Bald Eagle Vision 2: An Eagle’s View of China’s Destruction of America

By Jason ONeil

In this novel, Rory Flynn, son of Matt Flynn, the co-inventor of the Red Box Antigravity Device which revolutionized global transportation, is the billionaire grandfather of Nolan Flynn. Grandpa takes his 17-year-old grandson on a week-long tour of the national capital region. Their Turbopod multi-vehicle (T-Pod) carries them to key sites around the Chesapeake Bay. The journey begins and ends at the family home, Beauvista, overlooking Jefferson’s Monticello in Charlottesville, Virginia.
The purpose of the tour is to educate the young man about the many “ISMs” like Americanism, Federalism, Racism, Socialism and Communism. In addition to the Capitol, the duo visits museums, galleries, monuments, golf courses and French restaurants. Grandpa wants his grandson to “smell the roses along the way.”
The youth has a rude awakening during a visit to a Middle School where the ugliness of the white versus black racism is taught. The role of the Teacher’s Unions in brainwashing the students with racism in order to divide the country for the Socialist government is clear. In addition, Nolan gets a lifetime lesson about how the Chinese Communists have infiltrated American society in preparation for a complete take-over.
In the end, Nolan realizes why the Flynn Family has been dedicated to the fight against Socialism and Communism for decades. The tour convinces the savvy youth to take up the torch for American Patriotism. He takes pride in his new vision, much like that of the Bald Eagle, to dedicate his life to the fight against the ugly “ISMs” attempting to end our Democracy and Free-Enterprise economy and turn our country into a Third-World state controlled by Beijing.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Jul 13, 2021
• ISBN: 9781665531399

Jason ONeil

JASON O’NEIL has published 23 books on subjects from the invention of an anti-gravity device to new space-age vehicles to programs which reduce the Federal debt. A key theme in many of his books is the elimination of the Slavery of Socialism in America and the prevention of a takeover by China.

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Published by AuthorHouse 07/09/2021

ISBN: 978-1-6655-3140-5 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-6655-3138-2 (hc)

ISBN: 978-1-6655-3139-9 (e)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2021913896

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Contents

Cast of Primary Characters

Chapter 1 Beauvista

Chapter 2 Monticello

Chapter 3 Washington, D.C.

Chapter 4 Americanism

Chapter 5 Annapolis

Chapter 6 Cambridge

Chapter 7 Richmond

Chapter 8 Revelation

Chapter 9 Bald Eagle Vision 2

Cast of Primary Characters

Rory Flynn

Age 76

Son of Matt and Heather Flynn; the Red Box Inventors; Former U.S. President and ardent foe of Socialism and Communism

Skilled Turbopod driver/pilot; Instructor

Similar to: Lord Montbatten of the U.K.

Paula Flynn

Age 75

Wife of Rory Flynn

Engineer, Architect, Inventor

Similar to: Lauren Bacall, actress

Brendon Flynn

Age 54

Son of Rory and Paula Flynn

CEO of the Flynn global business empire

Similar to: Russell Crowe, actor

Nolan Flynn

Age 17

Grandson of Rory and Paula Flynn

High School scholar and star athlete

Interested in mathematics and computer science

Similar to: Young Elon Musk, Inventor/Entrepreneur

1

BEAUVISTA

Grandpa, we’re here! came the arrival announcement from Nolan as the 17-year-old pushed open the huge oak double front door of Beauvista, the Flynn’s home overlooking Thomas Jefferson’s classic mansion, Monticello.

Rory Flynn’s son, Brendon, had landed his Turbopod (T-Pod) on the heliport in front of the home, retrieved the Red Box anti-gravity device, and followed his son into his parent’s home.

Dad, Mom, you can tell we’ve arrived! said Brendon as he put the Red Box in a secure cubby next to the door. He then walked through the modern home to the deck where his parents were finishing breakfast and hugging their grandson.

The 80-year-old Flynn rose to his feet to hug his son and ask, How was your trip, son?

Well, when we left the Marine Corps Museum in Quantico, the sun was shining. But on the way here, we had to dodge a couple of thunderstorms. The T-Pod performed flawlessly even though I believe we were struck by lightning. There’s no damage to the craft, and we’re safe and so glad to be here! replied the 58-year-old aerospace executive.

Nolan was quick to add: And we saw a couple of rainbows, didn’t we, Dad!

Yes, my son. They were really beautiful, and we saw both ends. One end seemed to be just north of here. We don’t have to wash the T-Pod for a week! said Brendon.

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Everyone laughed.

Grandma Paula came around the table to hug her son as she said,Sooo glad you’re here, dear! Dad’s really been looking forward to this weeklong tour with Nolan. I think he’s revised his itinerary a dozen times!"

Ha-Ha. That sounds just like him, Mom, replied Brendon. Even when he took me, he changed the route a couple times in order to maximize the impact of the subject of the day!

I remember that, dear, said Paula. And I also remember the fine job you did with Emily on her tour two years ago. But Dad is really looking forward to showing Nolan His Route around the Capital region during this quality time.

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At 9:30, Brendon powered his T-Pod straight up off the heliport as the trio watched from the front door step. The craft rose to about 200-feet, turned northeast and accelerated toward Washington, D.C.

As the grandparents and grandson turned around to go back into the house, Nolan asked, So, Grandpa, what are we going to do for the next week?

Well, Nolan, replied the happy senior,