The God Conspiracy: Episode 22

10/12/09 • 31 min

Fresh from his rescue in the cornfield, a dazed Agent Unes gets a ride back to St. Louis in Barney Ison's Winnebago command center. Ison sheds some light on the true nature of the enemy behind the 10/13 attacks. In the back of the motor home, Popeye Bailey makes a discovery about the mysterious e-mail from 'God'.At Scott Air Base, the 369th MPs are shocked to learn that their replacements are United Nations troops. At the detainees' barracks, the men are awakened by the sound of big helicopters landing at the airfield -- followed by gunfire.Meanwhile, Capt. Alan Thiel leads his team into the heart of Raven Rock Mountain, desperately hoping that he's guessed right about where to find Malthus.

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The God Conspiracy: Episode 21

Capt. Thiel finds a pilot to drop his A-team onto Raven Rock Mountain. He's gambling the careers and maybe the lives of his men that Malthus is in the bunker beneath the mountain.At Scott Air Base, Lt. Tony Harris and the 369th MPs are called out by their captain. Capt. Poverello has learned -- through unofficial channels -- that an unknown unit is on its way to the base to relieve them, even though the 369th only arrived at Scott a few days earlier. In the barracks, the shouts of their guards and the sound of boots hitting the turf at a run begin to wake the detainees.And driving back to St. Louis from Iowa, Special Agent Joe Unes discovers with a shock that the situation is far more serious than he bargained for.

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The God Conspiracy: Episode 23

FBI agent Joe Unes learns more about his odd rescuer, Barney Ison, as they continue toward St. Louis with the computers containing the deadly e-mail from 'God'. At Raven Rock Mountain in southeast Pennsylvania, Capt. Alan Thiel and his A-team penetrate the outer defenses of Site R, but now have to figure a way through the nuclear blast doors to get inside the mountain bunker and bring Malthus to justice.Meanwhile, a firefight breaks out at Scott Air Base near St. Louis between UN troops and the 369th MPs. Lt. Tony Harris, a former NFL running back, realizes that battlefield tactics are a lot like strategy in football -- except that this game really is decided by sudden death.