So you met Mat, the agent. Did you know old John Moody used to walk around watching the
kid? Why? His son’s watched after he departed. Mat Douglas became one quite remarkable,
rather dark, President.
His friend, Pike Moody ran FBI ARMS. Mat sent him a young man he met on the street.
Imagine a President walking in Georgetown, stopping saying hello – now that’s politics – but he
stopped and had a milkshake with a young couple. The woman became his go to girl at the Wee
White House and later at the CIA. The economy grew exponentially.
A wealthy powerful Senator bribed a young woman out Poland. She’d invented a new energy
source. He and his associates would use it to make fortunes on the back of Americans. The
dark President chose to free her and develop her discovery. She’s Mary Burt. Things began to
change. But not everything, others kept trying to take dear Mathew out. Did the Secret Service
take the shot? Not really, Mat Douglas did his own dark work.
Pic Moody, Pike’s twin, kept sending him dark women. Mat, kept them rather busy. Pike
Moody made war irrelevant. The young man Mat sent him, a math wiz, made an untouchable
laser type device. Pike refused to sell it, let alone make another. A zap here or there simply
wiped out terrorists, rouge nations and corruption. No mess. All gone. No known way to take it
down. War fizzled out. The great all mighty American Military was, in fact, outdated and
ineffectual. Well the latter had been there to be seen for what, the last forty years. Vietnam, Iran.
Iraq. Afghanistan. But Grenada, wow, what a glorious win?
Peace without equality is an unfortunate mix.
Intrigue swelled.
Is Douglas a Dic? America was better, safer, richer.
Hell’s bells. They re-elected him.
Oh my, golly gee, he laid down a lot of fixes. Yes, he rebuilt the ranch. He rode hard. He
fished and danced with horses.
He walked out and left his Vice President a year as President before her run. Remember her?
He had an adopted daughter, Nancy Delmonico, the one who won eleven gold medals riding
and shooting.
This orphan changed America.
He left the first woman President.
He returned to his dark life.
Douglas, the dark man, still hides in the light.
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