Chapter 10: Congress refused to adjourn over the holidays. The entire chapter centers around the final debate between the North and South. At the point the president is pale, and seems to be weak. The Speaker of the House says the president must resign. Then, the president speaks, and it seems almost godly – he has everybody back under his power for a moment! Out of nowhere, the capitol is struck by dynamite and destroyed! The republic was dead, and “it had died so peacefully, that the world could not believe the tidings of its passing away” (p. 43).

Creepy Ending: “As the dawn broke cold and gray, and its first dim light fell upon that shattered dome glorious even in its ruins, a single human eye [the all-seeing illuminati eye? Dan Crenshaw?] filled with a gleam of devilish joy, looked up at it long and steadily, and then its owner was caught up and lost in the surging mass of humanity that held the Capitol girt round and round” (p. 43).

Chapter 10: Congress refused to adjourn over the holidays. The entire chapter centers around the final debate between the North and South. At the point the president is pale, and seems to be weak. The Speaker of the House says the president must resign. Then, the president speaks, and it seems almost godly – he has everybody back under his power for a moment! Out of nowhere, the capitol is struck by dynamite and destroyed! The republic was dead, and “it had died so peacefully, that the world could not believe the tidings of its passing away” (p. 43).

Creepy Ending: “As the dawn broke cold and gray, and its first dim light fell upon that shattered dome glorious even in its ruins, a single human eye [the all-seeing illuminati eye? Dan Crenshaw?] filled with a gleam of devilish joy, looked up at it long and steadily, and then its owner was caught up and lost in the surging mass of humanity that held the Capitol girt round and round” (p. 43).

Chapter 10: Congress refused to adjourn over the holidays. The entire chapter centers around the final debate between the North and South. At the point the president is pale, and seems to be weak. The Speaker of the House says the president must resign. Then, the president speaks, and it seems almost godly – he has everybody back under his power for a moment! Out of nowhere, the capitol is struck by dynamite and destroyed! The republic was dead, and “it had died so peacefully, that the world could not believe the tidings of its passing away” (p. 43).

Creepy Ending: “As the dawn broke cold and gray, and its first dim light fell upon that shattered dome glorious even in its ruins, a single human eye [the all-seeing illuminati eye? Dan Crenshaw?] filled a gleam of devilish joy, looked up at it long and steadily, and then its owner was caught up and lost in the surging mass of humanity that held the Capitol girt round and round” (p. 43).

Chapter 10: Congress refused to adjourn over the holidays. The entire chapter centers around the final debate between the North and South. At the point the president is pale, and seems to be weak. The Speaker of the House says the president must resign. Then, the president speaks, and it seems almost godly – he has everybody back under his power for a moment! Out of nowhere, the capitol is struck by dynamite and destroyed! The republic was dead, and “it had died so peacefully, that the world could not believe the tidings of its passing away” (p. 43).

Creepy Ending: “As the dawn broke cold and gray, and its first dim light fell upon that shattered dome glorious even in its ruins, a single human eye [the all-seeing illuminati eye? Dan Crenshaw?] filled a gleam of devilish joy, looked up at it long and steadily, and then its owner was caught up and lost in the surging mass of humanity that held the Capitol girt round and round” (p. 43).

Chapter 10: Congress refused to adjourn over the holidays. The entire chapter centers around the final debate between the North and South. At the point the president is pale, and seems to be weak. The Speaker of the House says the president must resign. Then, the president speaks, and it seems almost godly – he has everybody back under his power for a moment! Out of nowhere, the capitol is struck by dynamite and destroyed! The republic was dead, and “it had died so peacefully, that the world could not believe the tidings of its passing away” (p. 43).

Creepy Ending: “As the dawn broke cold and gray, and its first dim light fell upon that shattered dome glorious even in its ruins, a single human eye [the all-seeing illuminati eye? Dan Crenshaw?] filled a gleam of devilish joy, looked up at it long and steadily, and then its owner was caught up and lost in the surging mass of humanity that held the Capitol girt round and round” (p. 43).

Chapter 10: Congress refused to adjourn over the holidays. The entire chapter centers around the final debate between the North and South. At the point the president is pale, and seems to be weak. The Speaker of the House says the president must resign. Then, the president speaks, and it seems almost godly – he has everybody back under his power for a moment! Out of nowhere, the capitol is struck by dynamite and destroyed! The republic was dead, and “it had died so peacefully, that the world could not believe the tidings of its passing away” (p. 43).

Creepy Ending: “As the dawn broke cold and gray, and its first dim light fell upon that shattered dome glorious even in its ruins, a single human eye [the all-seeing illuminati eye? Dan Crenshaw?] filled a gleam of devilish joy, looked up at it long and steadily, and then its owner was caught up and lost in the surging mass of humanity that held the Capitol girt round and round” (p. 43).