Reliance Tennessee: The Ultimate Conspiracy
By G.B. Miller
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As you awoke this morning and prepared to face another day, you had no idea that the world as you knew it was about to change forever. But the truth about the conflict between good and evil has been revealed, and the blinders are being removed for the first time in millennia. These revelations ignited a behind-the-scenes power struggle that will escalate into the most violent series of conflicts the world has ever seen. And soon, everything you know about science, history, and life, in general, will be called into question.
All because a previously unknown civilization decided to reveal events leading up to the last days in a small town in east Tennessee on the banks of the Hiwassee River. These ancient people have hidden themselves from those of us on the surface for over four thousand years. Knowledge of their existence will soon turn the entire world upside down. Even now, you can see what is happening around you and know something is wrong! Battle lines have been drawn, the war is coming, and there is nowhere to hide. As a result, everyone will have to choose a side because refusing to choose will no longer be a choice.
The events in this fictional/non-fiction apocalyptic political thriller began April 6th of 2017 in the most unlikely place, Reliance, Tennessee.
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Reliance Tennessee - G.B. Miller
Reliance Tennessee
The Ultimate Conspiracy
G.B. Miller
ISBN 979-8-88832-837-8 (paperback)
ISBN 979-8-88943-790-1 (hardcover)
ISBN 979-8-88832-838-5 (digital)
Copyright © 2023 by G.B. Miller
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Table of Contents
Disclaimer
Am I Bigfoot?
Rewind to Reliance
Gone Again
Room 2021
The Story
The Devastation
Going to Noa
The Noaans
What They Know
How the World Changed
Our History
The Movement
Room 2028
The Gray Room
Meanwhile, Back in Reliance
Going to Noa… Again
Day Two
Telling the World
Face-to-Face
The Movement's Response
Meanwhile in DC
The WCN
Back in Reliance Again
The Last of the Last
The Rest of the Story
About the Author
Disclaimer
Some of the characters in this story are real. So if you are one of these folks, try not to take it personally. I'm not a man with much imagination, and this is, of course, just a story. Furthermore, the events in this story haven't actually happened (theoretically)! The Ultimate Conspiracy simply pulls back the curtain to reveal the times in which we live. Enjoy!
Am I Bigfoot?
Now I know what you are thinking. Bigfoot! Really? Yes, I am Bigfoot! But I'm also called by many other names, like Abominable Snowman, Sasquatch, Yeti, and that crazy guy running around in the woods in a gorilla suit. However, if it's all the same to you, I prefer Bigfoot!
Most people say I'm just a legend, but I don't mind because people love legends; legends are captivating! Folks enjoy listening to stories about legends, especially when they've been sensationalized!
Nevertheless, most legends are based, in fact, with just a bit of imagination thrown in.
For example, take the story of the beasts of Gévaudan. These beasts were actually a pack of huge dogs, similar to a wolf-mastiff mix. Between 1764 and 1767, they were responsible for 210 attacks with 113 fatalities. King Louis XV of France finally sent his soldiers to kill them. And just a couple of generations later, their brutal story has morphed into the Legend of the Werewolf
!
Ya know, I too have a story to tell! It's not a comedy, a tragedy, a drama, or a historical account. It is, however, all of these. I'm sharing this story, hoping you will recognize key world events, many of which are happening as you read this book.
We have often heard it said that time flies.
It doesn't really fly, you know. Actually, it doesn't even move! Time is just a pointer, a place marker, a measurement of movement through space. Time had its beginning, and time will have an end. We too have had a beginning, and some of us, very soon, will have an end, but not all of us.
Tell me, what would you do if you found the fountain of youth or maybe a magic miracle pill or an alien's secret to living forever and ever? What would you do with it, especially if this secret source of perfect health and happiness was totally unlimited and absolutely free? Who would you tell—your family, friends, people you work with, maybe even your lawyer? Well, that may be pushing it a bit, but you get the idea. This would be big; this would be bigger than big; this would be colossal!
On the other hand, how would you feel if you failed to tell someone? How would you explain it to them?
Oops, I forgot to let you in on the secret to eternal life. Bummer!
I now have the dilemma of having to share this kind of secret with some folks who may think I'm crazy or, even worse, that I'm not very smart! Many of us are willing to die for our faith, just as long as we don't have to be embarrassed by it. And there is nothing like a condescending remark by a friend or family member to challenge a person's commitment to their deeply held beliefs.
Anyway, the characters in my story will unwittingly do and say some things that will change the whole world. Changes come because, as we go through our lives, we connect with people, and thus, by connecting, we change the direction of their lives and the people they connect with. This ain't no philosophy lesson; it's just the way it is.
First, I'm gonna tell you about Brian Gregory and the connections he made along his way, which is just one of the chains of events that started on April 6, 2018. Then I will tell you about Brian's connection with a rough-bearded storekeeper named Griff Miller, which will be the connection heard around the world.
This is the story of Bigfoot, Brian, and Griff and how they changed the world simply by connecting with others. And I promise, I will only tell you as much as you are willing to hear…
So now it's time to go, it's time to…
Rewind to Reliance
Year 2028, 2027, 2026, 2025, 24, 23, 22, 21, 20, 2019…
It was April 6, 2018, at 5:00 a.m., as the annoying sound of the alarm clock shocked Griff to consciousness. He reached over, flipped off the alarm, and sat up on the edge of the bed as he prepared to face another quiet, peaceful day in Reliance, Tennessee. Griff had no idea that this would not be just another day in this sleepy little town—not even close!
He gets out of bed and goes into the kitchen to put on a pot of coffee. He always gets up early so he can take his time and not be rushed. He and Melanie enjoy their morning cup as they watch the local news to see if it's going to rain. Rain can affect the fishing, which is the primary source of revenue this time of year because the river is still too cold for rafting.
Before he knew it, it was 6:40 a.m. and time to make the half-mile drive to the store. Even though the store didn't open until 9:00 a.m., there was a lot of preparations to be made.
This kind of existence might seem boring to some, but Griff loved his way of life. So much so that he was always telling his kids, I'm the richest man in the world because I already have everything that rich men really want!
and he was right. He was surrounded by people who loved him dearly, and he was raised in a house down by the Hiwassee River in Reliance, Tennessee. Reliance is one of those places that you never want to leave once you've been there. It's like God took His finger and touched the river gorge and blessed it.
What's more, you might say Griff had a Tom Sawyer kind of childhood. He grew up fishing, hunting, camping, and skipping school on the warm spring days. At age seventeen, Griff met the love of his life. And at nineteen, they were married. Forty years and seven grandchildren later, Griff knew he had been blessed more than he deserved.
He often meditated on how most folks were chasing after the things which could never satisfy. He sometimes felt guilty for being blessed in such ways.
And this morning, just like clockwork, Griff found himself unlocking the padlock on the front door of the Reliance General Store at exactly 6:50 a.m. As was his routine, he flipped on the lights, turned on the air conditioner, and checked to make sure the minnows were fed.
The store was the only building at the fork in the road in Reliance, Tennessee. Reliance is a tiny rural town at the foot of the Smoky Mountains. It's the grocery, gas station, tackle shop, and post office. You could say the general store is the town of Reliance!
However, on this dew-covered spring morning, unseen by Griff, a very neatly dressed man in his early sixties stepped out of the woods across the road from the store. He looked at the store for a minute and then sauntered in. As Griff put away the fish food, he heard the old-fashioned door ringer, signaling someone had come in the front door. He turned and saw the well-dressed man standing perfectly still in the doorway, as if he were waiting for something to happen. And so it began!
Puzzled by the stranger's unusual appearance and behavior, Griff, the rough-bearded storekeeper, asked him, Anythin' I can do for ya?
The stranger calmly answered, May I use your phone please?
Griff replied, Sure, no problem. Are ya planning on doin' some fishin'? The browns have really been tearin' it up lately.
The stranger shook his head and said, No, I just need to make a call.
Then he walked over to the storekeeper, and with a broad smile, he reached out to shake Griff's hand.
The stranger then said, Hello, my name is Gregory, Brian Gregory.
Griff tightly shook Brian's hand, smiling with a toothy grin, when suddenly, with wide-eyed astonishment, Griff blurted out, Brian Gregory! You're not the same guy that disappeared over there in North Carolina last spring, are ya?
Pointing to the other side of the store, he said, Heck, I have a missing person poster with your picture on it over here in the post office!
While looking at Griff's poster, Brian said, That's me! May I use your phone now?
Fumbling around for a minute and feeling kind of flustered, Griff said, Sure…sorry…but…where have you been for the past year? We all thought you were dead!
In a thoughtful tone, Brian answered, "I guess I'd better get used to answering that question. I tell you what, as soon as I make my call, I will tell you as much as you are willing to hear."
Griff reached into the bib pocket of his liberties and handed over his cell phone. He watched patiently as Brian slowly dialed his home phone number. As it rang, Brian's mind raced to remember what he was supposed to tell his wife, Renae, to try to soften the blow.
On the fourth ring, a little girl's voice answered, Hello!
Excitedly, Brian asked, Is this Marie? Uh…may I speak to your grandmother please?
Yes, it is, and sure you can…just a second. Nonnie, there's a man on the phone for you!
After what seemed to be a lifetime, a serious woman's voice answered, Hello, may I help you?
Renae…,
Brian said and then paused. Renae immediately recognized his voice, but in disbelief, she asked, Brian?
Following another long pause and in a much quieter voice, almost a whisper, she said again, Brian? I don't understand. What happened to you? Where have you been?
Fighting back the tears, Brian interrupted her to say, I have been in another place. Well, it will take longer than I have right now to explain. I need you to come to Reliance, to the general store. Do you know how to get here?
Yes. I think so,
she replied. I will get Kristine to drive me. I know she knows the way. We will be there in about an hour or so. But Brian, what happened?
Trust me, Renae!
Brian pleaded. I can't tell you just now, but everything will be explained as soon as you get here. Hurry, but be careful. I love you!
Although she was still confused at realizing that Brian was alive, Renae said, I love you more!
She immediately hung up the phone and hurried to get Kristine.
Brian handed the phone back and said, Griff, would you mind taking my picture with your phone?
Griff said, Sure. But why?
Brian said, You'll understand soon enough.
Then Brian walked over to the counter, picked