World War 3 Dialectical Journal

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World War 3
“These days, leaders of North Korea declare war on America, Donald John Trump, the 45th president of U.S.A also a declaration of war, What’s happen next, please keep watching BBC news.”

Dave shout done the TV and look outside, the sky was clouded, a team of planes passed the vast expanse of the United States.
The sound of the plane was like a wild animal roaring and fly to east.
He take an bottle of bear and sit on the sofa,if the news doesn’t say, everybody still know what’s going to happen.
He sighed then he lost in thought.
Suddenly, a shrill alarm sounded from the window,he turns on the TV and few seconds latter he run. The TV is still on with few Scarlet letter: “RUN!!!”
Dave open his door rapidly and put everything he can
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He select live!he grab some food and water,put in the bag and go to fight with destiny!
The road are beyond recognition, the burning cars full of the road, even there are still somebody inside the car, the bodies were carrying the last gasses of terror, they are lucky, because the boom didn’t take the body away,only burn the car. The peoples who were outside direct instantaneous evaporation.
Dave feel his respiratory tract was in acute pain! “Dame War!”he said, he rushed into a hospital, well it was a hospital. He found the equipment room, fortunately is has not been destroy, he found a gas mask and a pair of goggles, before he left, he find some medicine maybe useful.
Dave keep going on the deserted street, there were only burning sounds around. He hold the gun tightly in the hand, do not relax a little vigilance.
So he spend few days to search, every time he back to the basement with a lot of staff, he find some new guns,he find some food and water, even he brought him a tent, so he can live in the tent.
Maybe after the boom, and the war, everyone was died , no one will come and save him, so he just try to communicate with the government and his friends, but it have no use, the boom broke

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