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Salt Shackles

By Wheeler, Robert, K

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Title:	Salt Shackles
Author:	Wheeler, Robert, K
Volume:
Language:	English
Subject:	Non Fiction, Bibliography, Communism
Collections:	Biographies, Authors Community, Economy
Historic Publication Date:	2015
Publisher:	SaltShackles.com

Member Page:	Robert Wheeler
Citation APA MLA Chicago Wheeler, R. K. (2015). Salt Shackles. Retrieved from http://gutenberg.cc/

Description
After an elongated period of economic deprivation; and human rights expropriation; by the reds; I accumulated enough strength; and courage to turn over the sandglass, and try to locate the relief valve from the autoclavic realm. Those were the times when humans lost the pecking order to the reds, and as such, over eight thousand tormented days followed.

Summary
After an elongated period of economic deprivation; and human rights expropriation; by the reds; I accumulated enough strength; and courage to turn over the sandglass, and try to locate the relief valve from the autoclavic realm. Those were the times when humans lost the pecking order to the reds, and as such, over eight thousand tormented days followed.

Excerpt
There were no times for personal manners when it came to sustaining a life in which everything was rationed out like an army battalion heading to the battlefield. It was a battleground where survival fought hunger toothpick versus bayonet. At any rate, postulation that the reds’ autoclavic realm wouldn't embrace a certain future; wasn't a grueling discovery. Hence, everyone was plucking the reds-ruined enterprises; while the reds were displuming everyone as a token of gratitude, as if they were edible birds. At first glance, it seems to me like a felicitous symbiosis and that, of course if the situation were assessed from afar, or at much higher altitudes. The reds were by all odds, building a beta future filled with unparalleled variables, where “if” or “else” was present at the end of each dogmatic statement.

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