JUDGMENT DAY IS OVER

The New beginning

By

ROBERT A. HAYNIE

 

This is an intriguing narrative of one man’s complicated and sometimes desperate struggle for survival.  Friend and foe alike assail him from every side!  At times his sanity is delicately balanced between total paranoia and reality.  The reader is drawn into the inner workings of a most complicated study of human emotions seldom encountered in this contemporary Era of literature.

 

 

 

 

About The Author

 

Robert A. Haynie is a new talent with the potential to become so popular the Public Library will want to keep his work under lock and key.  This document makes the high intensity gauge hit the red zone.  This outstanding manuscript is hypnotic!

 

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JUDGMENT DAY

IS OVER

 

The New Beginning

 

 

 

 

By

 

ROBERT A. HAYNIE

 

 

 

 

 

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JUDGMENT DAY IS OVER

The New beginning

By

ROBERT A. HAYNIE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Maverick Publishing

HOUSTON, TEXAS

 

JUDGMENT DAY IS OVER

The New beginning

By

ROBERT A. HAYNIE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PREFACE

 

This is a short story of facts and events, leading up to me becoming the number One, a title or position that I never wanted or needed. "As God is my witness."

ROBERT A, HAYNIE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


JUDGMENT DAY IS OVER

 

          When I was growing up in Chicago, my life was quite normal. I had my family and friends and that was all I needed. I had a good childhood and we played all the games children play. There were gangs present at all times, and some­times I had to fight my way to school. This went on through grammar and high school. When I was old enough, my father took me to work with him. I started working at a very young age and I also developed a strong work ethic early in life.

 

After I graduated high school, I went into the ser­vice because I did not like the things I saw going on in the neighborhood. I was in the Marine Corps for one and a half years. I had signed up for four years, but I could not complete them because I was always getting into trouble. Sometimes it was my fault and some­times it was not. Anyway, I was honorably discharged and I went home to find the same things going on in the neighborhood. And I made up my mind that I was not about to live that kind of lifestyle. So I went back to the company where my father worked. That did not last too long because the management did not like me very much and I did not want to cause problems for my father and I went to work elsewhere. For a few years I went from job to job because I did not know what I wanted to do. The company my father worked for was starting a new department and I had the op­portunity to work in this department alone. I learned the machinery that the packaging industry was using to make plastic products.

 

While I was there I met a young girl from Mexico and after a few months we were living together. I had no plans for marriage, but that was soon going to change because a few months later she became preg­nant. So the honorable thing for me to do was marry her, which I did. Things were going good on the job and at home with my new wife and soon after that my son was born. I was happy because they were both in good health. I did not love my wife when we were first married, but as time passed I grew to love her very much. Pour months later she was pregnant again and I began to increase my output at work because I wanted to provide a good life for my family, just like any nor­mal father would.

 

When my first daughter was born and again I was happy they were in good health. And I was making a good living for my family. Things were going along just fine. Then my wife told me she was pregnant again but that was OK because we had decided that after this one we would not have any more so that we could provide a good life for our children and one day send them all to college. The months went by and soon my second daughter was born and my family was in good health. So now I have learned the entire business and I am contemplating starting my own business one day so my children can have the things I never had and I can give them the opportunity to see dome of the bet­ter things that life has to offer.

 

By this time my wife had been away from her na­tive home for a long time. She wanted to visit her mother, and her mother wanted to see her and the children. So on February 2, 1987, she and the chil­dren went to Mexico to visit her mother. I really did not want her to go, but there was nothing I would not do to make her and my children happy. I went to work every day as always and when I got my paycheck I would pay the bills and send her money every week for her and the children, Months pass1 d and I missed them very much. When it was time for her to come home, I sent her the money for the return trip. I waited but she did not return, so I asked her brother who worked on the same job as I did if there were some problems going on that I should know about. He told me to take it easy. I can understand that they do not like me, but when it comes to my children, I really could not care less if you like me or not.

 

 

 

I decided not to send her any more money while she was in Mexico. I knew that once the money ran out she would have no other choice but to contact me and explain to me what she was doing. I did not wait for her to contact me—I sent her a letter explaining why I would not send any more money, and for her and the children to come home. After that I did not write to her any more. Since I would not talk to her, she called my father at his house and arranged for me to talk to her the next day. I went to my father’s house and talked to her on the phone and explained to her that I was not about to send her any more money to come home, but I would make the reservations for the plane trip home.

 

       While this was going on, there were some other problems at work. It had come to my attention that the executive president of the company and my su­pervisor were plotting to kill me because they thought that since I was having domestic problems at home that I was going to be some kind of problem. This was not the case at all. First of all, my so-called domestic problem had no effect on my job performance, and besides that, it was none of their business! The rea­son I know that they were trying to kill me was be­cause they were quite open about it, but they would not face rue and tell me in person. Because they were and still are a bunch of gutless cowards. That was their first attempt to kill me.  For the whole month of August 1987 they tried to kill me.  That is when they found out something that they were not supposed to know.

 

After that I made the reservations for my wife to come home with the children. Since I was on vaca­tion, I decided to go to Mexico and make sure that this never happened again. So I went to Mexico for one week and a half. I had a nice time there, but I did not like the circumstances that brought me there. I met her family and they had the opportunity to meet me. A week and a half went by fast and it was time for us to return home. We arrived in Chicago New Year’s Day, 1988. I was happy to be back with my children, and then it was time for me to go back to work.

 

Everything was fine for a while and I started think­ing of buying a house so I could start my own busi­ness out of my garage after work. The company was making good money and so was I, but that was not enough money to send three children to college. I mentioned to my supervisor that I was going to start my own business so I could provide a better life for my children. Now they had already tried to kill me in 1987 and could not get the job done. I let the situation pass by because I knew they were making a mistake. So I went to work as usual and continued to improve my skills.

 

 

        By this time my children were about to enter school for the first time.

 

Everything was going fine but there was still the company’s failed attempt to kill me. And I think they found that simple little fact to be unacceptable. At that time this information was not public knowledge. The only reason this executive president wanted me dead was because I wanted to be successful. It had nothing to do with me being anti-Semitic, which I never was. I didn't know what it meant until I looked it up in the dictionary.

 

There were always drugs on the job, and after a while the young men became very open about it. Be­ing an open person, I would talk to anyone. Because now I was totally isolated from the rest of the workers after they tried to kill me and was unsuccessful, this was a problem and I tried to explain to them that if they did not keep their activities under cover that I was going to get the blame for their actions. Sure enough, they called the police and said I was selling drugs even though they knew I was not. And that is when they started to call me  'Boss Man.' I never sold drugs and the company knew this. Now the drug deal­ers were trying to kill me because they thought that I was trying to take over the entire drug market.

 

 

At the same time, gangs were trying to do drive-by shootings on me. And if that was not bad enough, then everybody in that company started saying that I was the devil. The only reason they said that was be­cause the entire management staff, under the direction of the executive president of the company told them, who just happened to be Jewish. So the rumors went into the street. And that was the beginning of the gathering of all the people on this planet. While this was going on, I continued to go to work as usual. But these rumors put my family’s lives in danger. Be­cause they said that I was raising demons. Now I felt like I was living in medieval times. At that time I carried a semiautomatic pistol for self-protection. We lived in a Mexican neighborhood because I wanted my wife to be comfortable with her surroundings. I had always been in danger, so this was not a problem for me. Somehow my wife found out about the rumors and she tried to get me to leave her and the children. But I wouldn't leave them. I knew I there were contracts out on me and if they couldn't find me, they might go after my wife and children.

 

 

 

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