IDEA - 9-27-2020
by
Patrick Ryan
1,465 Words
We all walk by the posters; they're in box stores, the post office, and the laundry mats; the missing children posters showing a photo of the child, how long they've been missing, and what they would look like today. What people don't know is that there's been an increase in the number of children missing. In reality, child services do not bother with the most recent posters any more; they change them every couple of weeks. A conspiracy is taking place; in a joint operation with the Chinese and Russian secret military projects program, over a thousand children have been abducted in the past year; all of them are between one and three. The children were enrolled in the elite camp. They were educated in American culture and diction, programmed with skill sets that included discipline, memorization, reading, math, and subliminal allegiance to the Chinese and Russian governments. Primed and ready to return and become the next generation of the American elite. In fact, twelve years later, the biggest child trafficking ring ever was uncovered, and more than 500 children were returned to their parents after they had been missing since they were one. The other five-hundred of them were sent back in drips and drabs. The missing children have been exceptionally competitive at education, sports, and leadership; as their preparation over the past twelve years has led them to this success. Flash forward another 15 years, and the missing children have infiltrated every part of the U.S. government and military-industrial complex. The Chinese and the Russians have secretly produced spies with American credentials within the U.S. government, ready to activate and destroy the U.S. from within their own organizations. Mixed up in all this is Larry Brownstein, not one of the missing children, he was the son of a military war hero who had been passed over for his last promotion. Larry also found it difficult to get promoted with Chinese and Russian spies sufficiently solidified into power positions, despite his incredible record and exploits. Larry's friend Conor Sanchez and his wife were both missing children in the Chinese camp. One night, when he was having dinner at their home, he stumbled upon a message from the Chinese government, transported discreetly with dots and dashes. Larry notices the beeps and investigates; he knows the mandarin and can obtain the full message. Conor walks in on Larry, and he quickly realizes that his cover has been blown. Larry had to fight Conor, then his wife downstairs, narrowly escaping with his life. Once he left the house, he was blacklisted and forced to live in the shadows. But he's inspired by this conspiracy; he doesn't know how large it is, who he can trust, or even know about Russian involvement; he sets out to save the United States. It's just 1,000 vs. 1; his chances don't look that great.
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