The children stared locked on the television's images as the dead bodies lying on the streets filled the screen. Mrs. Weiss was fourteen years old when the 2015 riots occurred and old enough to vividly remember the images on the television screen. There was outrage like never before across the heartland. From coast to coast citizens were fuming. All races, all legal, and illegal immigrants were furious alongside each other. For the first time they knew who the real enemy was.

The narrator's voice was no where to be found. The only sounds that could be heard inside Mrs. Weiss' first grade classroom were the sounds of machine gun rounds echoing and the screaming of the slaughtered Americans. Certainly an excellent school lesson to be teaching the children of Freedom Elementary.

Mrs. Weiss looked around her class to find her children unaltered by the images before the sounds of the machines guns finally stopped. She breathed a sigh of relief that it was finally over. She was shakened, she had just relived the bloodiest riots in the history of America again just as she did throughout her schooling as a child. That day set a precedent for the future of protesting peacefully against the government of the United States. Never again was there a peaceful protest. Anyone that chose to protest against the government were armed to the teeth: pistols, shotguns, semi-automatic weapons, knives, machetes, or anything else they could get their hands on to battle against the Homeland Securities new riot force named Shield. Shield was absolutely unrestricted by law and brutality was being nice. Death was almost completely certain if someone chose to protest. Either the protester died alone or the protester was strong and smart enough to bring a member or two from the Shield with him. If the protester survived it was considered a miracle, an act of God had taken place.

Indeed times had changed since the riots. Now there was conformity, order, obedience, slavery, and peace. But the riots had nothing to do with it.

Before the children could even blink their eyes the film continued with more shock value for their developing yet stymied brains with images from November 22nd, 1963 when President John F. Kennedy was blasted away, and assassinated while driving in his motorcade through Dallas Texas. Even more than seventy years later Lee Harvey Oswald was still heralded as the lone gunman and to believe otherwise was asking to be shot dead. Conspiracy theorists had been eradicated from society years ago by the

government after "The Week of Terror" in 2023, when seven cities were bombed with biological weapons by the terrorists.