This book is considered a conspiracy novel, or is it? I will let you decide what you believe right or wrong. The Nanny State has become part of the fabric of the American landscape. The Patriot Act gave the government all the assets to spy on you, listen to you, and now it has weaponized the Judiciary. Doing what is right will now have a cost, the term Domestic Terrorism doesn't refer to some bearded homeless person with a bad attitude, it refers to you as a parent! The government has capitalized on the fact your lives are so busy you do not even take time to review you daily events. The Machine has figured out, because of 'Information Overload", that you are not going to take the time to look beyond the next 24 hours in your lives to question what they are doing. Gregory Walsh has experienced a broad-spectrum of career opportunities. He spent years working with surgical teams in operating rooms supplying them with the tools they need to perform as many as 26 various operations a day. The U.S. Navy trained him in the field of optical attack systems where he modified fighter aircraft optical attack systems and performed first article acceptance tests. He designed, developed, and implemented multiple optical alignment tools and procedures for the submarine and surface fleets. He traveled around the world devising Safety and Environmental solutions for the Department of Defense. His early biographical record is listed in Who's Who in Science and Engineering. He is a graduate of the United States Naval War College with a Masters in National Security. On the lighter side, this book is his attempt at Irish storytelling, or is it?