National Parks What Happens in the Near Future When Congress Plans to Bail Out a Bankrupt America by Selling the National Parks to the Highest Bidders In the near future the San Andreas Fault ruptures sending Los Angeles beneath the Pacific Ocean famine grips the Midwest and massive gates keep the Potomac River from flooding the Capitol Congress

In the near future, the San Andreas Fault ruptures, sending Los Angeles beneath the Pacific Ocean, famine grips the Midwest and massive gates keep the Potomac River from flooding the Capitol Congress, through gridlock, inactivity, and disastrous economic policies, has brought the nation to the brink of bankruptcy As a way to generate money needed to avoid default, CongreIn the near future, the San Andreas Fault ruptures, sending Los Angeles beneath the Pacific Ocean, famine grips the Midwest and massive gates keep the Potomac River from flooding the Capitol Congress, through gridlock, inactivity, and disastrous economic policies, has brought the nation to the brink of bankruptcy As a way to generate money needed to avoid default, Congress plans to sell the national parks to the highest bidders Three strong women intend to stop them.Disguised as a semi dystopian look at America in a few years, this is a delicious satirical send up of the beltway culture, a paean to our national parks, and an exposition of characters, hilarious, irritating, and very human, who struggle in the Washington web The author extends current political idiocies to their reasonable, logical, and hilarious conclusions Along the way, he offers surprising predictions of how current and proposed inventions will affect our future lives Some of those predictions are happening even sooner than the author expected.Many of the characters that inhabit the pages of National Parks are instantly and indelibly recognizable Noble and base, they mirror our highest aspirations and lowest common denominators The author mixes them all in a froth of comic conflict.The director of the national parks, Agatha Jackson, collaborates with green defense lawyer, Portia Merson, to defeat the assault on the parks Tureen O Porto, a beautiful lobbyist of questionable moral character, joins forces with the parks defenders, not realizing her actions could be fatal Opposing them is, among others, Senator Deborah Hatchett, who has her own less than honorable reasons for pursuing the sale.There are a lobbyist with a secret toe fetish, a computer genius who creates an x rated video avatar game, a Chinese gangster looking for respectability, an industrialist intending to dam the Grand Canyon and sell high priced water to California, corrupt legislators, and, of course, lusty heroines, birth, death, and betrayal In other words, business as usual.
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Title: [PDF] ç Free Read ☆ National Parks: What Happens, in the Near Future, When Congress Plans to Bail Out a Bankrupt America by Selling the National Parks to the Highest Bidders : by Rolf Margenau ✓
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Bestselling author Rolf Margenau has written four novels and published two photography books The novels feature a main character named Wylie Cypher, first seen as a twenty year old college dropout who comes of age during the Korean War At forty, Wylie is a successful but burned out lawyer with a failing marriage He tries to find lost youth on a trek with his daughter through the high Andes Instead, he finds mayhem, murder, a devastating civil war in Peru, and loses a toe.Retired, in his mid sixties, Wylie does battle with BIG AG as a Master Gardener He befriends a group of eco terrorists who help save the Monarch butterfly Then in a novel called National Parks, an aged Wylie lives in a dystopian future where Congress attempts to sell off our national parks to bail out a bankrupt country.The novels featuring a younger Wylie are realistic with a dose of humor The books about older Wylie are solidly satirical Critics find them very funny, but meaningful and thought provoking.Rolf Margenau lives amid farmland in northern New Jersey with his first wife of over sixty years.