Burlington, Vermont

Today i talked to "The Whacko" in Burlington, Vermont. He said everyone knew that the war wasn't really over. Because we had to help out the allies and clear whole parts of the world they were entirely populated with the dead. That was when the UN multinational force was created and we were surprised on how many volunteers signed up to help int the first week. He said that there is still a few white zones that needed to be cleared. He told me that i was doing a good job.

Denver, Colorado

Today i had dinner with the Wainos in Denver, Colorado. After dinner me and him did the dishes as we talked. He told me it was like stepping back in time and how he almost died at Yonkers. He said they had no tanks, no artillery, and all we had were a few hummers. He said everything had kind of a retro feel to it. He said the zombies just kept on coming and coming and wouldn't stop in full on chain swarms. He said it was more than a large scale attack. Todd said all he did was reload, shoot, and drink sips from his camel back while fighting off zombies. He said when one zombie sees you he moans and when another hears that he comes for you and its like a chain reaction. He said you can pull them in from very far away.

Sydney, Austraila

Today i had the privilege of interviewing Terry Knox in Clearwater Memorial Hospital which is the newest hospital to be constructed in Australia since the end of the zombie war. He was the only Australian commander of the International Space Station so the government bought him a lot of nice and expensive things for himself. He told me that he wished the stories they told about them were true and would make them sound all more heroic but he said that they we rent stranded and nobody had a better view of what was happening then us. He said that they were never promised a rescue up in space and that the issue was trying to back to earth and manage to stay alive with the little resources that they had. Terry Know died three days after the interview.

Cuba

Today I interviewed Seryosha Garcia Alvarez at his office on the sixty ninth floor of the Malpica Savings Loans building which is the second largest building in Cuba. He said "Cuba won the Zombie War" in a humble statement. He said giving what happened to so many other countries during the War and look at Cuba now and where we were twenty years ago. He said before the war we lived in a a state of isolation that was worse than before the Cold War. Since the fail of the communist bloc our existence was of constant deprivation and were rationed of all materials. He said cases of zombies were small in Cuba and and contained immediately and well and Cuba prohibited Chinese refuges and travelers from the united states and Europe to prevent the spread of the zombie virus. He told me that this helped keep Cuba safe and under control.

Ulithi Atoll

Today i had an interview with Barati Palshigar in Ulithi Atoll, Federated States of Micronesia. This place was the main forward base for the united states pacific fleet during World War II and World War Z it sheltered not only American vessels but hundreds of civilian ships. He told me that ignorance was the enemy and that it killed billions of people and that it caused the zombie war. He said that if we had known and that the virus had been understood we wouldn't of had this outcome of the the war. He talked to me about how some place didn't have the resources for medical care and to isolate the sick ones and the only assistance the government could to was render information about the zombies.

The Pilot

Today I had an interview with Colonel Christina Eliopolis at Parnell National Guard Base in Tennessee. She was a raptor driver and part of her missions was to give airborne resupply to parts of the United States that needed it the most. She showed the different zones on the map and how they were colored coordinated from red zones to purple zones. She explained how she had to fly over hundreds and sometimes thousands of miles of infested territories putting themselves in risk of the zombies. She told me that the purple zones on the map were set up as refueling and repair centers for the air crafts and that theses areas were usually remote and having the least amount of risk for an zombie attack.

The Beach

Today i interviews Roy Elliot from Malibu, California. We decided to meet for coffee were people recognize him fairly quick but not like the prewar days they try and keep a safe distance from him now. ADS which stands for Asymptomatic Demise Syndrome killed many people in the early months of hunger, disease, inter human violence, and the living dead that changed our lives forever. He said no one understood what was happening at first, the World was going to hell and my talents were vaunt less to stop it. He said this cause people to just give up and snuggle into bed and blow out the candles and just wait.

Vermont

Today i interviewed a man who insisted on being named "The Wacko" During my interview we discussed politics and the parties and such things. He told me zombies weren't the only enemies. He said they had their share of religious fundamentals and many believed we were interfering with God's will. He then told me they had violence and i knew we couldn't kill them he told me.

Cape Town

Today I met with Xolelwa Azania in the Cape Town Province of the United States in South Africa. We discussed his world views and the problems and the solutions to the Plague War. He told me that the one word that would always cling to the impression of a man was "dispassionate." When then discussed the turning point against the living dead. He believed that trying to protect everyone would stretch the government's resources. He believed this would doom the entire world, which it did.

The Beginning

I spoke with Kwang Jiangshu a medical doctor in china. He told me the first outbreak he saw was in a hamlet named New Dachang. When he arrived in the town he examined the patients who had been infected. They all had bite marks and showed the same symptoms. They showed me where "patient Zero" was. He was locked up in a cage behind one of the buildings. He told me that the boy was about twelve years old and was moon fishing in the damn and came up at of the water with a bite mark on his foot. Kwang Jiangshu told me when he went to take a blood sample it was a muddy brownish color. It was odd because i had never seen anything like it. So he called one of his buddies and after they greeted each other he explained to him about the people in this hamlet. He said he had never been so serious and seen to isolate the infected ones and that help would be on its way. Kwang Jianshu was later arrested by the MSS and Incarcerated without formal charges. By the time he escaped the outbreak had spread from beyond China.

The Imflingo

Today i had the privilege to interview Jacob Nyathi who is the Private owner and the operator of The Imflingo. He told me the story of the night that it had happened, the night the zombies attacked. He said it was on his way home from work at TGI Fridays a restaurant chain. It was about 5 A.M. and it had been a good night for him. He said the tips were great. He heard gunshots so he used his survival tactics to take cover. He first looked for the hardest surface he could find to hide behind to wait the shooting out. He said gunfire was not unusual in his neighborhood. He crouched behind a barbershop which was constructed from a car sized shipping container. The gunshots didn't die down he said. He began to smell smoke then saw the giant mobs of people running. People were screaming "Run! Get out of here! They're coming!" I asked him if he ran. He said that he couldn't because his mother and two sisters lived only a few doors down from where the mob was fleeing from. He described his experience when one of the zombies grabbed him and he wrestled the zombie and bashed his skull in with a pan to flee from the zombie. He ran through a home where a mother and her two children were hiding in a corner from all the chaos. He tried to get them to come with him and escape from the zombies but she stabbed him in the hand with a screwdriver. He said he sometimes thinks of that family being his mother and his two sisters when he sleeps and sometimes when he closes his eyes.

Nury Televaldi Interview

Today i met with Nurey Televaldi at a corwded sidewalk cafe. He talked to me about the smuggling of people since the outbreak began and how smuggling was not very popular before. I asked him if they knew what they were fleeing from. He replied "We'd heared rumors. But the government had hushed it up very quickly, so we guessed that nothing was wrong." I also asked if the government had tried to shut him down. He replied with Officially they did. They hardened the penalties on smuggling and security on the boarders were increased. They even executed a few people.I then asked him later on in our interview if he had seen any of the infected. He told me that he didn't in the beginning but later on in his route he began to come across more. He also said how they would load them up into ships and trucks. I asked him where they were headed. He replied " Kyrgyzstan."