Federalist Dreads

A 'diorama' about the American landscape of civics/diligence and the crime-police 'drama' between Purvis/Dillinger drawing out ideations of 'great' democracy!

A tale of federalism-IQ and American storytelling, inspired by the iconic 2oth-Century period-piece Public Enemies (Michael Mann), which I hope you like, 

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America had evolved out of the deep negotiations between insanity/crime and justice/order as people of all backgrounds gathered in one place/nation to hoist special ideations of traffic profitability and settlement ergonomics.

The idea of federalism itself was born from the ashes of turbulence and tribulation and revolution and slavery and capitalism complexity and modern problems like stock-market crashes and urban riots compounded dialogue surrounding the contours between rebelliousness and social media/civics. This was a land of storied drama, a land of many peoples and therefore 'negotiated' democracy!

The great drama in the dominion of social civics concerned the balances between crime and police, as bank robbers during the Great Depression romanticized rebelliousness against the institutional order and failures in government in redistributing or managing top-down asset identification(s).

In this stage of crime-police story, the great law-official Melvin Purvis was given the 'onerous' task of tracking an almost 'legendary' 20th-Century American bank-robber and his 'gang' of great infiltration-IQ/acumen and daring. This man, Purvis, managed to miraculously 'woo' the offices and media of modern American governance en-route to casting himself as something of a 'folk' legend (worthy of cinema arguably).

The man Purvis tracked onerously was nonetheless the celebrity-gangster and daring-designed bank-robber John Dillinger, a man whose guns and roses reminded folks why rebellion against federalism/banking hailed 'ancient' ideations of individual liberty in times of social governance failure/frailty. Yeah, Dillinger was evil, and Purvis a 'real' American knight, but this dualism in fragmented federalism storytelling casted a certain distinction for the American dollar(s).

INTERPOL: Blood-diamond corruption today threatens the world gem exchange and makes terrorism-woe.

AMERICAN REPORT: The saga of the Great Depression after the 'big' '20s was the style of endurance post-confetti (dialogue).

"It's a chess-game really and one of arguable stalemate-condition(s), drawn between the self-appointed 'knights' of social order (e.g., Melvin Purvis) and those who opt to wage the 'dangerous-game' of rebellion in times of governance distance(s) (e.g., John Dillinger)...perhaps casting a 'cinematic' net-digit" -Anonymous.

My name's Amlan Satan (aka, 'Storm-Shadow'), and I'm a 'real-life James Bond' character in the 21st-Century casting evaluations of blood-diamond operations with Interpol-office(s) relations in bridges between Northern Ireland (United Kingdom) and British Columbia (North America), and studying this 'fine-line' between Purvis/Dillinger reminds me why modern social-media 'digits' like Facebook-chess draws in the 'brainiacs' and 'nerdists' of the endless American negotiation(s) of sanity and darkness. Follow along!

JOHN DILLINGER: There's a 'way' out of the American negotiation(s) of Hell, officer...it's distance.
MELVIN PURVIS: That's arguably, Dillinger; we're taking the 'dummies' out of American diligences (now!).

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)