Freak Boy: The Great Cyber Revolutionary

[Void]

The potency of the virus should be lessened before the power is acceptable. You cannot have a virus that will just delete all of the files, as Zinn said that would be catastrophic. It can create system gliches and delete files, but those can be recovered, it will just slow down RI Operations.

[Freak Boy]

Is that any better?

[Void]

That's fine. It can slow things down, but they can always fix it. It just impedes the operations.

[Freak Boy]

100 posts-- Radio Show: Freak Boy hosts a weekly radio show on a pirate radio station. The Rush Limbough of the anti-Red Infinity world. This helps to keep people up to date on what REALLY goes on, or at least what HE THINKS is going on, and not what Red Infinity wants you to THINK goes on.

[Zinn]

Isn't Rush a hate filled bag of drugs? I don't think he's ever said anything accurate.

You might not want to compare himself to him.

[Freak Boy]

Freak Boy is on a lot of stuff too. Note he has some mental dissorders. Severe Paranoia, Social Anxiety Disorder... you know, what you'd expect from a hacker who barely spends time with anyone at all.

[Zinn]

You might want to replace "what is really going on" with "what he thinks is going on" then. That's just a nitpick though.

[Freak Boy]

It was implied like that, but I will add. I am no match for your incredible nitpicking powers. XD

[Freak Boy]

120 posts- Micro Tracker: A small device, almost invisible to the naked eye. It has a recording system that transmits a live feed and emits a radiowave that Freak Boy's computer is programmed to recognize.

If Freak Boy steps anywhere within 150 feet of this device while his laptop's tracking program is on he can pinpoint it's location and hear the audio feed from these small things.

[Freak Boy]

140 posts- Will Power: Freak Boy is resistant to mind powers. He is by no means "weak minded" and does not crack easily.

[Freak Boy]

160 posts--Randomness...ness: Freak Boy's strategies can be so random that it's hard to calculate them. He is impulsive so that makes it a bit easier, but it's still very hard to calculate his next move.

180 posts--Passion: Freak Boy hates Red Infinity and it's opressive institution almost to the point of suicide bombing. He would never betray the rebels and he would never under any circumstances help Red Infinity.

200 posts--Suspicion: Freak Boy trusts no one. He is incredibly paranoid and not the most easy person to warm up to. This makes him immune to charm and other attacks that would cloud someone's judgement with lust.

[Freak Boy]

240 Post-- Freak Darts: Because bullets have little effect in this modern day and age, Freak Boy used his vast knowledge of technology to develop a small dart which he named after himself. When it hits the victim, it sends a series of electrical impulses through the persons nerves. The impulses find the quickest route to the cerebellum and disrupt all control of motor skills for anywhere from 30 seconds to 2 minutes.

Side affects can include, but are not limited to: nausia, light headedness, constepation, temporary memory loss, diarrhea, drowziness and sexual side affects.

280 Posts-- Freak Out: Freak Boy is an angry person. He has anger management issues, this is no surprise. However, there is a difference between his normal stage of anger and cynicism and the stage he enters when he Freaks Out. Normally Freak Boy is bitter, cynical and jaded. He's a smart ass and he enjoys pissing people off. When he Freaks Out, it means he's entered Newtype Mode.(fans of the original Gundam should get this referance.)

Freak Boy's reflexes increase while in this mode as do his accuracy and other things. However, while in this mode he may have trouble distinguishing between friend and foe.

320 Posts-- Martial Arts: While travelling with the Rebels, Freak Boy has learned the following styles of martial arts: Jujitsu, Taikwondoe and Kung-Fu.

[Freak Boy]

This is not a power, it's his job, but I just wanted to post the things Freak Boy has written:

The Sham
A book about a man who works his way to the top of a government position, claiming he will help the people. Throughout the book you wind up loving this main character and his wife, who bears a striking resemblance to Lady Violet. However, once he gets into office and everyone seems happy including the reader, he goes back on his word. He installs an opressive government system, assassinates all those he sees as competition and many other things that I won't type out.

Politics: The Art of the Possible
A book that is more like a thesis. A very long one. It tells about how politicians and dictators always pick the easy path, prasing fools and clouding the truth. They shift their tactics from Left to Right when they see fit and go with the masses until they attain power. It gives detailed history of Stalin, Lenin, Castro, Gorbechev, Peron, Mussolini, Bush, Dean and Nader, describing their politics and how all of them went back on their word. The moral of this book is that politicians cannot be trusted and the only government that would and could work is a dictatorship of the proletariat like Trotsky himself once said.

A Dream Shattered
A book with one purpose; bashing Stalin. It talks of how Socialism and Communism were once beautiful things, until Stalin took the USSR. Stalinism became the polar opposite of the beautiful dream of Socialism and Communism and made the world turn them into evil ideas. That is what made Red Infinity possible, Stalin and his opressive twisted mind.

Putting the Mock in Democracy
A comedic play based on the life story of George Bush and the fall of America and it's "Democracy." The most famous line in this play is as follows;
"The White House is no different than a sleeper house, Bush. Whoever has the most money gets in."--thingy Cheney in the play

There are a few musical numbers including:
A Historical Parody--Narrator
An Alcoholic in the National Guard--GW Bush
The Halliburton Man--Cheney
Who Needs to be Elected?--The Republican Party, Bush, Cheney and Rummsfeld
How to find a Terrorist--Rummsfeld and Powell
Iraq Without Me--Sadaam
Fall of an Empire--Narrator


The Red Beast
Unfinished as of yet...

[Zinn]

OK, some things...
1) The history of Red Infinity's rise to power is in the Information section. Your first book, if it meant to be a commentary on that, like Animal Farm was of the Bolshevik revolution, is completely and totally wrong.

2) It's spelled "thesis"

3) Nader and Dean? Are you kidding? Neither of them is ever going to gain a position of power, and it's Nader keeping his word that makes him totally unelectable. Twenty years from now, no one is going to remember a failed candidate for presidential candidate like Dean, let alone 500 years from now.

4) Actually, what made Red Infinity possible was the Red Revolution where Bassarov and Alexei, along with millions of followers had a revolution... etc.

Stalin wasn't remembered as a hero until after the revolution. It's sort of a post-victory rewrite of history.

5) Bush and crew are now globally hated for being money grubbing capitalists, even moreso than now. Writing a critical play about them isn't that risque. In fact, it would probably even be legal. The only groups that remember them fondly are the FRA, and Capitalist Corp.

[Freak Boy]

1.) It's not meant to be anything like Animal Farm. It's just a story that Freak Boy wrote to teach the reader that as much as you love someone, you don't really know them. That first book was not liked by many because they hated the ending; The man, though evil, is assassinated by his wife, who takes power and makes the guy look like a saint. Feminists really hate the book, or so I'm guessing.

2.) No comment. Blame my typing.

3.) I have a strong feeling that come the Socialist Revolution, Dean will be a powerful figurehead along with Nader. Besides, if nothing else, Nader's writings will survive.

4.) Yes, but if Stalin hadn't twisted the beautiful ideas of Marx into a Dictatorship then Red Infinity would never have had the inspiration of that government. What made Stalin such a horrible person was that he crossed the line of using fear as a way to control the people.

5.) Freak Boy didn't do it to piss anyone off. His friend bet him he couldn't just write a comedy play and Freak Boy took the bet and wrote Putting the Mock in Democracy.

Freak Boy, in the end, lost the bet because his friend claimed it was still a political message against capitalists.