Vandenberg

Disillusioned, divided, tired of war, tired of letting themselves be led by third-rate politicians, the American people in the seventies have sunk into apathy and moral poverty, drained of the pioneering spirit and will to live that characterized the previous generations. In a bloodless lightning strike, the Russians one day occupy this America. They had carefully studied how the assassination of President Kennedy spread within hours to every corner of the United States and paralyzed an entire nation. The same effect was achieved with untrue intelligence by the fact that an "army" had seized…