Brigid II: The Transporting Device Is Reinvented
Fiction & Literature, Short Stories, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
| Author: | Joseph Monachino | ISBN: | 9780988153134 |
| Publisher: | Joseph Monachino | Publication: | September 13, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Joseph Monachino |
| ISBN: | 9780988153134 |
| Publisher: | Joseph Monachino |
| Publication: | September 13, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
The President of the United States is fighting an election campaign to serve a second term in office. Polls show he might lose if an election were to be held in the near future. (He doesn’t want to be remembered as one of only a few Presidents that only lasted one term in Office).
Frank Lyon has a “Eureka” moment. He will lobby the President with the Transporting Machine (he nicknames it “Brigid II”) proposal: one that can save the environment from the Greenhouse Gas emissions that occur when airplanes fly in the sky. “Brigid II” can transport the equivalent of a planeload of people without airplanes flying in the sky.
The President adopts the proposal and uses it as a platform for his re-election campaign. During the campaign, the majority of the electorate find the proposal so appealing that he is elected for a second consecutive term.
The President of the United States is fighting an election campaign to serve a second term in office. Polls show he might lose if an election were to be held in the near future. (He doesn’t want to be remembered as one of only a few Presidents that only lasted one term in Office).
Frank Lyon has a “Eureka” moment. He will lobby the President with the Transporting Machine (he nicknames it “Brigid II”) proposal: one that can save the environment from the Greenhouse Gas emissions that occur when airplanes fly in the sky. “Brigid II” can transport the equivalent of a planeload of people without airplanes flying in the sky.
The President adopts the proposal and uses it as a platform for his re-election campaign. During the campaign, the majority of the electorate find the proposal so appealing that he is elected for a second consecutive term.
