The United Hates of America
Nonfiction, Entertainment, Humour & Comedy, General Humour, Mystery & Suspense, Thrillers, Fiction & Literature
| Author: | R.E. DINLOCKER | ISBN: | 9781449089108 |
| Publisher: | AuthorHouse | Publication: | April 30, 2010 |
| Imprint: | AuthorHouse | Language: | English |
| Author: | R.E. DINLOCKER |
| ISBN: | 9781449089108 |
| Publisher: | AuthorHouse |
| Publication: | April 30, 2010 |
| Imprint: | AuthorHouse |
| Language: | English |
My years writing in foreign countries had been my life until I quit.
When I landed at the Ft.Lauderdale airport, Mary Saint-Baptiste from The Picayune had a job for me.I really had nothing else to do and so I figured what the hell.
The clich says truth is stranger than fiction; but when I returned to the States, it seemed like fiction had become truth. I got curious as to whose truth had become the truth. Having knuckled under to political pressure, the press was too busy entertaining to argue for truth.
The media was in a love/hate relationship with the public that definitely accentuated the hate.The relationship had spawned a story when people started turning up dead.
So my search for truth became a murder mystery.
It seemed two Christian ministers, who hated each other, had banned together to attack common enemies.To cover their actions, they had enlisted the help of an Arab/Haitian restaurateur they felt they could use as a scapegoat if things went wrong.
When federal officials arrested the restaurateur as an illegal alien and possible terrorist, the media, now a tool of whoever paid for their services, came to her aid.When the restaurateur became a media darling, the ministers plan began to go wrong.
My years writing in foreign countries had been my life until I quit.
When I landed at the Ft.Lauderdale airport, Mary Saint-Baptiste from The Picayune had a job for me.I really had nothing else to do and so I figured what the hell.
The clich says truth is stranger than fiction; but when I returned to the States, it seemed like fiction had become truth. I got curious as to whose truth had become the truth. Having knuckled under to political pressure, the press was too busy entertaining to argue for truth.
The media was in a love/hate relationship with the public that definitely accentuated the hate.The relationship had spawned a story when people started turning up dead.
So my search for truth became a murder mystery.
It seemed two Christian ministers, who hated each other, had banned together to attack common enemies.To cover their actions, they had enlisted the help of an Arab/Haitian restaurateur they felt they could use as a scapegoat if things went wrong.
When federal officials arrested the restaurateur as an illegal alien and possible terrorist, the media, now a tool of whoever paid for their services, came to her aid.When the restaurateur became a media darling, the ministers plan began to go wrong.
