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Alternate History 📰 EAGLE IS DOWN: November 23, 1996: The Clinton Assassination and Ramifications....

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In the meantime back in India
  • Sergeant Foley

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    More fallout.....
    10:00 AM IST, Thursday, January 15, 1998
    New Delhi, India

    It seemed like a matter of time before the Republic of India would lose its own caudillo. Besides the loss of support of all Operation Dog Whistle activities, the growing condemnations against the Military Junta of India, embattled Indian President General Ved Prakaish Malik in particular for the massive atrocities from across the world and the economic and political blunders of the South Asian country with nuclear weapons would eventually be blamed on gross incompetence and the disastrous electoral debacle that occurred a few months earlier and to even the White administration begrudgingly was forced to administer economic sanctions including trade sanctions on India, it was just too much.

    More defections continued as the Indian Armed Forces would continue to turn on President Malik and the raging people would escalate their demands for democracy as they continue to be gunning for Malik and his staunchest group of supporters with several days before Republic Day.

    On January 15th, the so-called press conference at Parliament began like many of Malik's speeches over his tenure as President. He spoke of the accomplishments of the Military Junta of India maintaining law and order; India's strong independent foreign policy. He also blamed outside agitators for instigating chaos on the Republic of India. However, Malik misjudged the mood of the crowd. Roughly six minutes into his speech, several people began jeering and booing; others began chanting "We Want Democracy Now!". Malik attempted to silence the crowd by raising his right hand, callinhg for the crowd's attention temporarily restoring some order; he proceeded to announce raising the minimum wage including other domestic reforms.....

    This was a fatal mistake on Malik's part during the press conference........

    More people began to boo and heckle the embattled Indian President as the images of Malik's reaction was among the most widely broadcast. He was wondering "Why can't I get control in maintaining order here?"

    Failing to control the crowd, Malik abruptly ended the press conference and took cover inside the Parliament building. The rest of the day saw an open full-scale revolt exploding across Metro New Delhi's population which had assembled on the major streets across the Capitol City; they confronted police and military barricades. However, the rioters were no match for the military apparatus concentrated in New Delhi, which aggressively cleared out the streets by midnight and arrested hundreds of people in the process.

    While this was going on, more defections escalated when rank-and-file soldiers quickly switched sides to the revolution almost immediately. The commamders wrote off Malik as a lost cause and refused to lift a finger in preventing the defections.

    The entire world was watching as nobody knew what might happen next....
     
    Chapter 4: College Football (1996 Part II)
  • Sergeant Foley

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    BREAKING NEWS ALERT: BYU GETS INVITATION TO THE FIESTA BOWL
    * December 8, 1996: ABC Sports held a long pregame show on the upcoming Bowl Alliance games in the 1996 Season. The following was announced:

    *3.) Florida Gators (11-1), SEC champions will face off against 1.) Florida State Seminoles (11-0), ACC champions in the Nokia Sugar Bowl at the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana set for January 2, 1997. This will be for the national championship.

    *20.) Texas Longhorns (8-4), Big 12 champions will be playing in the Fiesta Bowl at the Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Arizona against 4.) BYU Cougars (14-0), WAC champions on January 1, 1997.

    *11.) Northwestern Wildcats (10-1), Big 10 co-champions will be facing off against 2.) Arizona State Sun Devils (11-0), Pac-10 champions at the Rose Bowl at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California on January 1, 1997.

    *10.) Virginia Tech Hokies (10-1) will be facing off against 6.) Nebraska Cornhuskers (10-2) in the Orange Bowl at the Pro Player Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida on December 31, 1996.

    *5.) Ohio State Buckeyes (10-1), co-champions will be facing off against 9.) Tennessee Volunteers (9-2) in the Florida Citrus Bowl at the Florida Citrus Bowl in Orlando, Florida on January 1, 1997.
     
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    Chapter 4: College Football headlines (1996 Season)
  • Sergeant Foley

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    College Football Bowl lineups:
    *December 8, 1996: Once the conference championship games were finished, the following bowl games were revealed:

    (Las Vegas Bowl: December 19, 1996)
    Nevada (8-3) vs Ball State (8-3)

    (Aloha Bowl: December 25, 1996)
    Navy (8-3) vs California (6-5)

    (Carquest Bowl: December 27, 1996)
    Miami (8-3) vs Virginia (7-4)

    (Liberty Bowl: December 27, 1996)
    Houston (7-4) vs Syracuse (8-3)

    (Copper Bowl: December 27, 1996)
    Wisconsin (7-5) vs Utah (8-4)

    (Peach Bowl: December 28, 1996)
    Clemson (7-4) vs 17.) LSU (9-2)

    (Alamo Bowl: December 29, 1996)
    Texas Tech (7-4) vs 21.) Iowa (8-3)

    (Holiday Bowl: December 30, 1996)
    8.) Colorado (9-2) vs 13.) Washington (9-2)

    (Independence Bowl: December 31, 1996)
    24.) Auburn (8-4) vs 25.) Army (10-1)

    (Sun Bowl: December 31, 1996)
    Stanford (6-5) vs Michigan State (6-5)

    (Outback Bowl: January 1, 1997)
    16.) Alabama (9-3) vs 15.) Michigan (8-3)

    (Cotton Bowl: January 1, 1997)
    14.) Kansas State (9-2) vs 7.) Penn State (10-2)

    (Gator Bowl: January 1, 1997)
    25.) West Virginia (8-3) vs 12.) North Carolina (9-2)

    (Florida Citrus Bowl: January 1, 1997)
    5.) Ohio State (10-1) vs 9.) Tennessee (9-2)

    (Orange Bowl: December 31, 1996)
    10.) Virginia Tech (10-1) vs 6.) Nebraska (10-2)

    (Rose Bowl: January 1, 1997)
    11.) Northwestern (10-1) vs 2.) Arizona State (11-0)

    (Fiesta Bowl: January 1, 1997)
    20.) Texas (8-4) vs 4.) BYU (14-0)

    (Sugar Bowl: January 2, 1997): National Championship
    3.) Florida (11-1) vs 1.) Florida State (11-0)
     
    In the meantime back in India
  • Sergeant Foley

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    Back in New Delhi
    9:32 PM IST, Thursday, January 15, 1998
    Somewhere in Rashtrapati Bhavan
    New Delhi, India

    Ofelia Alctunez was working as one of the female maids inside Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi, India for a few years. At the age of 20, she was working part-time in order to keep up her academic studies in college. She originally looked like one of the ugly ducklings on the outside, but was beautiful on the inside.

    Going back to the evening hours of January 15th, while there was escalating massive protests in parts of the country, Ofelia on the other hand was "secretly exercising" when in fact she was in the middle of a lesbian sex escapade with Genesis Kaur. Upon hearing loud violent explosions, Ofelia woke up drenched with sweat and snuck out of one of the secret underground bunkers, naked and barefoot "What's that noise?" she wondered as she quietly tiptoed out of the room and walked all the way toward one of the private rooms of the presidential palace: calmly opening the curtains to see the mass protests converging onto the grounds of Rashtrapati Bhavan .

    After more than sixteen minutes, Ofelia went back to the secret underground bunker and returned to her sex escapade for the remainder of the night.
     
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    Chapter 4: Entertainment Industry highlights
  • Sergeant Foley

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    COMING SOON IN CHAPTER 4 OF EAGLE IS DOWN
    Segment on Madonna and how her portrayal of the iconic Argentine Republic First Lady Eva Peron gained international acclaim
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    1996 College Football Season Headlines (Bowl Games: Part I)
  • Sergeant Foley

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    1996 COLLEGE FOOTBALL BOWL HIGHLIGHTS
    *January 1, 1997 (Outback Bowl: Houlihan's Stadium in Tampa, Florida)
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    Alabama Crimson Tide HC Gene Stallings carried off the field by his players after 16.) Alabama's 17-14 victory against 15.) Michigan in the Outback Bowl.

    *January 1, 1997: In the Outback Bowl on New Years' Day, two fourth quarter touchdowns when Dwayne Rudd of Alabama intercepted a pass from Michigan quarterback Brian Griese's pass at the 12-yard line by returning it 88 yards for a touchdown, giving the Crimson Tide a 10-6 lead. Alabama running back Shaun Alexander then put the game out of reach with a 46-yard touchdown run with 2:46 left in the fourth quarter, increasing the Crimson Tide's lead 17-6. The Crimson Tide finished the 1996 season with (10-3) record and ended the coaching career of Alabama Crimson Tide HC Gene Stallings with an overall record of (89-70-1) including (62-25), one national championship (1992), and 4 SEC West Division titles (1992, 1993, 1994, 1996).

    7.) PENN STATE NITTANY LIONS DEFEATS 14.) KANSAS STATE IN COTTON BOWL

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    *January 1, 1997: 7.) Penn State's defense had kept the Nittany Lions in range, limiting the 14.) Kansas State Wildcats's offense to just 199 yards total. The Nittany Lions' opening score was set up by an interception from Kansas State quarterback Brian Kavanaugh at the Kansas State 28 on the second play from scrimmage. The Lions drove to the end zone in five plays, which ended with a four-yard touchdown pass from Wally Richardson to Curtis Enis. In the third quarter, it was proved pivotal in the game when Penn State scored 28 consecutive points with four rushing touchdowns and limiting the Wildcats to just a field goal. Penn State now led 38-15 by the end of the third quarter.

    On the final scoring drives of the Nittany Lions, Chafie Fields set up a 28-yard touchdown run and Anthony Clearly scored on an 85-yard double-reverse; the Nittany Lions then scored a 32-yard field goal, sealing the 55-15 victory. Penn State had outgained the Wildcats 673-227.
     
    Intriguing revolt in India
  • Sergeant Foley

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    Personal PoV's in India
    10:03 PM IST, Thursday, January 15, 1998
    Somewhere in India

    It had been less than 24 hours since revolts exploded in the Republic of India due to a couple of defections from regiments of the Indian Armed Forces against the reviled Military Junta of India.

    Despite some temporary ceasefire attempts, the populace wasn't in a good mood. They still demanded the restoration of democracy immediately and nothing else was gonna stop the people from protesting against the military government's heinous crimes against humanity as well as the open, blatant illegal operations known as the Dirty War 2.0: where the death toll ranged toward over 3,000,000; other heinous extreme measures included the controversial eugenics procedures in aggressively pushing "Whitening of the Republic" against perceived outside agitators whom the regime referred to their opponents.

    What also enraged the populace was the complicit support of the Military Junta of India from several countries: United States, Great Britain, France, Australia and many intelligence agencies such as the US Central Intelligence Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigation, etc.,

    "The rage I felt when it was discovered or discussed that several nations had been complicit in supporting the Junta for the past 13 and half years: the Americans, British, French? Why did they say nothing when human rights violations escalated so out of control?" fumed Paulina Ferroz, as she was turning red over her fury when one of her close friends revealed more complicity of countless others backing the regime.

    "I didn't know what to think. My fury and rage was on the verge of lashing out at anyone from the international media, who didn't understand or was completely ignorant of the ugly situation happening in India."

    Paulina hung up the phone, walking to her room and cried quietly at the horrific betrayal of so-called international friends or colleagues, "Whoever is complicit in supporting this evil junta will pay!" She vowed. "I will publish an explosive dossier to expose who's complicit!" She couldn't figure out which officials were complicit, but she was hell-bent on exposing the dirty laundry and dirty little secrets of anyone, diplomacy be damned!
     
    Back in India
  • Sergeant Foley

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    Day 3 of the Revolution
    10:27 AM IST, Friday, January 16, 1998

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    Now it was Day 3 of the revolt against the Military Junta of India, especially embattled Indian President General Ved Prakash Malik, who disappeared from public view since the humiliating press conference at Parliament.

    Malik had been holed up at Officers Quarters of the Indian Army Headquarters: things were going from bad to worse as more defections from regiments of the Indian Armed Forces continued; the Air Force (who were defecting to the opposition in recent weeks and months) announced publicly they would be joining the opposition and wouldn't be taking orders from the embattled Indian President.

    "Annoying fools, who nag too much" Malik angrily snarled. Nothing had gone right for the 11th President of the Republic of India since the days of this revolt began. However, the backlash against Malik had been escalating due to political incompetence, mismangement of fiscal policy and obviously human rights violations during his 13 months in power.

    The calls for his resignation continued to grow louder as protesters marched non-stop in the streets of New Delhi. During an emergency meeting with some members of his Cabinet, Malik told them "We're now in the fight for the Military Junta government's survival against a group of outside agitators. Time for another attempt at cracking down on these fools!"

    Little did he realize there were unseen forces underway in his abrupt downfall.......
     
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    1996 College Football Season (Bowl Games)
  • Sergeant Foley

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    GATOR BOWL: NORTH CAROLINA HOLDS OFF WEST VIRGINIA
    *January 1, 1997: No. 12 North Carolina Tar Heels (10-2) defeated No. 25 West Virginia (8-4) in the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Florida. There's been speculation about the future of Tar Heels Football Head Coach Mack Brown on whether he'll bolt from Chappel Hill in a few years.

    FLORIDA CITRUS BOWL: TENNESSEE VOLS BLOW OUT OHIO STATE

    *January 1, 1997: The No. 9 Tennessee Volunteers (10-2) led by Vols quarterback Peyton Manning, routed No. 5 Ohio State Buckeyes 48-28 in the Florida Citrus Bowl. Manning had been considering going to the NFL after the 1996 Season, but decided to come back to Knoxville for his senior year in 1997.

    ORANGE BOWL: CORNHUSKERS TAKE THEIR ANGER OUT ON HOKIES

    *December 31, 1996: Just weeks after seeing their dreams of a three-peat crash and burn in the inaugural 1996 Big 12 Championship Game in St. Louis, No. 6 Nebraska Cornhuskers (11-2) easily trounced the Big East champion No. 10 Virginia Tech Hokies (10-2) by a score of 65-21 in the Orange Bowl at the Pro Player Stadium in Miami, Florida.

    SUN DEVILS MAKE HISTORY, FINISH CINDERELLA SEASON GOING UNDEFEATED AFTER WINNING ROSE BOWL CLASSIC

    *January 1, 1997: In what many people called "One of the classic college football games in history", millions watched on ABC as the Pac-12 champion No. 2 Arizona State Sun Devils (12-0) led by Sun Devils quarterback Jake Plummer, came from behind to defeat Big 10 co-champion No. 11 Northwestern Wildcats (10-2) by a score of 49-48 when Plummer used a trickplay by faking the handoff and ran into the endzone all alone when Sun Devils Football Head Coach Bruce Snyder decided to go for the game-winning two-point conversion with less than 3.7 seconds left.

    Plummer was named Offensive Most Valuable Player of the Game.

    The win likely gives the Sun Devils a share of the national championship.
     
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    Summer 1997: Sports Headlines
  • Sergeant Foley

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    1997 NBA PLAYOFFS

    (Eastern Conference):
    *First Round
    1.) Chicago Bulls vs 8.) Washington Bullets: Bulls sweep series 3-0

    2.) Miami Heat vs 7.) Orlando Magic: Heat win series 3-2

    3.) New York Knicks vs 6.) Charlotte Hornets; Knicks win series 3-0

    4.) Atlanta Hawks vs 5.) Detroit Pistons: Hawks win series 3-2

    *Western Conference
    (First Round)
    1.) Utah Jazz vs 8.) Los Angeles Clippers: Jazz win series 3-0

    2.) Seattle Supersonics vs 7.) Phoenix Suns: Supersonics win series 3-2

    3.) Houston Rockets vs 6.) Minnesota Timberwolves: Rockets win series 3-0

    4.) Los Angeles Lakers vs 5.) Portland Trailblazers: Lakers win series 3-1

    ***(Eastern Conference Semifinals)
    1.) Chicago Bulls vs 4.) Atlanta Hawks: Bulls win series 4-1

    2.) Miami Heat vs 3.) New York Knicks: Heat win series 4-3

    ***(Western Conference Semifinals)
    1.) Utah Jazz vs 4.) Los Angeles Lakers: Jazz win series 4-1

    2.) Seattle Supersonics vs 3.) Houston Rockets: Rockets win series 4-3

    ***(Eastern Conference Finals)
    1.) Chicago Bulls vs 2.) Miami Heat: Bulls win series 4-1

    ***(Western Conference Finals)
    1.) Utah Jazz vs 3.) Houston Rockets: Jazz win series 4-2

    ***(1997 NBA Finals)
    1.) Chicago Bulls vs 1.) Utah Jazz: Bulls win series 4-2; winning their fifth NBA championship in franchise history.
     
    Summer 1998: NBA Playoffs Headlines
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    1998 NBA PLAYOFFS

    *(Eastern Conference)
    First Round:
    1.) Chicago Bulls vs 8.) New Jersey Nets: Bulls win 3-0.

    2.) Miami Heat vs 7.) New York Knicks: Knicks win series 3-2.

    3.) Indiana Pacers vs 6.) Cleveland Cavaliers: Pacers win series 3-1.

    4.) Charlotte Hornets vs 5.) Atlanta Hawks: Hornets win series 3-1.

    *(Western Conference)
    First Round
    1.) Utah Jazz vs 8.) Houston Rockets: Jazz win series 3-2.

    2.) Seattle Supersonics vs 7.) Minnesota Timberwolves: Supersonics win series 3-2.

    3.) Los Angeles Lakers vs 6.) Portland Trailblazers: Lakers win series 3-1.

    4.) Phoenix Suns vs 5.) San Antonio Spurs: Spurs win series 3-1.

    ***(Eastern Conference Semifinals)
    1.) Chicago Bulls vs 4.) Atlanta Hawks: Bulls win series 4-1.

    3.) Indiana Pacers vs 7.) New York Knicks: Pacers win series 4-1.

    ***(Western Conference Semifinals)
    1.) Utah Jazz vs 5.) San Antonio Spurs: Jazz win series 4-1.

    3.) Los Angeles Lakers vs 2.) Seattle Supersonics: Lakers win series 4-1.

    ***(Eastern Conference Finals)
    1.) Chicago Bulls vs 3.) Indiana Pacers: Bulls win series 4-3.

    ***(Western Conference Finals)
    1.) Utah Jazz vs 3.) Los Angeles Lakers: Jazz win series 4-0.

    ***(1998 NBA Finals)
    1.) Chicago Bulls vs 1.) Utah Jazz: Bulls win series 4-2.
    ***Bulls point guard Michael Jordan named NBA Finals MVP for the final time and announces his retirement; Bulls Head Coach Phil Jackson follows suit "retiring".

    Bulls win their sixth and final NBA championship in franchise history. Steve Kerr is traded to the Spurs, where he wins two more NBA championships (1999, 2003) before finally retiring following the 2003 NBA Season.
     
    Personal PoV's in India
  • Sergeant Foley

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    Personal PoV's: Genesis' secret project
    9:56 PM IST, Friday, January 16, 1998
    Somewhere in the outskirts of Karaikudi, Tamil Nadu, India

    ******(The following will be quite erotic. Viewer discretion advised)
    While the rest of the country was engulfed by the Freedom Revolution against the Military Junta of India, it was all quiet in the southern part of India. Particularly in the outskirts of Karaikudi.

    Somewhere inside a large underground, windowless dungeon, Ofelia was enjoying her secret escapade with Genesis repeatedly non-stop while the fan was blowing. After about half an hour, Genesis got up from bed and walked toward the hallway while Ofelia relaxed on the bed wondering what the future of her country will look like when the Junta falls.

    By 10:06, Ofelia got out of the bedroom and walked all the way to the hallways and opened the door, "Hello sexy" she smiled as Genesis was putting together one of her "secret medicine treatments" before leaving telling Ofelia "I'll be back, just working on a special project."

    Ofelia went back to the bedroom and went to bed. Genesis, on the other hand, arrived in a dark room, flipping on the side lights: she pressed the button of the special glass case, which slowly opened. For about nearly seven years, Genesis had been working on a personal secretive project of a special masterpiece, the naked skinless body of the late Indian First Lady Yameesha Alejo (both Yameesha and Genesis were secret lesbian lovers), who died back in the Summer of 1991 at the age of 31, was laying inside a large special glass-like case.

    Everyday and every night, Genesis applied her "secret medicine treatment" into Yameesha's body non-stop while at the same time, making latex mask skin suits of Yameesha's resemblance. Her devotion to working on her deceased lesbian lover at times, resulted in sex escapades during this time.

    Genesis carried her off of the special slab and placed her into an orange soft mat slab, placing a white sheet on Yameesha's naked body before sealing it with a clear glass container and closing the doors of the secret room.

    Genesis was also thinking about the latest update on constructing the special monument, of where Yameesha would eventually be entombed at a later date.
     
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    Freedom Revolution in India culminates
  • Sergeant Foley

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    Personal PoV's: Day 3 of the Freedom Revolution
    10:28 PM IST, Friday, January 16, 1998
    Vice President's House
    Somewhere in the New Delhi Suburbs

    The Freedom Revolution had been ongoing nonstop since January 14th and there was no signs of stopping. Army Colonel Troy DeNaulze, who was serving as Vice President. He had been summoned to Rashtrapati Bhavan. Things were getting out of control across the country.

    "This so-called revolution is getting more larger by each hour, each minute, each second. Plus it doesn't help that the defections inside our Armed Forces isn't helping matters," grumbled DeNaluze, who was inside his office reading intelligence reports.

    Army Brigadier General Zachary Kedevsha, commander of the 57th Regiment, was informing everyone in the temporary Cabinet Room on the situation: "Mr. President. As you see here, we've got ground troops at the ready on the northwest corner of the country with Air Force Reserve fighter jets waiting the order to strike these rebels. I should note the latest development..."

    "I am aware of the situation General Kedevsha." said Malik, who had lookef worn down and bone weary as the three-day revolt continues to escalate.

    The meeting had gone on for over five hours and probably more than that. I interjected, "It's getting late. We all should head home, Mr. President. Do you want anyone to take you back to the Palace?"

    Malik shook his head, "No thanks. Preferring to stay in the Officers Corps Quarters of the Army Headquarters here since my family is already here." I saluted the President and said "Whatever happens, I just wanted you to know that it's been an honor serving under your leadership as the country's commander-in-chief."

    Malik saluted me back and told me "Mr. Vice President. I greatly appreciate it. Let's fight on!" as I left the Army Headquarters and was driven back to the Vice President's House in the New Delhi Suburbs.

    Greeted by my wife, Jayda (who was extremely pregnant with our seventh daughter) "Welcome home Troy. The kids are asleep, but since we're alone, tell me what's going on?" I told her "Long meeting, but hoping for this revolt to end soon."

    Jayda and I went back to the bedroom, closed the door and went to bed....
     
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    Part I: Freedom Revolution in India conclusion
  • Sergeant Foley

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    Personal PoV's: Troy
    12:27 AM IST, Friday, January 17, 1998
    Vice President's House
    Somewhere in the New Delhi Suburbs

    Troy found a way of relief the massive stress he had been under throughout the week.

    Inside the bedroom of the heavily-secluded, large private mansion, Troy was thoroughly penetrating his naked pregnant wife Jayda in the bed as she tried to cover her mouth due to moans coming out, "Don't stop Jayda. I have to relief this stress" as he aggressively penetrated his wife non-stop. Feeling her husband's large penis was too much for Jayda to handle as she let out a moan due to the aggressive penetration.

    After more than three hours, Troy and Jayda were breathless on the bed naked and barefoot. She looked down the bed "That was beautiful baby" as she kissed Troy, who caressed her naked body. Both were sleeping when they heard some fireworks in the neighborhood, Jayda woke up sweaty, wet and drenched "What's that noise? People are trying to get some sleep" she tiringly said before falling back to sleep.

    The phone rang, Troy got up from the bed and answered: "Hello. It's 3:03 AM in the morning, what's so important for you to call me?" A nervous voice answered, "His Excellency wants to talk to you sir"

    On the other line, President Malik answered, "DeNaluze. The situation is getting serious. Are you alone?"

    Troy caressing Jayda's sweaty wet-drenched naked body said "I'm asleep at home. Anything important?"

    Malik replied "We might need your presence at Army Headquarters. What time can you be here?"

    "Sometime around 8:00 AM," Troy said.

    "Put your gear back on in several hours because we're gonna need your assistance in stopping this revolt from turning into a civil war" Malik replied.

    Hanging up, Troy couldn't resist and continued making love to Jayda once again before both finally feel asleep.
     
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