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Forbidden Destiny Contemporary Poetry and Prose
Author: Mary Wells

Aiesha Tibedeaux’s journey into uncharted territory, in the State of Texas, may seems like scenes from a science fiction horror movie, but I can assure you that the systematic Texas Terror that unfolded after contact with the Reagan-Bush Administration in the early 80s regarding Bioterrorism is as real as the stars in the cosmos. She had n... more »o idea that when contacting this Administration, she was contacting the CIA directly, because former President George Bush, Sr. had recently stepped down from his position as head of the CIA. This terror continues to plague Aiesha’s destiny throughout the Bush-Cheney Administration into the 21st Century. After contact was made, all hell broke loose in her life. Former President Reagan outsourced the whole industry related to her employment. This industry all across America became a wasteland. In the mist of reality, a Texas sized sinister, systematic conspiracy, filled with moral darkness to execute her demise, plagued her human rights to life, liberty, and justice. All incoming and outgoing phone calls were immediately monitored. Even today, while assassinators listen to her phone calls, paralegals, friends, and associates, ask the same question "What was that beep?" Sophisticated satellite monitoring of activities in her home or locals captures daily routines, leaving nothing overlooked to set the stage for astute attacks. As the years progress, the conspiracy is fiercely continued to deny basic human rights to safe food and drinking water free of pathogens. Grocery shopping is closely guarded by coded secrets forbidden to the subtle Proletariat Society Texans have created. When Aiesha enters grocery stores in the Houston metropolitan area, managers’ rush to secret rooms to monitor what she places in the grocery cart, only to notify producers to process the next batch with pathogens. The drinking water that flows from the pipes of her home is unfit for human consumption. Bottle water she purchases from local stores is filled with allergens and pathogens plagued with bioterrorism to execute the ultimate horrors of controlled sickness and disease. After you have read "Forbidden Destiny: Contemporary Poetry and Prose" by Mary Wells regarding the unrelenting horrors Aiesha experienced while living in the State of Texas, you too will be gripped with the premonition of subtle horrors executed in your face. You will think twice while using a Laptop or CPU/VDT at home, the university, public libraries, etc. You will no longer ignore the subtle malaises gripping cavities that house the frontal lobe of your brain, heart, lungs, kidneys, bladder, carpals, etc. If you have not yet asked your love ones, especially the children, if they have experienced any subtle and unusual internal discomforts within various cavities while using a laptop or CPU/VDT at home, school, library, etc., think again, because Armageddon is subtly disguised in the mist of ultimate reality. I can assure you that if cavities that house their vital organs have been fired upon, they will remember. They may not have understood the experience, but they can explain it in their own words. Ask! You will be informed, filled with awe and outrage. In addition to bioterrorism, Texans terrorized Aiesha with Technological Terror to prohibit employment in the State of Texas. Her office and workstation were turned into a revolving Concentration Camp. She would ultimately be faced with a bleak destiny. The CPU/VDT were used as host carriers to launch a shrewd Technological Warfare. Devious "Diabolical Death" rays were fired from the CPU/VDT like a 20th Century Millennium Beast in the night stalking its prey for an astute assassination. These "Invisible Death" rays precisely targeted the frontal lobe of her brain, the heart, lungs, kidneys, bladder, carpals, etc. Today, she still has to turn the computer monitor approximately 90 degrees back and forth to avert despicable shots of devious "Diabolical Death" rays fired to devastate her vital organs. The most disturbing aspects of being attacked with "Invisible Death" rays is the fact that the epidermis is not damaged, nor is pain felt in the region targeted. These "Diabolical Death" rays have been perfected since the discovery by Grindell Mathews in 1889. They cause internal pain and devastation to targeted nerves and internal organs. Furthermore, the most frightening calamity of being cleverly assaulted physically with devious "Diabolical Death" rays is the "Invisible Approach" to Technological Terror. Any attacked on a citizen with "Invisible Death" rays or "Bioterrorism" is a subtle attack on the survival of the Human Race. Hitler’s Dreams could materialize granting collaborationists the opportunity to use Advanced Technology and Bioterrorism to execute an astute 21st Century Heinous Holocaust in the mist of reality as the World watches. Little did Aiesha know, trails of a Forbidden Destiny were preordained from birth. In searching the Universe for a relative, a terrifying disclosure was revealed. Aiesha discovered that subtle bioterrorism and technological terror would be the 21st Century weapons of choice to boldly execute an analytical holocaust of the Many. Therefore, Aiesha’s destiny is not the only one forbidden; fates of the Many are doomed as well. To protect the privacy of the protagonist who continues to be systematically victimized with bioterrorism and technological terror, and perpetrators who collectively executes this sinister, systematic conspiracy, pseudonyms have been used for characters instead of real names until collaborators are brought to justice. About the Author Mary Wells enjoys writing poetry, and delight in expressing her views of the world as it evolves. She enjoys composing text with a poised language expressing rhythm, feelings, spirits and emotional effect that form prudence of literature of a particular time, city, country, and region of the world. Book Description Forbidden Destiny: Contemporary Poetry and Prose by Mary Wells is based on a true story of a frigid 20th century conspiracy of the abduction of a 2nd born twin, at birth, from St. Rita’s Infirmary in Louisiana. In search of the younger twin, Aiesha, the elder, is confronted with trails of a forbidden destiny from forces beyond her control. She discovers revelations of an ominous holocaust, via, germ and technological warfare threatening the lives, liberties, freedoms, justices, and longevities of her and the Many. Food supplies and natural resources have been deliberately contaminated with chemicals and microorganisms, and video display terminals are used as host carriers of diabolical death rays savagely striking vital organs like an oriental beast to reader their demise.

ISBN-13: 9780970340207
ISBN-10: 0970340206
Publication Date: 8/2000
Pages: 88
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Publisher: Leonard's Publications
Book Type: Paperback
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