The night the Rhymer went whack

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Pakistan, Bangladesh, Cameroon, The Solomon Islands, Yemen, Israel, Haiti, Canada, Angola, South Africa, Kenya, Uganda, Togo, Benin, Vietnam, North Korea, Turkmenistan, Mexico and Saudi Arabia.

Tired of their secondary treatment and watching superpowers become more super off of their homegrown riches, all these countries banded together to form an alliance. Spearheaded by South Africa, they began exporting to one another at cut-throat prices that were hidden on paper while masking the raised fees to the more lucrative nations, primarily the U.S.

Each country forged their books and earnings for years, disguising their true worth while simultaneously building their finances. They focused on manipulating crises, terror threats and epidemics to halt local consumer production and raise global prices. Coupled with America’s arrogance and high disdain for shithole nations, the spike in these strategic outbreaks only drew more ire but no real suspicions. All superpowers were targeted but it was America who they were truly after.

Each country involved in the caper was within an earshot of a U.S. Army base, strategically chosen specifically to be a watchtower that inspected and spied on each of those base’s militaristic movements. It took years, but they became adept at influencing the lackadaisical patterns of these bases and exploiting their complacent nature by learning when and where to hoard medicines, pilfer supplies and weaken their abilities when they assisted in local dangers.

They knew that they were being counter watched, and that was part of the plan. They began deliberately performing actions that would raise concern. They would attempt to steal food, initiate a disturbance or create an outburst of a disease just to monitor the U.S. Army’s reaction. For years, this dance took place carefully choreographed from country to country, base to base and general to general so that reactions became predictable no matter which administration occupied the Oval Office. Quite simply, the success of the coup was contingent upon exhausting U.S. resources by keeping active through constant diversional tactics.

An all-out assault to wear down the Military and this ploy was just the first step. The real knockout blow would be to dismantle the world’s economy. They knew that trading would cause damage but it wouldn’t bring it to its knees, so they developed their own currency, distinct to just those nineteen nations. Their biggest challenge was keeping this secret and secure throughout the estimated twenty-five-year plan.