Hiroshima Bombing Story

Several more guards approached Jamal but using a shotgun from a killed guard, he took them all out before they could fire at him. Jamal rushed across the complex as sneaky as he could. He began to walk down a large runway ramp where the plane and the bomb was stored. He reached the bottom of the ramp and saw about 30 tanks, stockpiles of automatic guns, and bomber aircrafts. He then saw what he came for. A Boeing-747 that has been modified for a war. The emergency exits were turned into openings with helicopter style machine gun. The bottom was transformed into a bomb compartment. In the very back corner rested the bomb. A very powerful nuclear bomb that is labeled as half the strength of Hiroshima. Luckily it was on a cart so Jamal could load it the plane. As

Jamal having no pilot experience landed the plane at the Los Angeles airport. As all the former slaves unloaded, police showed up to the scene to investigate the unreported plane that landed out of nowhere. As Jamal left the plane the police immediatley took him into questioning. Jamal told the whole story of what had happened. The police had suspicions of a large drug manufacturer in the area and Jamals story comfirmed their suspicions. Jamal was awarded for his bravery and was asked for an interview on national news. In the interview a reporter asked, “Jamal, you saved about 200 people from forced labor to make drugs. You destroyed the biggest and most powerful drug empire in history. Do you consider yourself a hero?” Jamal responded, “You know all I wanted to do was escape the place, I wasnt thinking about how my actions would be considered a great act of heroism when I did what I did. And finally rest in peace OJ Bangz.” Jamals story would help governments around the world crack down on illegal drug networking. With the help of Jamal the world was able to arrest hundreds of criminals involved in drug trafficking and crack down on forced