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sorry
Jackie this is all so stupid I mean
we're we're not resists we're not even
anything you don't know what the hell we
for or
against well let me tell you
something if I ever ask you to come
someplace with me again I'll know what
I'm doing
okay I need to make love Jackie maybe if
we don't do it now we'll never get a
chance maybe we'll be killed trying to
get home stop it
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I love
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you yeah I want to make love to you I
always
do but this is
crazy it's like it doesn't matter who
it's like I don't matter you're
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just we're not going to have anything
are we
Justin I love you but
but all our
lives it's going to be
like I don't
know
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nothing
is there's going to be something I
promise she not going to be this
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ladies and
gentlemen I have a very special
announcement to make since Congress
established the administrative areas in
1988 there has been little
change but now is the
time for the central administrative area
to take a great hand in its own
future the time to speed the day when
foreign advisers of all kinds will be
able to leave your soil
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ensuring this will be the creation of
the post of governor
general I would like now to present to
you the nominees chosen by your
representatives the Committees of the
legislatur The Advisory committees on
the party Cadre throughout the
area I hope I've remembered to bring
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it I would like to have the nominees
stand as they are called but please hold
your response until they have all been
named Mr Benjamin Trenton from witcho Mr
AA zedo from
Chicago Miss Rose Aller from Grand
Rapids The Honorable William Smith
governor of
Missouri and last but not
least Mr Peter
Bradford Milford County Nebraska
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a
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death
wor
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I got to give you a h man
the hell did they did here
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a
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it be there
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bre
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okay
for for
you think I'm a
collaborator
no just gets confusing sometimes not
knowing the
difference there's no
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choice the other morning there was a
child in our
yard foraging like an animal
cold and
hungry in our
yard she ran off because of who I was I
was the wife of the County Administrator
I was a
threat an
enemy I've lived in Milford all my life
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never really thought about whether it
was
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pretty or really a nice place to
live or what made it that way
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I'm afraid
Peter I've never been afraid like this
before
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dein good morning
Ally oh my biggest brother
I can't believe you're
here oh God I look terrible you're not
supposed to see me like this go
away I'm sorry I'm not I'm not quite
prepared to face the world yet
uh oh what the hell I mean you don't
look so great yourself now that I think
about it where you been in prison camp
or something
it's good to see you
Ellie you look
good yeah oh yeah now that is true I
really am looking
good uh no I think I look more like hell
it comes from uh all this boozing and
whing that was just a little homecoming
joke
will you sit
down come
on can I get you some coffee or
anything um it's not really coffee it's
chory we make our own
you know that was pretty
funny well I mean you coming through
that door and both of us looking at each
other not even knowing who the other one
was well I would say that's a hell of a
comment on graceful aging wouldn't
you
so where was it
Dev what was it
I mean all we got was
rumors
baby hey you still in there huh or did
they get you
well I got to go clean up the
B Allie
uh-huh Allie I saw the
camp the
tense
trailers are those the Exiles yeah uh
reverse homesteading the uh advisory
committee figured is that Country Life
and good hard work in the farm is really
good for the
soul well Dad will give you a rundown
later
on listen um
don't don't count on much from
him oh listen if you if you want
to if you want to go into town with me
later Ward usually runs Us in you know
guest for the cops and
everything you want to do
that I'm so glad you're home I don't
think I'd ever see you guys
now I'll be right back
hey he did pretty good governor
general it's going to be the good
Governor from Missouri good party member
go ahead toss him
in faithful Tony eh yeah this the new
strip
yeah looks a little bit like monop mind
doesn't it yeah some Ad Agency in
Chicago designed it stocks of corn wheat
I've been looking for a 10un pig note
sure is homie all right how's the
exchange program going pretty well
except for the Exiles they're being
forced to turn in their dollars so they
can get relief food and clothing some
people have a love affair for the dollar
save your Confederate money I don't yeah
well maybe it gives them hope thinking
someday it is
think it has anything to do with the
money what do you mean
decentralization makes the area more
powerful countries print money yep first
just looks technical but what are you
going to do use it
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oh
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you
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a little early for the tourist
season hello I'm Amanda Bradford I know
who you
are can I help
you I don't know I was just never been
out here
before and thought you'd like to see the
way the scum
now what is it you call us squatters H
live
no I guess I just wanted to see if there
was anything I could
do to help what happened the Junior
League run out of
projects you know to be perfectly honest
with you I don't know what I'm doing
here
now maybe you're right maybe maybe
we maybe I should have come out
sooner but I'm here
now I don't know maybe you
should take advantage of that instead of
trying to alienate
me fair enough
welcome to America's Russian Inspired
Real Life Animal
Park first they just took the
land so we figured maybe it'd be all
right then the Exile started
coming and they took our house Betty's
and mine leus finally G's and every damn
bill building born yeah but isn't it
wonderful that we're able to be all
together Under One Roof just the way our
ancestors live and a whole batch of them
come in here last summer their place is
already overrun they don't know the
first damn thing about how to take care
of themselves they don't know how to dig
a Cess poool or leech line I had to keep
them from going to the bathroom in the
Stream they're City people most of them
good folks well if this is damn good
what they do to get themselves in here
for the same reason as Devon most of
them did something that the Govern
government didn't like now we we don't
like the government either right but
because they're forced on our land
suddenly they're the enemy too can't
tell the enemy without a score card all
I know is this County wouldd be a hell
lot better off without them they steal
grain from the elevators they hungry
Ward they do get relief food and
clothing they sure know enough to tear
down the trees you know this is really
really great we're getting mad because
they're dripping live trees to keep warm
and you're sitting down at the bank
burning old money that has nothing to do
I think it's time the
surprise hey dvo sound
familiar nothing's changed except I
guess I've sort of taken your
spot I just want to make sure the law is
kept protect my own
first keep things straight that sounds
simple
enough welcome home to you welcome home
to you welcome home
dear welcome home to
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you well how about almost everybody's
glad you're home
dvo better than my last vote
count that's for
sure this gu's trying to
understand he works so hard for this man
all his
life when he lost it
all he blame you
hell we used to produce half a million
bushels of corn 150,000 bushels of wheat
that filled three elevators that's 250
railroad cars what about half the milk
for Omaha damn it what the hell is the
matter with you Ally why do you have to
do this because we're not those milfords
anymore yes we are those milfords we
just lost what we had if we've lost
think of the rest of the people in this
country what they've lost what about
their lives what about
Devon what is he lost Ward Devon's been
in a prison camp for 6 years in a prison
camp we sit around here mourning our
past we didn't lose what did we lose we
lost what our forefathers built not what
we hey don't say that this man worked
all his life for this we earned it maybe
you didn't maybe you had it handed to
you on a silver platter we worked for it
and we earned it we're clinging to our
last 50 acres here our house that's
right we're not doing anything about it
we're we're sitting here complaining
we've given up we sit here peeking out
the window at those awful squatters oh
my god look there's a hungry cold
squatter and he's tinkling in our River
well hell there goes the
neighborhood what are you doing
am what exactly are you doing to make it
better cuz I'd like to know you think
drinking getting drunk and sleeping what
I stop
it
Lord you don't say one more
word well I guess we're all just
trying to get by the best we
can you know I'm trying real hard not to
hate the
Exiles or the
Russians and especially
myself I'm
sorry hell of a homecoming party
sry Lord
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he
Dad we going to have to talk sometime
like it or not I'm your
son and I don't think you understand I
was doing what I did there ain't nothing
about you that's mine ain't nothing
about me that's yours let's just leave
it that way well I don't want to leave
it that
that I'd like to talk to you about
it I want to tell you what I you been a
part of something else for 20 years
something that doesn't do us any good
hasn't done anybody any
good I understand how you
feel but I respect
you I respect your life do you you lived
your life like it didn't give a damn
what I did me my father or his either
there've been three generations of mil
fors building up the land what do you
have to do with that ever Milford I ever
knew about was good loyal Americans
trying to build it up and you come back
from Vietnam tearing it down then you go
off with some showoff thing against this
new Bunch all he good have did was call
a lot of attention to
yourself I was trying to do the right
thing I was trying to stop him you lost
the land
they say I got to live with you eat with
you don't mean I got to talk to you
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he
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oh
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oh
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hi what are
you what are you
doing
nothing don't you ever knock
where what these are mine you don't have
any right to touch my
stuff where did you get
this how long have you had these it's my
father he almost destroyed our life just
because he fought against some of your
friends stop it stop it right now you're
not the boss of everything I want to see
my dad that's out of the question you
can't stop me I can be with my dad if I
want no you can't he's an exile you have
no schooling no privileges which I've
been able to create for in of your
father that's a laugh you just screwed
some Russian general in Washington think
I'm stupid everybody in school knows how
you stop
it
okay
William William
Caleb yeah it's all right
sweetheart Billy's
upset he
uh I've chosen to announce my candidacy
here at this Memorial to those who died
in
Vietnam because until recent events it
was the worst thing to happen in my
lifetime and I think the worst thing to
happen to
America it's somehow struck the core of
our perception of ourselves as a people
many of us lost our
faith in the vision of the country I
fought in the Vietnam War and against it
and against injustices in our
society I've been highly critical of
what I consider to be the hypocrisy
self-deception the immorality of some of
our national
policies but now Something's Happened
for the first time in our
history we've been overpowered by a
foreign Nation there are those who say
it's an opportunity to correct some of
the wrongs in our
society well as one who has fought for
equality in this
Society I'll tell you my struggle was
not so that we could all be equally
enslaved no we're not all in prison
camps we're not all beaten down by an
occupying army with tanks on every
corner but we don't need troops to tell
us we've lost our
vision we don't need Soviet advisors to
prove that we've lost our national
purpose Americans have allowed
themselves to become
immobilized by their own selfish concern
concerns immobilized by a lack of
understanding of the freedom secured by
our forefathers into which most of us
were
born and now
lost I've come before you
today to ask for your
support in an effort to regain our
freedom the battle will be
long and
hard there are those of us
who will not see its
end if the dream of democracy cannot
survive in
America it cannot survive the 20th
century he's touched
you I don't know he's you're
American what ises he touching
you never thought of myself as an
American
you know patriotic or
anything I always just thought of myself
as
me I mean America was where I
lived I mean of course I was an American
but it was just there there nothing I
had to think
about yet you do Outlaw
theater isn't that patriotic in some way
guess I don't think of it that way why
do you do it then maybe because you
control
everything
willfulness
Independence is that what he's talking
about I don't
know would you follow
him not sure he makes me feel different
kind of like
you but you're
Russian what about Peter
Bradford well he's a nice
man I mean I guess he's somebody I wish
my father had been huh somebody always
trying to do the right
thing he makes me feel
safe Devon Milford doesn't make me feel
safe
he's I don't want to play this game
anymore it isn't the game
this man spent 6 years in a prison camp
because we were afraid of what effect he
would have on
people and I wish I could
understand what it is about him you
control everything what difference does
it make you Americans you're such a
mystery to everyone but
yourselves if I could understand this
man I could understand America
what was it daddyy a deal reinstated if
I don't see Justin honey that's not fair
you bet it isn't fair just a second you
got reinstated because you deserved
it just a
second what if they just sit inside and
talk they wouldn't be going
out if they want to see see each other
we're not going to be able to
stop Justin
Peter this is my house jacine is my
daughter we've got 15 minutes
hi Justin you're letting the cold in
we've got us St here sodas in the ice
GLX forgot s Justin come on in come on
in what the hell is this you PR tell you
everything you got to do Daddy's just
being a
father come on in take off your coat and
stay a while you've got 15 minutes what
do you say we make
love when my uncle came home
it's
wasted blew him
up maybe they even did a labotomy or
something I don't
know I've got to do
something
look we can make it to
Wyoming I've got it routed and
everything in a week we'd be safe up in
the
Rockies if I stay around here the best I
can hope for is some uh I don't know
what a job as a labor
the same for you H you said so
yourself well this is our
chance the longer we wake the less
likely we'll ever do
anything um I got reinstated to the area
Dance
Company your old man fixed it you said
yourself I deserved it you you're buying
it
and you're
B first they tell you you're not good
enough I am good and you're depressed
and they tell you are good and you're
ready to buy into the whole damn it's
not about being good it's
about being one of them no it is about
being good and if you don't understand
that then you don't understand anything
and you don't understand me
I
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though
Justin
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Justin I love you
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I love
you why do you bother with
me I love
you you don't know
me you just want to love an
American doesn't matter what I really am
or who I
am why do you love
me God you are arrogant aren't
you I mean maybe I don't love you at all
maybe I'm just using
you your position maybe you can help my
career or maybe I'm part of some crazy
resistance movement and I'm waiting for
just the right time to kill
you in the middle of Love Making
yes sometimes I
think you don't know what it means to
really love
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someone when will you be
back a few days a
week have you
decided yes it's the nice man from
Milford Peter Bradford
what not the one who just got out of
prison no now I'm afraid he's a piece of
the past
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stay in the compound now I don't
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that's
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good are
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you're a music
lover no I'm sorry G you back yes I'm
back that's why you can hear my voice
what a silly question who's this who
knows I'm sorry I Disturbed you wait a
minute wait a
minute come on in
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here I voted for you it's amazing how
good people just never seem
single-minded enough or ruthless enough
to survive I mean the history of
Communism is filled with men with good
intentions who couldn't survive the
singlest struggle for
power the history of Communism yes and
we America is now part of the history of
Communism interesting way to think of it
wouldn't you say they would have been
better off in East Germany yes yes yes
it's one of life's little jokes at least
there we grew up been yeah we grown up
but we didn't stay we didn't stay
G maybe we are just meant to be
Outsiders little bit like
you I you we a congressman from the the
Massachusetts I used to follow your
ideas I even read that book you wrote Oh
interesting
experience but somewhat simplistic a
little bit overstated but doot that's
just the difference between the American
experience and US Europeans you're a
musician
I used to be first chair with the New
York
philarmonic we were exposed a friend who
wanted to be first
chair exposed and we had escaped from
the gdr we were people of no consequence
was just Revenge
opportunism opportunism opportunism
opportunism opportunism fact of
life even in
America and
you you do not think you were
betrayed
no no one was
ready ah yes the
people took the easy way out again did
they I'm sorry I've got go oh forgive me
I had no intention to be rude thank you
please have a
cookie you expected something else
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