The Little Green Book Of Chairman Rahma - Plot & Excerpts
Throughout history certain governments have understood this, and so shall we, when it comes to dealing with criminals. Children, hear me! The state is your family, and I am your true father. —Chairman Rahma Popal, remarks to the First Assembly of the GSA on Earth Day 2043 AS JOSS CROSSED the continent by train from the Quebec Territory, he scanned a holo-net card from his Uncle Trig asking him how he was doing, and when they might get together—a message that had been delivered to him by an automated system that lowered it from the ceiling. Uncle Trig Stuart lived alone on the Salt Lake City Reservation, his wife, Gertie, having died the year before. Joss spoke in a low tone to the card that hovered in front of him, watched his own words appear in the reply section. Just a few comments about where he’d been and how he didn’t expect to be in Salt Lake City for several more months. He didn’t say so, but it could be even longer than that; his important job was keeping him very busy, and he didn’t want to interrupt his career by asking for too much time off.
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