John looked to be a Caucasian human ( as from the northern continents), of light olive complexion, in age, 44, and the father of two, a boy Albert, 8 in years, and a girl, Kimber, 10 in years. But 99% of the traffic followed only one way. For a trivial but indicative example, there were a dozen ways to get to Las Vegas from Los Angeles and John Princeton knew them all. The world separated into those giving orders and those following them.

Every agency had an essential lie to tell and thrived on it and then as suddenly, changed the lie for another. No one had a clue but everyone had an opinion. The problem was this: you couldn’t believe anything. The third person has been adapted for all Fragments for reader ease. While the wondrous technology of the twenty-first century aliens captivates our imaginations, nevertheless the abiding human challenge is to overcome the predator so often mistakenly nurtured in heart, mind and soul, that unruly trinity of our nature.Īdapted into third person from the daily log of John Princeton. It may never go much beyond for reasons that are well understood from our knowledge of virology. The earth now supports a human population of nearly ten million by best estimates and the number has not risen above that in over three hundred years. Readers familiar with that growing literature should find interest in the many new revelations presented here. The foundation documents for these reconstructions derive from the famous, if meager, surviving library of Region Four. This was a very challenging task given the idiosyncratic nature of the source material and the obscure references of the era. We sought to approximate the tenor of the era but in language that provides clarity and uniformity to contemporary readers. While the near total extinction of the alien population remains mysterious and appears to hinge on a failure of genetic manipulation, the human personal account fragments depicted here provide some insight.

The earth at the time counted over six billion alien along with several million human inhabitants. As part of the current resurgence of interest in depopulation history, this compilation and dramatization of narrative fragments from ancient diaries and publications portrays events that occurred over nine hundred years before present day.

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