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In June 2020 the War against Humanity by the American System of Control, was decisively resolved in favor of hive domestication over human expansion into space. The coffin lid of humanity’s hope to escape the gravity and morality well known as Earth, was nailed shut with the ascension of Modernity’s lowest common denominator to demigod status.

Now that the visionary Majority Reports of H.G. Wells, Isaac Asimov, John W. Campbell, David Brinn, Gene Wolfe, Robert H. Heinlein, Larry Niven, Hal Clement, C.S. Lewis, Jerry Pournelle, Greg Baer, Poul Anderson, Edgar Rice Burroughs, L. Ron Hubbard, Leigh Bracket, Ray Bradbury, Gene Rodenberry, Frederick Pohl, Arthur C. Clarke and other of science-fiction’s brightest lights have been dashed; and instead the Minority Reports of Jack London, Robert E. Howard, Audous Huxley, George Orwell and Phillip K. Dick have actually come true, America’s least known and most reviled science-fiction writer, an actual homeless man, begins his autopsy of the depraved American psyche.

Endtime Bedtime 7

Ethnographic Note 12

To the Reader 13

Anthem of the Gods 14

A Letter from Sam Finlay 17

Pimp Canes and Pith Helmets 21

Swallow the White Pill! 23

Technology with a Limp Wrist 29

Gangs and Police 35

Somewhere on the Left Coast 41

The Old Injury 47

‘A Lone Wolf’ 48

Policing in Guilt America 51

Ghost Train 56

Roanoke 63

Knightly Class on Pale Ass Justice 65

On the Boardwalk 69

Eustace Mullins 71

On Raising Girls 73

Non-Violent Ghosts? 77

Michael Tracey Reporting 85

White Trash History of Policing 90

Letters From Lives That Matter- Part 1 97

Forty Acres and a Blond 100

Wolf Age Identity 106