Book 3

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Prologue

It was the summer of 2023. Troy Redmayne led the W.R.A. (White Revolutionary Army) into battle against what was then the government of the United States nineteen years ago. Many thought the revolution ended two days after it began, on July 21, 2004, when Troy was killed and his army crushed. But now, almost two decades later, the resistance goes on.

The initial outrage over government leaders' executions on live television fueled public anger against all pro-white organizations. And when the government announced that W.R.A. members who didn't participate in the fighting at the nation's capital slaughtered government agents who went to their compound afterwards to serve arrest warrants, before murdering their own children and then fleeing, their anger turned to hatred. And then the video came out.

A government agent who took part in the raid on the compound recorded on video what really happened that day. They didn't go there to serve warrants, they went there to murder whoever they found still there. But they assumed - incorrectly - that no soldiers were left on the compound, and that only and wives and children had been left behind. The cold-blooded murders of unarmed women and children were caught on tape, and the federal agent who filmed it was captured by members of Bruders Schweigen, the elite wing of the W.R.A. that was left behind. As was his video.

Jeb Redmayne - the leader of Bruders Schweigen - went underground with his soldiers, holding the captured agent and his video, and allowing the government to perpetuate the lie about what was being called the Tyler County massacre.

And then, when the public hatred for them was at its peak, they put the video - along with a video taped confession from the agent - on the internet. Overnight, the tide turned back the other way, as outraged but helpless citizens saw how their own government gunned down unarmed women and children and then lied to them about it, blaming it on the rebels. Pro-white, anti-government organizations began to grow, and Jeb took Bruders Schweigen on the offensive.

Within a year the United States was in a civil war, and within another year the war had spread to every predominantly white nation, transformed into a worldwide race-war. The chaos resulting from the fighting destabilized the world's economy, causing rebellions in other nations, and eventually caused a total collapse of governments around the globe„

What rose from the ashes was a one-world government, called THE FEDERATION OF EARTH, and ruled by the economic powers. They were the wealthy elite of every race, with one overriding goal: to assure the continuation of their power. The capital of this one-world government was in London.

They had no racial or ethnic loyalties, and their only god was money. Money was power, and if you had it you could separate yourself from the slaves. And there were really only two classes. The wealthy, and everyone else.

But there was only one real threat to the privileged class, and that was the white rebels. So the threat had to be eliminated. It began when all non-privileged whites were herded into ghettos, stripped of all their rights and used as a slave-labor force. If they worked, they'd be given a monthly allotment of food and other necessities. A clinic was set up in each ghetto complex to provide for their medical care, but only doctors who'd lost their license to practice medicine were sent there. Whites were prohibited from possessing anything which could be used as a weapon, and could only drive a vehicle at their job if it was job-related. Their schooling was largely vocational, to prepare them for the labor force, and they could only possess books and literature which was government-approved. Any white found with subversive literature was subject to execution.

White women were vigorously recruited - many coerced or even taken by force - to work in government-ran brothels, as young as six years old. There were incentives for white women to enter into mixed-race marriages, allowing them to escape the ghettos, and providing family members left behind with a one-time additional six month allotment of food. Conversely, there were penalties for same-race marriages, where they were only allowed to have one child, thus assuring a decrease in the white population. And there was a thirty percent reduction in that family's food allotment for that child.

As more and more whites joined the resistance, bounties were placed on all rebels, who could be executed where they were captured, without trials. Some military tribunals were held for high-profile rebels, so that their public executions could be televised and showcased.

The largest bounties were placed on members of Bruders Schweigen. Jeb Redmayne (Troy's younger brother) and Tancred Redmayne (Troy's son) were at the top of that list for years, but now they had to share the spotlight with Boadicea (Troy's daughter) as she entered the fight.

Boadicea. Her name was on the lips of every white girl in the ghettos, as they said a silent prayer for her each night before drifting off to sleep. And she was the great woman-warrior who invaded their dreams, taking the fight to the Federation, and inspiring the next generation of women-warriors. She and her older brother Tancred were the new symbols of resistance. They were the life-sustaining blood coursing through the arteries of resistance fighters everywhere. Their uncle, Jeb, was a legend, but they were young and vibrant, the new face of the dynamic rebel force.

Their faces were well-known by most people, having been placed on wanted posters and television shows widely for several years. Tancred was the spitting image of his handsome father, a chiseled warrior with piercing blue eyes, now twenty-nine. Boadicea was slightly shorter than her brother, standing five-feet-ten, and she had a beautiful, youthful face, and long blonde hair. They made for striking images on wanted posters.

In 2015, not long after the ghettos came into existence, the government had G.P.S. (Global Positioning System) microchips implanted underneath the skin of all whites. Embedded at the base of their skull, satellites could monitor movements of individuals round-the-clock, and law enforcement with hand-held scanners could read the chips from a distance of only a few feet. The chips contained the vital information about the person. Anyone tracked outside the ghettos without proper authorization, or found not to have a microchip embedded in them was considered a rebel, and could be killed on the spot.

It was a war of attrition, and the worst was still to come.