"Call on Line 2," assistant said to the Blond woman in charge.
"When did we get second line?"
LOL. White House is probably one of the most connected places on Earth. Blond "POTUS" even picks up receiver of Cisco IP phone, and proceed to talk just like before. But the thing is, the genius of a biowarfare is that it leaves all infrastructure intact. A biological virus does nothing to a normal stuff.
In fact, people should feel less stress as there's so much space around them since so many people died in the apocalypse. One that keeps going as long as there's non vaccinated people around. And even then, as we have seen during this season, the apocalypse virus can be altered and reweaponised.
It's strange that people don't learn from their mistakes. That humanity keep banking their head against the same tree time after time. It is almost as if we don't have faculties to understand that peace is more important than keep rolling in the war and slaughtering people.
Peng is no Emperor. But he is a king pin of a long con that has got at least one President killed. How much Chinese did during the first apocalypse is unknown. Although I suspect from the narrative that he has eyes on governing Earth, and that same thing seems to apply to many governments on after apocalypse, while you would expect them on focusing on the repopulation effort.
Does this mean that we are f---ed if something like this happens in the real world?
I'm don't know what the grand plan might be, with regional authorities building walls and stocking prisons -- continued culling of the American survivors by their own leaders?
Indeed.
I don't know what they're going to do with this series. But I have to say that Admiral Chandler is a bit like Adama. He is though and he has a nose on how the game should go in the post-apocalypse. But instead of forcing it, Adm. Chandler is swamped by the scale of things. He has no idea of how big this thing truly is.
