... . As a result, scientists, public health officials, policy makers, governments, and the public are all scrambling to find methods of preventing and protecting against biological warfare. I know personally, from working at Home Depot, I have witnessed dozens of people buying gas masks, duct tape to seal their homes, and numerous other supplies just in case an attack occurs. For these reasons, new ways are ... ...
... bush trimmers and lawn mowers populate every front yard acquainted by a couple house cleaners. These aliens, instead of working in corporate office buildings, desperately spend long hours at the local Home Depot, waiting to be picked up as cheap labor all the while leaving their pregnant wives unaccounted for, surviving on welfare. It is agreed universally that the high rate of border ... ...
... everyway they can . . . " (p. 423) But even these noble causes are ill fated, as even though these towns are not Letting Wal-Mart close the local department store, they are letting Home Depot or Lowe's to the same thing to the Hardware store down the street. The last chapters of the book, although optimistic, do foreshadow impending doom, as it is difficult to ... ...
