divide the Dawn: Fight
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2020
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Chin Music Rhubarb
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Democracy Jones: 7/13
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An Affair of Concoctions
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2009
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Love and Maladies
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Dead Catting A Ceasefire
In Systems Analysis, the objective of a system is deduced by its behavior and its actions, not by rhetoric, or what a representative attempts to persuade of its purpose and objectives.
So when the US government allocates its tax revenue for weapons to fund a foreign government’s ethnic cleansing, we can deduce that ethnic cleansing is the US government’s objective. And that its objective is not wh
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"Following "Light of the Diddicoy" and preceding the final volume of the trilogy, "Exile" is well realized, bursting with characters, and describes the first decades of The American Century as lived on the Brooklyn docks. Mister Loingsigh even sneaks "
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"One finds mixed prose within these pages. At the start and in small segments throughout, Mr. Loingsigh writes with the wit and talent of the Irish. Wonderful prose, but sometimes difficult; too much of a good thing.
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"Love me some historical fiction. While this time and place are of particular interest to me, I’d have had some great grandparents and such as background characters in this story, I think it stands on its own just as well. This was a very good book. R"
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“Waves of probabilities blinked in red through the neural chip in her brain. Warnings. Three weeks earlier the software in her chip intuitively began calculating information on the feasibility of a coup d’état on this exact date, 7/13 at exactly 4 P.M.
"It’s Friday the 13th," Haisley realized, and looked to the clock in her neural chip, which read 12:12 P.M. Less than four hours away.
Her chip based the warnings on a conspiracy so cynical, so deceitful that no one could have imagined it. Even in a time known for deceitful conspiracies and great cynicism, this conspiracy was literally, unbelievable.
The conspiracy was found on the platform of a banned far-right group who followed “SUA,” which stood for “Save Us All.” SUA, supposedly at least, is a man from the future who argues that Socialists, like current President Sabina Xú Manzana, will take over and ruin America unless the future is altered by the American patriots who support General Schenk. The conspiracy was then cross-referenced to a PSYOP and a plot called the Constitutional Liberty Plan that only existed in a Pentagon-encrypted message board.
~Haisley II”
― Democracy Jones: 7/13
"It’s Friday the 13th," Haisley realized, and looked to the clock in her neural chip, which read 12:12 P.M. Less than four hours away.
Her chip based the warnings on a conspiracy so cynical, so deceitful that no one could have imagined it. Even in a time known for deceitful conspiracies and great cynicism, this conspiracy was literally, unbelievable.
The conspiracy was found on the platform of a banned far-right group who followed “SUA,” which stood for “Save Us All.” SUA, supposedly at least, is a man from the future who argues that Socialists, like current President Sabina Xú Manzana, will take over and ruin America unless the future is altered by the American patriots who support General Schenk. The conspiracy was then cross-referenced to a PSYOP and a plot called the Constitutional Liberty Plan that only existed in a Pentagon-encrypted message board.
~Haisley II”
― Democracy Jones: 7/13
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“Waves of probabilities blinked in red through the neural chip in her brain. Warnings. Three weeks earlier the software in her chip intuitively began calculating information on the feasibility of a coup d’état on this exact date, 7/13 at exactly 4 P.M.
"It’s Friday the 13th," Haisley realized, and looked to the clock in her neural chip, which read 12:12 P.M. Less than four hours away.
Her chip based the warnings on a conspiracy so cynical, so deceitful that no one could have imagined it. Even in a time known for deceitful conspiracies and great cynicism, this conspiracy was literally, unbelievable.
The conspiracy was found on the platform of a banned far-right group who followed “SUA,” which stood for “Save Us All.” SUA, supposedly at least, is a man from the future who argues that Socialists, like current President Sabina Xú Manzana, will take over and ruin America unless the future is altered by the American patriots who support General Schenk. The conspiracy was then cross-referenced to a PSYOP and a plot called the Constitutional Liberty Plan that only existed in a Pentagon-encrypted message board.
~Haisley II”
― Democracy Jones: 7/13
"It’s Friday the 13th," Haisley realized, and looked to the clock in her neural chip, which read 12:12 P.M. Less than four hours away.
Her chip based the warnings on a conspiracy so cynical, so deceitful that no one could have imagined it. Even in a time known for deceitful conspiracies and great cynicism, this conspiracy was literally, unbelievable.
The conspiracy was found on the platform of a banned far-right group who followed “SUA,” which stood for “Save Us All.” SUA, supposedly at least, is a man from the future who argues that Socialists, like current President Sabina Xú Manzana, will take over and ruin America unless the future is altered by the American patriots who support General Schenk. The conspiracy was then cross-referenced to a PSYOP and a plot called the Constitutional Liberty Plan that only existed in a Pentagon-encrypted message board.
~Haisley II”
― Democracy Jones: 7/13
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Feb 16, 2020 09:15AM
Thank you for the friend invite, Eamon. Very curious about your trilogy based on the reviews by my friends and suspect i would enjoy it immensely. Happy reading and writing in the meantime.
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E: thank you for your review of red truck.....alot....
