Madman or Messiah? Will John Butler "Bull" Jackson and The United States People's Constitutional Militia free the nation from a corrupt and immoral government, or start a chaotic civil war? By coercion and bribery of high-ranking government and military officials, the organization infiltrates thousands of recently discharged veterans, sympathetic to the cause, back into strategic military positions. The plan: isolate the nation's Capitol under the guise of martial law, then bring down the President's administration. Right from the outset, things don't go as planned. Six political assassinations, several violent bombings, and the escape of two petty convicts from an Arkansas prison unwittingly cause a chain of events that disrupts Bull Jackson's takeover timetable. Secret Service Agents MacAllister Fox and Roger Cassidy, along with Sheriff Sam Walker of Johnson County, Arkansas, try to track down the elusive Bull Jackson and his followers, but they always seem to remain a step behind.
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WOW, what a timely book. It was first published in 2004 but could have been written today after watching the news. With fierce partisanship roaring on all sides and rhetoric getting worse by the day and a collapsing economy along with, some say, Socialist "bail outs" it is scary. Do you ever wonder where this is all going? Well, Nelson tells us a possibility in a gripping tale of intrigue and revolution . . . like any good story teller, he makes it sound possible.
OK, OK, his stereotypical treatments of Southern law enforcement and Southern wardens (not to mention Southern names) only prove that he was not privileged to be raised in the South . . . shades of Cool Hand Luke - "What we've got here is (a) failure to communicate." I am also a little concerned about the leading lady's ethics concerning privileged information but I can easily forgive these transgressions because the book was so darn readable.
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