One Country At A Time
Discovery
Found from a new painting in Los Angeles. Picture of the Billboard
On the mural, The bullet carried by the blue winged guy, it says 54 40 (or something like that) or fight.
Also at the top right is written: 7769/7771 (possible shards?)
Content
Each page is a page of a graphic novel, the next page can be reached by clicking a certain part of the page, or by hitting tab and then enter.
List of page urls
- Street Artist
- Campfire
- Letter Contains lyrics from My Violent Heart, particularly the lines "On hands and knees we crawl, you cannot stop us all"
- Tour In Iraq
- Hand Contains lyrics from The Good Soldier, the question "Do you believe in what we're doing?", with the response, "I am trying".
- Abducted
- Soldiers This is the correct position for the American flag on the uniform, in accordance with AR 670-1. Also The Presence makes an appearance here.
- Tadmur
- 100 Mile
- Gomez
- First Thing
- Breathless
- Get Down
- Medic
- Captain
- Another
- Goody Goody
- Exit Wound
- Form Letter The execution of the man who murdered the narrator's sister was by hanging. This means hanging has been brought back as a form of capital punishment, coinciding with the Mailstrom Wreckage: Gallows.
- Reckoning
Hidden Numbers
24.11.1 found on the front page by ctrl+a.
Background Text
The hidden text from the "Reckoning" page is an excerpt from the movie Pleasantville, in which a character living in a black-and-white world is put on trial and accused of using forbidden colors.
You are charged with desecration of a public building and the intentional use of prohibited paint colors in violation of The Pleasantville Code of Conduct and "Laws of Common Decency." Do you admit that on the night of May 1 you did consciously and willfully apply the following FORBIDDEN paint colors to the North Wall of the Pleasantville Police Station: Red, Pink, Vermilion, Puce, Chartreuse, Umber, Blue, Aqua, Ox Blood, Green, Peach, Crimson, Yellow, Olive and Magenta?