Female Snipers

Female Snipers
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This is the third book in the SNIPER saga! It is now over six years since the civil war had started in Australia. Many people had died including the young and innocent. Freya Hill and Doctor Roman Ruffe were now dead and buried. Also not so young but still innocent bystanders have died in many atrocities during this civil war. Mary Feelgood was killed along with many other in a train bombing. One of Australia's greatest ever sporting heroes was shot dead for his defiance of state terrorism. But still the government side was slowly winning the battles that mattered. After six years of military actions against rebel forces the government of President Dent now controlled all the major towns and cities of Australia. Only the vastness of the Australian bush land had saved the remaining rebel forces from total annihilation. The rebel forces could really only provide small pockets of effective resistance. Protected in certain country areas by a local population that was permanently anti government these pockets of rebel fighters were protected by their snipers. But they were up against the latest advanced military weaponry. President Dent had done a deal with one of the world's superpowers. By giving this superpower unfettered use of Australia's ports and bases on the mainland, Dent got the use of advanced drone aircraft and top cyber intelligence. As long as he lived the rebel alliance was going to lose this civil war. Already three commando snipers were beginning to take out top rebel commanders almost at will. The rebels had no other choice they had to kill President Dent if they wanted to survive in their own country.

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Greg Pius. Female Snipers

Democracy

Equality

Tyrany

Fraternity

Duplicity

Liberty

Majority

Solidarity

Delivery

Morality

Invisibility

Superiority

Inaccessibility

Brutality

Inevitability

Volatility

Stupidity

Changeability

Authority

Eventuality

Mortality

Transparency

Externality

Fatality

Frivolity

Pity

Insanity

Despondency

Finality

Urgency

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Over in Australia Hera, Hannah, Mossy and Colonel Hutch Matterson were facing up to their own disappointments. Hera was fighting against religious prejudice. There was a desperate need to immunize all the young children but anti vaccine fanatics are turning mothers off this vital maternal action. It was frustrating for Hera to keep treating preventable diseases, particularly among the children. Everyone was packed tightly into the United Nations refugee camp. Local townspeople did not encourage refugees to leave this camp. Yet local farmers were more than willing to use their cheap labor at harvest times. It was this hypocrisy that made Hera mad with disappointment in her fellow Australians.

Hannah was fighting another form of disappointment. Mothers were not sending their children to school during harvest periods. Hannah knew that her young students were being exploited for their child labor. Small hands were better at picking certain crops. Little feet were better at crushing the grapes. Small children were expert at catching small pests like field mice. It made Hannah angry at the mothers who did this but also sad for her lovely students who had such an eagerness for learning new things. She had a nickname with her students. It came from her favorite literacy lesson. Hannah had only herself to blame for telling the story of her greatest ever lesson. So her students called her Miss 'Phoneme' Feelgood. When she found out Hannah laughed loudly. Serves you right for bragging she told herself.

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Large sounds of agreement followed this last statement. Then the discussion started to get into full swing as women shared their pains and their coping strategies. The meeting went well over time, but eventually kids bath times, meal times and the refugee curfew brought this meeting to a halt. Everyone applauded as the convener reluctantly called the meeting to an end. As the women filed out of the hall the first woman to raise a question sought out Nahid Fitzgerald. Sheepishly she offered Nahid her hand in friendship. Nahid readily accepted this offer and smiled warmly as the woman said,

"I wanted to apologize face to face. Some of the older women have put me straight. You are one of the early heroes of the women's rebel cause. I am the security officer for refugee women in this district. Some of the older women said you held down a similar post at the Eastern Australian refugee camp. Can I pick your brains about some women's safety issues?"

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