Stolen Liberties & Echoes of Freedom Chapter 4

The day after the election, it felt as though time had frozen. The announcement declared Kamala Harris as the winner, yet celebration was absent. Instead, a chilling dread swept over the country, blanketing it like a dark storm cloud. Videos exposing alleged fraud flooded the internet—Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, New York, New Jersey—the list went on. Every platform buzzed with outrage, betrayal seething through each post. No one believed Harris could legally defeat Trump; the consensus was clear: this was a Marxist coup to dismantle America, to enslave its citizens under a new ruling elite.

In Luke and Lisa’s living room, the tension was palpable. The TV played background clips of Charlie Kirk, Natalie Winters, Peter Navarro, and JD Vance, each calling for a massive rally in DC. The urgency in their voices was unmistakable—America had reached a boiling point.  The clips showing the fraud in Philadelphia, Detroit and Atlanta were seen by 150 million Americans in just 24 hours. There was no stopping it all from getting out. We were in the right, and the enemy has shown itself.

Pat paced furiously, his fists clenching as he spoke. “We all saw it. There’s no way Harris legitimately pulled in 95% of votes in places like Philadelphia. They’re mocking us—thinking we’ll roll over just like in 2020. This is the same playbook, only worse. They kicked out the poll watchers, locked the doors, then unloaded boxes of ballots at 3 AM. It’s as if they want us to see the theft, to dare us to react.”

Ben, sitting at the edge of the couch, nodded gravely. “Fulton County pulled the same stunt—no public oversight, poll watchers thrown out. It’s like watching a rerun, only now, it’s nationwide.” His eyes narrowed. “Those Soros-backed prosecutors promised to ignore fraud. And now, Texas, Texas of all places, is compromised. They’ve stolen everything from us.”

Lisa squeezed Luke’s hand. “It’s surreal,” she whispered. “I thought this time… this time, we had a chance.”

Luke pulled her closer, his voice a quiet fury. “They believe they’re untouchable, but the people aren’t blind. They think they can censor us, hide the truth. But we’ll spread the word, one way or another. Satellite phones, encrypted channels—whatever it takes.” Ben nodded, adding, “Sat phones are ready. The tech they’d need to trace us doesn’t even exist yet. They’d have to bring down satellites themselves to stop us. Do you know that most people in the country have no clue that with satellite phones they can’t triangulate your position within 50 miles. That is a very big advantage.”

Pat’s eyes blazed. “Marxists never surrender power peacefully. We’re facing a choice—live in fear, or rise up. ‘It’s better to die on your feet than live on your knees,’ as Zapata once said. They’ll take our children, our freedom, our country, if we let them.” He leaned forward, his voice lowering but no less fierce. “This will make the Civil War look like a picnic. We go to DC, and if they try to intimidate us, we show them we’re ready. They need to know we’re willing to sacrifice, that we won’t go quietly.”

Ben added, “If this escalates, martial law won’t save them. They’re relying on loyalty from the top brass, but our guys won’t follow illegal orders. SEAL teams might stand by them, but numbers are on our side. Real patriots are ready.”

Lisa glanced at her phone. “Trump’s scheduled to speak tonight—supposedly on every major network.” Luke’s face darkened. “If they imprison him, they know he’s a martyr. They can silence him, but they can’t silence us.”

Pat spoke up, his tone solemn. “Trump isn’t surrendering, and neither will we. History won’t remember the quiet and compliant; it remembers those who fought. He’s one man, but he’s got millions with him, all who refuse to see freedom die.”

Ben nodded, his voice grim but steady. “Gun stores across the country have lines around the block. People are gearing up, and they won’t stop. ‘Liberty must at all hazards be supported,’ as John Adams said. ‘It is our duty to guard against their tyranny.’  Kathy shook her head ‘All of these damned sayings, and patriotic notes…. the fact is some of us won’t make it out of this alive. The room was quiet. Yeah, I know… Thomas Jefferson said “The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.”  The men almost in unison yelled out ‘Fuckin A’, it was a group thing they always did. Pat added “You all saw that TV show Spartacus? The one episode at the end called ‘Kill Them All’. Well, that’s where I am. Ben repeated ‘Fuckin A’

As the men’s voices rose, Lisa and Kathy exchanged a look, concern clear in their eyes. Lisa reached for Kathy’s hand, whispering, “Let’s get drinks. Maybe it’ll take the edge off.”

They moved quietly to the kitchen, a brief retreat from the storm brewing in the living room. Kathy leaned against the counter, wiping away a tear. “Pat’s so fired up. He’s talking like he’s ready to go to war right this second.” Her voice dropped to a whisper. “It scares me, Lisa. What if… what if something happens?”

Lisa placed a reassuring hand on Kathy’s shoulder. “He deserves to know, Kathy. He needs to understand why you can’t go with him to DC.” Kathy’s eyes glistened with unshed tears. “I will tell him. Soon. But not now, not when he’s already carrying so much.”

The women shared a quiet moment, each bracing against the fear that weighed on them. Finally, Kathy took a breath, her voice firm. “Let’s go. They need us in there, even if they don’t know it.” Together, they walked back into the living room, drinks in hand, hoping a small act of normalcy might calm the rising storm.

The men’s plans had sharpened. The line between defense and revolution blurred as preparations continued, each word heavy with consequence. The group knew that the days ahead would be a test of will, a reckoning.

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Hey, Sgt. K here—also known as CK Sheldon. I’ve got one book published on Amazon as part of a trilogy, though only the first is currently available due to editing challenges. I’m working on bringing the other two books back, using ChatGPT to refine them, and I’ll likely add this new book there, too, if there’s interest. Since this isn’t about profit for me, you can always read it here on Whatfinger News for free, complete with the original links.

For anyone interested, my Amazon book is Allfather Saga. Fair warning: it’s a mix of science fiction, politics, and a bit of mature content. And yes, Trump makes an appearance in Book 3, though the story is set far into the future.

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