Firsen's America
The Story of David Goliath
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George Washington Relocation Center
Langley, Virginia
“Mommy, where are they taking us?”
Sally looked at the scene before her. She kept blinking her eyes. The scene should have been in black and white. The young mother had seen the scene before. The dark black railroad track lay in stark contrast to the cold white snow blanketing the quiet field of Central Virginia. The camp lay before them---red brick with the cold wrought iron arching sign.
“Mommy, where are they taking us?” the little girl asked again.
“To our new home,” said Sally to the child.
They were being taken to the gas chambers like the Jews in World War Two.
The prisoners slowly marched under the wrought iron gate. The President’s slogan and theme of the new world order was featured above the gate. It stood in foot high wrought iron welded gothic letters. Sally read the letters:
One Big Happy Family
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I was tired of looking over my shoulder and tired watching what I said. I was tired of running and hiding. It sounded dramatic---lure a sitting United States president to a small African country. Little did Firsen and I know, that would be just the start of it. Again, I hesitate to write down any of what Firsen and I did. That was, after all, how Goliath found us in the first place—my writings. But the rule of law has broken down and, if anyone is looking for criminals, they are looking for bigger ones than Firsen and me. I guess you need to check with General David Goliath, the richest and the strongest man on Earth. This was really his caper. We were just along for the ride.
Detective Jimmy Feterello
Glendive, Montana
Radiation Free Zone
About the Author
Jim Kulis has traveled extensively abroad. He attended Xavier High School in Manhattan and obtained a Master’s degree in German literature from San Francisco State University in 1979. He speaks four languages fluently and served time with the State Department before retiring to the serenity of the oil fields 30 years ago. He enjoys writing in his spare time and presently lives in Houston, Texas. This is the second novel in the Fior Firsen series.