Review Of President Harmony Clifton's 'Follow The Bloody Brick Road'

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Year 2030, President Harmony Clifton was at her desk reading her schedule for the week. Little did she know that a foreign surprise was coming to take over the world starting with her first . The foreign surprise was the leader of North Korea, Zorga Zang. His idea of ruling the world by starting a third world war by nuclear annihilation. He plans to raise an army of Zorganons (zombie like creatures that were born by nuclear explosion) to take over the world turning any living thing into mindless servants with just one touch. The only person who is able to stop this from happening does not know he is the key to save the world from the evil leader of the world Zorga Zang. I was working on my piece for the New York Times when I was distracted by the sound of the sirens going off; and people screaming, “Get to the fallout shelter! World War III
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we will defeat Zorga and get the world back to normal.”
Chapter 3 Follow The Bloody Brick Road
“Where off to see the maniac the most craziest person of all. Because because because because of the stupidest things he done. Were off to see the maniac the most craziest person of all.” I love to sing parodies of the wizard of oz. And the best part about that is Lilly Rose loves that kind of thing. So I knew that we were a perfect match. We were heading to china when a swarm of Organs surrounding us. Leading them was no better than the x president Harmony Clifton. Her eyes were bright red; Her expression was the looks of the joker in batman movies. When she spoke she sound the same.
“John Valley! Lilly Rose! You were warned about trying to overthrow Mr. Zang. He sent me to stop you. You will not leave this place alive. I must leave now I done my job; Zorganons attack!” and with that she vanished In thin air leaving us to fight of the millions of

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