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If Not for the Fall
If Not for the Fall
If Not for the Fall
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If Not for the Fall

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In a distant future where the majority of humanity lives in space habitats, Dr. Tammerott, a historian specializing in the 20th century, goes to a dig on Earth.

What malignancy of the human mind could have caused the failure of civilization on a planetary scale?

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LanguageEnglish
PublisherMike Combs
Release dateAug 18, 2019
ISBN9780463214640
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    If Not for the Fall - Mike Combs

    If Not For the Fall...

    by Mike Combs

    mikecombs@aol.com

    Copyright © 1996

    Cover art by Rick Guidice

    Establishing shot of Dallas, TX. Cut to a hotel. Interior. Notaro, a brown-skinned man of North African origins is working on a home-made bomb. He sets the timer for 2:30 PM. He leaves, but does not take the bomb with him.

    He climbs into a car and drives off. Now he is on a highway heading out of town. He picks up a car phone and presses an auto-dial button.

    Voice on phone: Times City Desk, Simpson.

    Notaro: Do not talk, listen. This message will not be repeated, and I will not answer any questions. This is a representative of the Fighters for Economic Equality. Our requests have been denied for the last time. We did not even ask you for money. We only asked for food, fuel, and minerals. You contemptuously refused us. While your people wallow in wealth, our people starve by the millions. Know this: The FBI lackeys of the sting operation were not the only ones with which we negotiated for the purchase of nuclear materials. Write it in your paper that on this day we make you pay for your selfishness in blood.

    Voice on phone: I'd like to get some further statements from...

    Notaro has hung up the phone. He glances at the dashboard clock. It says 2:01 PM. He looks back at the road. The speedometer goes from 71 MPH to 77. Shortly, he is being followed by a police car with flashing lights. Notaro pulls over. 1st Officer asks him for his license, telling him he was doing 78 MPH. 1st Officer takes license back to the squad car. We spend a few seconds on Notaro, as he nervously looks in his rear-view mirror at the policemen.

    Cut to interior

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