AMERICAN OVERHAUL: War Powers Act Saves America from China, the Tool of Racism and Socialism

By Jason O’Neil

This novel details the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) efforts over the last 50-years to convert America into a Socialist State easily conquered without bloodshed. The author also shows how the Democrats with China’s support use the Race Card to suppress any conservative dialog or ideas. Tens of millions of Democratic voters are used by the Party, its captured media and Silicon Valley executives to perpetuate left-wing dominance.
In the nation’s “OH SHIT” moment, a Republican wins the White House. President Wilson and Congress invoke the War Powers Act to deal with the unrelenting growth of Socialism. The tragedy of millions of youths quietly quitting the workforce and hidding in their parent’s basements playing social media games highlights the collapse of the Work Ethic.
He also conducts a secret military mission which uses artificial intelligence to blast commands which disable the computer operating systems in China. As a result, the electricity is gone and the warships are floating helplessly in the South China Sea. This gives the president the opportunity to reduce China’s role in America and padlock federal government departments to get the funds and labor for much-needed Infrastructure Projects.
In the end, the CCP is forced to negotiate a Peace Agreement at Camp David. America gets another chance to be the beacon of freedom in the world while its leaders are guided by the second greatest document ever written-the Constitution.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Aug 6, 2023
• ISBN: 9798823012706

Jason O’Neil

JASON O’NEIL has published 25 books on subjects as varied as balancing the federal budget to inventing new vehicles to debunking global warming caused by man. A key theme in his works is the elimination of the Slavery of Socialism in America.

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Published by AuthorHouse 08/03/2023

ISBN: 979-8-8230-1271-3 (sc)

ISBN: 979-8-8230-1270-6 (e)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2023914574

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CONTENTS

Cast of Characters

Books by the Author

1. Wake Up Call

2. Situation Room

3. American Welfare

4. Public School 37 (PS-37)

5. Barrington High School

6. Kitt Peak

7. Houston

8. The Speech

9. The Committee

10. Padlockers 1

11. Padlockers 2

12. Civilian Closure Corp (CCC)

13. Press Conference

14. Democratic National Committee (DNC)

15. Urban Rescue

16. Chicago 1

17. Chicago 2

18. New Rochelle

19. Portland 1

20. Portland 2

21. Beijing

22. Camp David

CAST OF CHARACTERS

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Graham Wilson

President of the United States

Age: 66

Similar to: James Stewart, Actor

Nancy DeYoung

Vice President of the United States

Age: 56

Similar to: Lauren Bacall, Actress

Thomas Sweeney

White House Chief of Staff

Age: 70

Retired Air Force General

Similar to: John McCain, Senator

Ms. Evelyn Ebbert

White House Communications Director

Age: 56

Similar to: Leslie Stahl, TV Journalist

Mai Xi

Chairman, Chinese Communist Party (CCP)

Age: 70

Former Intelligence Officer

Similar to: Jackie Chan, Actor

Evan O’Neil

Environmental Project Manager

Age: 45

Similar to: Tom Cruise, Actor

Cole Langford

Founder and VP of Padlockers, Inc.

Age: 44

Married to Dawn

Similar to: Elon Musk, Entrepreneur

Dawn Langford

Founder and President of Padlockers, Inc.

Age: 38

Married to Cole

Similar to: Amy Adams, Actress

Jason O’Neil

Consultant to Padlockers, Inc.

Age: 76

Similar to: Clint Eastwood, Actor

Tom Fenton

Director, Urban Renewals

Age: 58

Similar to: Sean Connerly

BOOKS BY THE AUTHOR

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Bald Eagle Vision

The Red Box

Turbopod

Turbospace

Sinecure

A Necessary Coup

New Age Ark

Cyberclipper

When Baldie Cries

Micronations

Hypersonica

Mission Embryo

DroneViper

Bald Eagle Vision 2

DragonChip

Cellphonica

Solarmania

Escape from La La Land

Mirachip

The Tough Sale

Padlockers

Flipphonia

One Sane One

Cyberclipper2

1

WAKE UP CALL

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Dad, what’s this I hear about you writing a book about racism?

Son, it’s true, very true and long overdue.

But how can you an 80-year-old white man address such a fractious topic?

Well, Evan, I’ve lived through it for seven decades, have done some research and am very motivated to help devise answers to this manufactured problem.

Dad, what the Hell do you mean: manufactured problem? It’s a real problem, and it’s tearing our country apart. Why, we see daily riots on the television news.

Yes, we do because it’s in the best interest of dozens of powerful parties to keep race relations in the headlines.

Actually, Dad, my 10-year-old son faces racial tensions in his middle school classroom. He comes home with some ugly stories.

I believe it. And do you know why it’s happening there?

Well, I have a couple of theories about it.

So do millions of people. That’s precisely why I’m writing a book. The root cause of this manufactured racism needs to be made public so long-term, creative solutions can be crafted to this national problem.

But, Dad, you’re a retired businessman. You’re not the President. How can what you write impact the situation, much less create long-term solutions?

Well, Evan, you’re asking a lot of questions. Let me put some things in perspective for you to think about while I write the book.

But…

Please, let me finish.

First, what’s your definition of racism? You don’t have to try to answer. It’s quite simple. Racism is the belief that a person’s race determines their worth to society. If you are a racist, you look at a black person as a second-class citizen. Nothing could be further from the truth. Indeed, along with religious freedom, America was founded on the principal of equality. And the founders didn’t consider race as a factor in creating our Great Experiment in Democracy. Think about it. In the seven Articles of the Constitution and now the 27 amendments, the word race doesn’t appear. It doesn’t have to because anyone brave enough to set foot on North America was equal with the simple goal of a better life.

Dad, that’s very well put, but you’re not addressing today’s problem.

Sure I am. I’m dealing with the truth that, even after 150-years, America is one of the least racist countries on Earth. I can show you the evidence from a half a dozen recent polls. London and Toronto each have almost 200 nationalities living within the city limits.

So, where does America rank?

"Here’s the list. Read it my son. Everyone should. The