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¡ Hi ! To Shogo:

Is not the land, is what you do with the land;), for example:

Mexican´s Embasador: " WILL IT BE GAIN AND OBTAIN THE LAND OF THE 1,000 HAPPINESS, IS A SILY NAME ";).

American´s Embasador: " AND FOR OURS ":confused:.

Méxican´s Embasador: "WE GIVING YOU A LOT OF LAND ":rolleyes:.

American´s Embasador: " VERY HAPPY, MORE LAND FOR OUR EMPIRE":).

Mexican´s Embasador Thinking: " ONE MORE INTELLIGENT EMBASADOR, STUDY WHAT UP ABOUT THAT LAND, THEIR RESOURCES, ETC...":rolleyes:.

Méxican´s Embasador saying: "WE GIVING YOU THE LAND OF THE 1,000 HELLLS, IS ONLY A NAME;), AND ANOTHER TERITTORY CALLED THE USELESS LANDS, AND FINALLY THE GODZILLA´S BAY";):D:rolleyes:;).

And that maybe are doing Cárdena´s goverment, giving a lot of arid, lifeless, useless, desertic land, and it be wasting resources for that territory:D.

Peace:).
 
¡ Hi ! ¡ WOW !:D:eek::D.

Yep, Cárdenas was a genious. For one part he have open doors for EVEG, and i don´t be surprised if he it be having closed doors talks with Standard Oil:eek:, for one part he is kicking the american troops given that dry arid desert for watch and suffer, and get that pass the time and the public mistrust with McAdoo´s administration and wasting money for that work. The better solution for all involved is to given the original borders that by the way are the more secure frontier because how to say, nature limitations, extreme natural conditions, and sell for some time the mexican oil to that american oil company, and maybe in 2, 3, 4, 5, years in the future finished the contracts and sell mexican oil to EVEG:D. In any way with or without mexican oil the great great great depresion now is so close:D, ¡ Heck ! i supose because now it be EPIC:eek::(:eek:, maybe in some decades and say maybe in this amazing timeline will see american´s emigrants searshing work and a better life in a succesfully México:eek::rolleyes::D,will see...

Peace, good night and good luck:).
 
Screwing over the proles is an US politician's daily business. Screwing over a power like Standard Oil that owns half of congress is impossible.

Now wouldn't that be a nice entrance into the Great Depression? The US giving up everything those poor guys died for just to please the demands of big oil. Seems like rast builds up a revolutionary situation in the US:
  • economic inequality rising extremely
  • high inflation, increasing economic inequality further
  • unemployment only kept in check due to war-time spending - which will end soon resulting in high unemployment
  • a massive drug problem, resulting in a massive crime problem
  • massive government debt precluding a "New Deal"
  • an overall economic consensus that a "New Deal" is wrong
  • defeat in a Vietnam-like war
  • defeat only due to negotiations in the interest of big oil, whereby the wider population will rather see it in the best interest of the US if the US retreats to its pre-war borders just to prevent EVEG competition ofr US trusts, even though IMHO it is
  • racism and strong, widely accepted organizations supporting it
Any demagogue will have happy times...
 
[FONT=&quot]Of the demonstrably wise there are but two: those who commit suicide, and those who keep their reasoning faculties atrophied by drink.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot](Mark Twain)[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]Having just gulped down another mug of beer, Alvin Cullum York suddenly felt a strong urge to relieve his bladder. Rising laboriously from his chair, he nodded in direction of Omar Nelson Bradley, muttered: “Gotta piss…” and blundered towards the backdoor.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Bradley, immersed in his private world of intoxicated thought, hardly registered York’s departure. He was brooding on the situation of the disgruntled grunts, well, at least those still loyal to him…[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]The ventures into Mexico – although financially extremely rewarding – had not yielded what Bradley had hoped for: an independent republic of biker gangs. The gangs simply did not possess the discipline required for such a manoeuvre. Every time a gang had beaten some Spic villains, they had revelled victory with far too much alcohol and drugs – and thus very often flippantly had offered the Beaners an opportunity to come back at them. Therefore, no territorial gains had been achieved in the end, when the advent of the US Army had forestalled further raids. – Nevertheless, one had captured huge quantities of drugs. There was enough cannabis, cocaine and opium hidden in safe caches to enable an extended life of ease for Bradley and his folks.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]Looking around with bloodshot eyes, Bradley witnessed what that meant: The desert inn was brimful of – either noisy drunken and drugged bikers and biker broads – although it wasn’t noon yet – or silent miserable figures suffering from the effects of woeful crapulence. The landlord had hired extra personnel for cleaning away vomit, urine and blood, and otherwise was happy to sell whatever his solvent customers wanted. He had even acquired twenty house trailers, because the number of rooms available at the inn was inadequate for the number of his guests. Not every sloshed boy or girl made it to the bunk, however, one could often see bodies lying around on the floor dead drunk … [/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]No, this wasn’t what Bradley had had in mind. This was filthy, ignoble and obscene. The glorious idea of a free republic of bikers – ended in an eternal hoggish drinking orgy…[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Beckoning a waitress to serve him another drink, Bradley put his bad leg on the chair vacated by York. That eased the pain a little bit. – A new idea was needed, something to detach the grunts from bogging down in utter drunkenness in this sinkhole. [/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]The waitress delivered a well-filled glass, smiling enticingly. Her dress was much too tight for her ample shape. Bradley had observed that she was available for some dollars, but today he felt no appetite for a nookie. He took two dimes out of his pocket and handed them to the woman, nodding her a silent thanks. [/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]There was some commotion at the front door. Some Army types had entered – and immediately attracted a ring of hostile drunken bikers, bellowing insults and threatening to deliver a birching.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]After imbibing [/FONT][FONT=&quot]a deep slug, Bradley rose and limped over to the bedlam. There were four soldiers; a stocky sergeant was the leader. They looked frightened, but made no move to clear the room. Doggedly, Bradley jostled through the wall of bikers.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]“You better leave.” he addressed the sergeant, after motioning the bikers to be quiet. “This is not a good place for you.”[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]“I know!” hissed the man. “But I’m under orders. – This establishment will be turned into a field hospital. Please, I need to talk to the owner.”[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]“A f-field h-hoshpit’l!” shrieked a boozy biker broad. “And I’ll b-become a n-nurse, a f-friggin’ f-fuckin’ n-nurse!” [/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]That took some attention away from the soldiers, as now several bikers felt compelled to comment on the qualities of the swaying wannabe nurse.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]Bradley had immediately realised that this was an excellent opportunity to separate his bikers from this den of iniquity. He escorted the soldiers to the landlord’s office – and then turned to York, who just came stumbling back from his pissing foray.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]“Let’s get the mob out of here; the Army will turn this saloon into a field hospital. We’re better gone before the first victims of the pestilence are hospitalized.”[/FONT]
 
If a bar needs to be cleared this instant that's a very effective way to go about doing it. There is nothing quite like the treat of highly infectious disease to bring about instant sobriety.

So the question is what's next for Bradley, York and crew besides cirrhosis and knife fights?
 
So the question is what's next for Bradley, York and crew besides cirrhosis and knife fights?

For once, it seems that they stockpiled enough drugs to guarantee supply no matter if the Mexicans accept fighting drug trade.

Second, they are inclined to continue the drug problem in the US. With the local growers and the new supply by fisherboats from southern America that should be easy. We have a situation similar to the prohibition, with large parts of the population somewhat involved in crime - either by drug trade, drug growing, consuming or trying to get the money for consuming.
 
¡ Hi ! to Monty Burns: ¡ A CORRECT LIST !:cool:.

About american´s situation don´t forget to how to say, add, increase to that excellent list:

1.-A EPIC natural disaster, forget the Dust Bowl now is freaking scary:eek:.

2.-The loss of minority groups by emigration:(.

3.-The young people it be having the will and energy for hard work, change the situations, etc... and now a lot of young people are death by wars, wounded, in bands, in drugs, etc...:(:eek::(.

Good luck:).
 
¡ Hi ! ¡ BRADLEY !:cool:.

That army´s sergeant sounds a good brave young soldier, he was scary but he know that his work may salving a lot of other soldiers lifes, and what courage for enter to that biker´s bar.

For Bradley, maybe he continue selling drugs, or discover a new way for helping war veterans, or created some weird alliance between bikers and the army, in any way he chose correct helping that sergeant, who knows maybe he became the creator of AA, will see..

And finnally, because this update, we know that continue the suffer of american´s soldiers, and the deteroration of services provided, given by the army, and for last, ¡ WHOA ! pestilence, this is bad, really bad, in the worst situation can it be creating a freaking deathly epidemy:eek:.

Peace, good night and good luck:).
 
So Mexico gets its country back, but it loses territory to the states, and oil to EVEG. What part of Sovereignty do other countries not see? Mexico doesnt have access to its own natural resources, and is forced to lose territory to the states. Its bullshit, but very true given the circumstances its the only way Mexico gets its country back:(.
 
So Mexico gets its country back, but it loses territory to the states, and oil to EVEG. What part of Sovereignty do other countries not see? Mexico doesnt have access to its own natural resources, and is forced to lose territory to the states. Its bullshit, but very true given the circumstances its the only way Mexico gets its country back:(.

Perhaps we might see Bauer transferring to Mexico, and turning the country's rebels and militias into a viable fighting force? It would get him away, at least directly, from the Middle Africans who he no longer trusts, and would give Mexico the ability to defend itself. Plus, a Middle African and Mexican alliance would thoroughly piss off the Americans.
 
[FONT=&quot]The world must be made safe for democracy.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot](Woodrow Wilson)[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Edward Mandell House, generally known as Colonel House, although he never had served in the military and was no familiar friend of matters military, was concerned about the state of the nation.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]It seemed to be an age since he had been President Woodrow Wilson’s foreign policy advisor. Coming from a wealthy Texan cotton plantation owner’s background and well interconnected with the Morgan banking house, House had played an important role in the process of turning the neutral US into an ally of the Entente.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Convinced that the Entente, especially Great Britain, represented enlightenment and civilisation, as opposed to German militarism and brutality, House had resonated on the same wave length as Wilson, although the latter’s understanding of neutrality had been far more complex than House’s, who basically had got the run-around by British foreign minister Sir Edward Grey and many other well-known Britons.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]In the end, all this had failed, when the Germans had gutted the British Expeditionary Force and forced France and the US to sign an armistice and – subsequently – the Treaty of Eindhoven. To House’s utter surprise, the ruling German aristocratic caste and the almighty Prussian military had been subjected to the political will of the democratically elected parties of the Reichstag.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]But: Looking at the world today, House was aghast. With few unimportant exceptions, Europe was ruled by godless socialists – and Great Britain perhaps was the worst case of all. – House did not take socialism lightly, this was completely un-American, a grave danger to liberty, democracy and the pursuit of happiness. [/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]The US, the beacon of democracy, were under attack by these dangerous socialists, as proven in the Trans-Atlantic War and recent events in Mexico. The Monroe Doctrine, the Platt Amendment and the Roosevelt Corollary were in peril of being marginalised. [/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Unfortunately, House’s influence on US policy had faded when Woodrow Wilson had been disabled by a severe stroke, leaving him a mere shadow of his former self. And the subsequent Owen and McAdoo hadn’t cared to listen to his advice, which was a lamentable pity for the US.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]House was completely informed about the pressure exerted by the US oil companies in the current negotiations with Mexico, and about the stance of Mexican President Cárdenas in this question. The New York banks were actively backing this approach. As long as one could exploit the Mexican resources, the form of the Mexican government was irrelevant. – The same applied for Central America and the Caribbean. The resources had to come under US custody, the population could go to the Deuce –as long as socialism was kept isolated in Europe.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]The creeping advance of socialism in Mexico and Central America, however, had to be avoided at all costs. This was a direct threat to the US. House had taken the time to read the works of Marx and Engels. He knew how fundamentally opposed this belief was to the US way of life.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]After a lot of deliberation, House decided to ask for an interview with President McAdoo. The nation had to be warned of the jeopardies of evil socialism; and the President had to be made aware of the clandestine connections between the red puppet master Rosa Luxemburg and President Cárdenas... [/FONT]
 
I wonder if house will even be taken serious, after all it was for a big part his influence that instead of being neutral the us sided with the entente. So he might still wear a stigma of ..'you got us in that mess' with regards to the entente loosing ittl.
He will be a voice from the past, and one thats tainted, so i give little chance to him being listened to.
 
House might just be telling McAdoo what McAdoo wants to hear. At the same time Rosa Luxemburg does not have the same weight as the evil commie boogieman that Stalin or Mao did. The context that most Americans last saw Luxemburg in was the Zeppelin/hospital ship episode. Cartoonish and grandstanding but at the same time hardly a threat, sort of like an urban social worker on steroids x 1000. Obnoxious in the the extreme but at the same time relatively harmless.
 
House might just be telling McAdoo what McAdoo wants to hear. At the same time Rosa Luxemburg does not have the same weight as the evil commie boogieman that Stalin or Mao did. The context that most Americans last saw Luxemburg in was the Zeppelin/hospital ship episode. Cartoonish and grandstanding but at the same time hardly a threat, sort of like an urban social worker on steroids x 1000. Obnoxious in the the extreme but at the same time relatively harmless.

True, she himself will not be that threatening - but Germany ITTL is a lot more threatening than Russia was pre-WWII: they won two wars against the US, have a lot of allies, limitless ressources, already engaged on the American continent and - probably the worst for the US - they emancipated their African subjects to the point that they fight the US.
 
Germany in TTL is not a one party state like Russia, there could be a center right party in power after the next elections. The center left coalition government currently in power in Germany seems to be more interested in advancing education and social programs than actively pursuing any kind of global domination or revolution. However the Germans have handed the US some military setbacks, a very foreign experience for the US. The very existence of Middle Africa would be troubling, it along with everything it has come to represent is the perfect foil for the America of the 1930s.

EVEG, which hardly represents the German government or any sort of socialism for that matter, is the most visible German entity in the Americas. An interesting irony is that any saber rattling by the US toward Europe strengthens the incumbent parties. If the leftist government in Germany went away this instant it would pull away the only thing controlling EVEG. So the German state would no longer be a threat but the economic sovereignty of the US would be put at risk much like France during the post war period of TTL.

An interesting question is that without the specter of Russian Bolshevism could a red scare be sustained?
 
[FONT=&quot]Make the most of the Indian hemp seed, and sow it everywhere.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot](George Washington) [/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]President William Gibbs McAdoo didn’t think that Colonel House had anything useful to contribute, all the same, he never would refuse to meet the influential pensioner. In his mind, House was a jerk, however, a jerk with excellent connections – and thus someone better not disregarded. – During the Great War, McAdoo had promoted siding with the Entente because their war orders initially had saved American industry from recession and finally had resulted in an unprecedented boom; but House had sided with the Entente because he had been snowed by British sycophants...[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]House’s tale of the socialist peril left McAdoo cold. The only truly socialist country was Great Britain, where resources, means of production and banks had been socialised. But Britain did not take part in the current European meddling with US affairs. – Germany, on the other hand, was the prime example of predator capitalism at work. It might be true that Miss Luxemburg was no friend of the US and would go a long way to compromise US activities, but the true danger to the US emanated from trusts like EVEG and IG Farben.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]EVEG[/FONT][FONT=&quot] had not come to Mexico in order to spread socialism – but to acquire Mexican resources, first of all oil. Cárdenas might have affiliations to socialism – but it was his nationalism that worried McAdoo. – Thus, the President finally cordially thanked House for his remarkable counsel and bade him farewell, only to immediately forget the fool’s claptrap – and to turn to more important things.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]The military defeat in Mexico actually had aided McAdoo. In an address to the nation, he had explained that this had happened because the US Army was too small for the task, an appreciation shared not only by the generals but also by the media. Thus, he was in the process of navigating another military buildup bill through congress. US Army and US Air Force were to grow considerably – and also the US Marines were to form four new divisions, bringing the corps to a strength of ten divisions by early1935.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]This would help to stabilise the economy. – In fact, the Entente war orders from 1914 to 1917 had been financed by US bank loans – not by actual payments made by Great Britain, France and Russia. Thus, there was no difference between an industrial boom caused by a war in Europe and a war fought on the southern borders of the USA – as long as the house of Morgan and the other big banks were ready to finance it.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]The question how these loans should be refinanced did not bother McAdoo. After all, Britain and France had for a long time refused to redeem the loans provided for their purchases in the US during the Great War – and in the end only done so by handing over relatively worthless pieces of real estate. – The important thing was to keep the industrial boom started by the naval constructions going. [/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]His designs on northern Mexico had been thwarted – for the time being. Well, he could not ignore the voices of the US oil companies, and Cárdenas’ position was definite. Therefore, the negotiations in Willemstad would end with an agreement that left Mexico intact – and handed over the exploitation of Mexican resources to the US companies again... [/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]Getting a treaty of peace with Mexico would enable the US to concentrate on the Caribbean and Central America. Well, one certainly could stabilise affairs in these countries, once Mexico had been neutralised...[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]McAdoo was happy to be a pragmatic realist, who easily could adapt to new realities... [/FONT]
 
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¡ Hi ! ¡ GOOD !:cool:.

I think that Colonel House is a more complex people than we belived. For start, he read the works of Marx and Lenin and this is not one easy work, he lived, prosper and move in the high class enviroment, and finnally he can see that América is in a big hole, and nobody see or want to see this hard reality. The problem with that guy is for one part is blinded for his personal hates against socialism, Germany, Rosa and wherever, and the answers for the american´s problems that he is given are totally wrong, and finnally, what freaking worry myself of this guy is how much american´s people thinking or belived likely, similar as that guy;):eek:.
 
About McAdoo are doing wrong answers for the american´s problems. He is beliving that big armamentists programs, and big armies are the answers for the american economical disaster, and he can´t see than sooner or latter the banks for survival want to be paid with metals or money, not with problematic lands or tanks, as for myself i don´t want to inmagine the moment when discover the banker, that all of his money are lose in empty promises, or lands with guerrilla, or useless american goverments documents:eek:. And don´t forget that McAdoo´s goverment are creating obsolete weapons of war, and any young man who enter to the army, is a hand less working in the farm, in industry, in services, etc...

For México´s he is going to obtain the same frontiers, borders:), and for some time will sell the mexican oil to Standard Oil, but if you read Cárdena´s life he expropiate the oil companies, and i supose that maybe in 2, 3, 4 years it be doing this:D, and i supose that some mexican oil´s fields it be propiety of EVEG:rolleyes:. In short for some time, for mexican´s people it be working in reconstruction´s works:(, but after some years i can see that maybe México will it be having a better future because are doing less mistakes, you know;):).

And finnally, don´t forget that exist a very bloody violents wars in central america and the islands, and after the mexican peace treaties, a lot of grunts and ordinary american citizens it be feel how to say, dissapointed, treacherous, angry against the american´s goverment.


Peace:).
 
They turned the country up on its side, and everything loose fell into California.
(author unknown)

The Pinkerton National Detective Agency had readily hired former Eddy County Sheriff Roscoe T. Bannerman, after the Bannerman family had moved to California in late 1932. Private security guarding was a prospering business, because the upper crust required a lot of protection – protection from everything that threatened their pursuit of happiness. This included defence against unwelcome intrusions of police, FCFA, FSS and FBN as well as shielding against media and public view.

Coming from a fairly staid North Dakotan background, Bannerman initially had been shocked to learn about the lifestyle of those rich and famous. His naïve assumption that he would help protecting the people of wealth and taste against organised crime, muggers and mobsters had quickly given way to the realisation that the perils, which his new clients feared most, originated from US law enforcers and revenue authorities rather than from criminals.

Even stronger, he soon had found out that some clients belonged to the organised crime scene – or at least entertained best relations with it. The big bosses came along as respectable entrepreneurs these days, feasting in company of bankers, business men, film stars and politicians. And from his colleagues Bannerman learned that they regarded many business men, most bankers and all politicians as more criminal than ordinary outlaws.

The most aggressive enemy to be fought was J. Edgar Hoover’s FSS, although they often gathered facts only without promoting persecution. Next came Harry J. Anslinger’s FBN, always eager to find out more about the drug consummation of Bannerman’s clients. Sensationalist journalists were the third group to be feared, while ordinary police and the FCFA were more of a nuisance than a real threat.

The good thing was that Pinkerton’s paid very well, allowing the Bannermans to live a decent life. The bad thing was that his family obviously had problems in coping with the change of scene. Edna, his wife, who had propagated to move to California in the first place, had turned to drinking after making friends with two booze-happy house wives from the neighbourhood. Tommy, his son, was running around with some local youngsters suspect of belonging to a gang of hooligans. And Wendy, his daughter, a good and eager pupil in New Rockford, North Dakota, had become a recalcitrant and unwilling student in Santa Monica, California.

Bannerman was not happy with these developments, but somehow all his attempts of counteracting had failed so far. Neither was he able to persuade Edna to renounce her friendship with the two tipplers, nor sway Tommy to keep away from the streets, nor argue Wendy into taking joy in visiting school. – While working on the job was usually okay and sometimes rewarding, going home had become a kind of ordeal.

Because the Douglas Aircraft Corporation thrived from government jobs, Santa Monica thrived as well. As Douglas was perpetually hiring more workers and engineers, a tenement construction boom had set in as well. And at the water front, those successful in Hollywood were building secondary residences, including the just completed gorgeous Ocean House of Marion Davies, Vice President Hearst’s lover. The war in Mexico had no repercussions for Santa Monica other than that Douglas was asked to assemble still more airplanes – leading to extra jobs being created.

Although Bannerman was no friend of President McAdoo and the Democrats in general, he had to admit that McAdoo’s refusal to introduce conscription had been wise. While recent events down there had disgusted many patriots – and raised serious questions concerning the effectiveness of the US Army, the general public was not affected by this rout. Remembering well how conscription during the Great Southern Conquest had jolted families all over the country and spread misery everywhere, Bannerman thought that this misery was now limited to the garrisons of the professional army, while places like Santa Monica were merry and feeling comfortable.

Steering home his car through the dense evening traffic, Bannerman mulled over the economic situation. While back in the Midwest ‘Black Blizzards’ – dust storms – were raging and people were moving away in chores, the East and the West Coast seemed to be booming – and obviously easily accommodating those fleeing from the Dust Bowl. The US ostensibly were getting along well. Bannerman had read that the Midwest – despite the dust storms – still produced more foodstuffs than the markets could absorb for reasonable prices. So, it was perhaps okay that the dust drove away some farmers…

Arrived at home, Bannerman was only welcomed by Wendy, who was reading – or just looking at? – a book titled ‘Famous Funnies – a carnival of comics’, a new-fangled invention providing stories in picture.
Wendy said that Edna had gone visiting Marybeth after noon, and that Tommy had been picked up by ‘the boys’ an hour ago.
Marybeth was one of the two liquor loving ladies, and ‘the boys’ were the adolescent hooligans Bannerman didn’t like his son to herd with. Sighing, Bannerman walked over to the kitchen and started preparing dinner.
 
Oh dear. Lots of jobs in the armament industry, tenement construction, the looming economical crash. Can anybody say "ghettos-in-the-making"? Add to this certain apathy and a decided lack of morals through at least two generations (as evidenced by the good Mr Bannerman and his merry dysfunctional family - if he is intended to be representative of his social class)...this is definitely something to worry about.

Contrast this with the lifstyles of the rich and ruthless under the eyes of the soon-to-be jobless. This is pure social dynamite.

Depending on how hard Rast is going to have the crash hit the US, I can imagine a spell of Viking triathlon -also known as raping, pillaging and burning- erupting when the poor decide to let the fat cats of the upper crust have it.
 
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