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Hello my friends again, I am back for another project, the third in a row!
This time the project is based on a book by Mr.Robert Krakoff,founder and president of Razer.
The book is based on the year 2047 so expect a lot of lazer and cnc machines
and also a neat and clean look. More on the plans later on! Now some things about the
story of this book.
Intro - Presentation of book
Book synopsis:
"The story follows two Polish laborers, three nominees for President, five Naval Admirals, an ambitious Minister
of Finance for the African Union, and a beautiful Masai woman, through a much-changed world during a cutthroat
fight for the Presidency in 2047.
By the year 2047, the global landscape is ruled by world banks, Wall Street and mega-corporations. The leading
world governments have merged into massive Continental Unions. Even the USA is now the Union of Federated
Americas (UFA), incorporating the US, Canada and Mexico.
As such, the UFA finds that it's lost its foot-hold as a world leader, and fallen to forth power position behind the
Asian Union, European Union and the emerging African Union. The three candidates for the Presidency of the
UFA vie for their partys nomination through fiercely competitive means, some honest, direct, cunning and
deceitful. All carry the banner to bring the country back to #1 position.
The leading candidates for President of the North American Continent in 2047 are a 300-pound black family
man, a bachelor exercise and computer geek with war aspirations, and an Hispanic Obama-wanna-be with a
flair for Coca Cola-like marketing.
The story portrays the world shifts in geopolitical, human and ethical reforms in the first half of the 21st century.
Cars run on pig-excrement, education is delivered by Starbucks, computers regulate everything, including
nutrition. The next battle for civil rights wages between the obese and the non-obese.
As natural resources within the UFA dwindle, for the first time in history, the African continent emerges as a
major power. To handle demands for its resources, Africa starts a massive foreign worker program. In an effort
to out-pace corporate greed learned in American graduate schools, the African ministers cut costs with their
worker program. Internet rumors circulate that white slavery is alive and thriving in Africa.
Each candidate wants to use the crisis for their own campaign advantage, but each bungle in their own way.
The characters are comical, poignant and imperfect as they strive for their personal power or peace."
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