AK 239: The Enemy Is Already Here

Bokan Mountain

Russian Command & Control Center

Moscow automatically puts up on his large screen a series of 20 numbers and letters.

The digits fly by until all 20 become locked.

The largest screen turns red and a ten second countdown begins.

Even General Zellin, who’s a tough general who looks like he would kill his mother if ordered, looks a bit pale and horrified.

Since President Mironovich has taken total control, the general would be helpless to stop this countdown anyway.

Zayas Island, Canada

Iranian Fishing Boat

One of those rubber boats with a terrorist and a beautiful Russian woman, sit, while looking lovingly into each other’s eyes. One of those suitcases begins peeping. She jumps into the ocean as her Iranian “husband” fires shots at the water where she jumped. He looks at the beeping suitcase and tries to open it. It’s locked.

Small Boat

^{Seven miles due East}

A couple of Canadian teens are in their parent’s pleasure boat. They are kissing on the back of the boat when a small nuclear mushroom cloud takes out the Iranian rubber boat with the nuclear suitcase.

This looks to be several miles away from them.

Spherical ripples rush across the water and an orange cloud lights up the night sky. The two lovers look at each other and simultaneously say,

“Cool!”

They go back to kissing.

Bokan Mountain

Russian Command & Control Center

Meanwhile, back in the control room the general punches up on his large screen indicators showing that the suitcases are being dispersed far away from the fishing trawlers where they were supposed to explode. The remaining rubber boats with nukes are going in several different directions.

“President Mironovich, are you seeing what I am seeing?” asks General Zelin.

There is no answer from the President’s office.