Chipocalypse Now

De: G Hammond

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Mike Sullivan is a conservative Chicago journalist who's spent twenty years defending law-and-order policies and federal authority. When President Vincent Kane posts the infamous "Chipocalypse Now" image—threatening Chicago with military intervention—Sullivan sees it as strong leadership, maybe too strong, but necessary to restore order to America's cities.

He couldn't be more wrong.

Over the course of one harrowing year, Sullivan watches in growing horror as Kane systematically destroys American democracy. The Insurrection Act becomes a permanent tool of oppression. Federal troops occupy major cities under the guise of "community stability." Courts are packed with loyalists who rubber-stamp authoritarian measures. Opposition leaders disappear into federal detention centers.

What begins as legitimate reporting on law-and-order measures becomes a desperate race to document the death of democracy itself.

Sullivan's moral awakening comes at a devastating cost. As he investigates the "accidental" deaths of detained civilians, the suspicious suicides of federal judges, and the mysterious disappearances of journalists asking too many questions, he realizes a terrible truth: his own reporting helped legitimize the legal framework that's now strangling America.

When Kane's forces come for him, Sullivan faces the ultimate choice—submit to the new order or become the very thing his former readers would call a traitor.

"Chipocalypse Now" is a chilling political thriller that asks: How quickly can democracy die when good people convince themselves that authoritarianism is patriotism?