Alien Dystopia: Cypress-Hill Jamestown

A Story by Abishai100

A vignette about American grunt-work reflective of globalism rhetoric and capitalism-defense (e.g., IBM)!

An Americana rhetoric vignette/diorama inspired by Johnny Mnemonic.

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The world was filled with images of design and intentional configurations of robust colors, conducive for commercial traffic and capitalism itself (e.g., Nickelodeon).

A young prince named Amlan Satan (code-name: Snake-Eyes) was working at the Salk Institute (California), decoding cyber-hacking algorithms used by blood-diamond pirates breaking into commercial computer grids in North America.

SNAKE-EYES: We're constructing a 'hill of cypress' or Cypress-Hill for Jamestown capitalism organizations.

Now, Snake-Eyes was a computer-wizard and blood-diamond operationalist, which was known. However, he's also dabbling in the toy-world and comics of paramilitary underground cult-fantasy storytelling, reflective of post-9/11 era antiterrorism rhetoric (e.g., Syriana). Snake-Eyes was therefore a 'prince' of modern Western/American civilization diaries.

SNAKE-EYES: The images in the world of media reflective of a special 'luster' of capitalism compels us to be democratic.

Snake-Eyes was espousing the special Transformers G1 toy Ultra-Magnus in a series of cyber-blogs about ISIS/Cobra using blood-diamond traffic in the UK to destabilize inter-religious commerce negotiations for modern civilization. Ultra-Magnus is a first-knight and represents socialized distances regarding democratic values rather than fascism. Snake-Eyes made cyber-blogs about Ultra-Magnus ('UM') to send messages about the profits behind teamwork in modern times.

SNAKE-EYES: Yesteryear's problems of race have translated into today's problems of diamonds...and design.

As the shrewd Snake-Eyes built his 'Cypress Hill' at Johns Hopkins and cyber-clubs, the community considered him a modern-day Thomas Nast. Perhaps this 'Cypress-Hill' project was really about the erection of academic environment rhetoric (e.g., Rushmore).