Tom Clancy - Net Force 04 - Breaking Point

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Breaking Point – Net Force 04
Tom Clancy
Synopsis:
In the year 2010, computers are the new superpowers.
Those who control them control the world. To enforce the Net Laws,
Congress creates the ultimate computer security agency within the FBI:
the Net Force.
Reeling from a shattered personal life, Net Force Commander Alex
Michaels is informed that top secret information from a joint Air
Force-Navy venture has been accessed and downloaded. The research
involves an atmospheric weapon with the capability to drive half a
country into madness using low frequency wave generation. Now the
technology has fallen into the wrong hands- and testing has begun... A
powerful examination ofAmerica's defense and intelligence systems of
the future.
NOVELS BY TOM CLANCY
The Hunt for Red October Red Storm Rising Patriot Games The Cardinal of
the Kremlin Clear and Present Danger The Sum of All Fears Without
Remorse Debt of Honor Executive Orders Rainbow Six
SSN: Strategies of Submarine Warfare
CREATED BY TOM CLANCY AND STEVE PIECZENIK
Tom Clancy's Op-Center Tom Clancy's Op-Center: Mirror Image Tom
Clancy's Op-Center: Games of State Tom Clancy's Op-Center: Acts of War
Tom Clancy's Op-Center: Balance of Power Tom Clancy's Op-Center: State
of Siege Tom Clancy's Op-Center: Divide and Conquer
Tom Clancy's Net Force Tom Clancy's Net Force: Hidden Agendas Tom
Clancy's Net Force: Night Moves Tom Clancy's Net Force: Breaking
Point
CREATED BY TOM CLANCY AND MARTIN GREEN BERG
Tom Clancy's Power Plays: Politika Tom Clancy's Power Plays: ruthless.
com Tom Clancy's Power Plays: Shadow Watch
NONFICTION
Submarine: A Guided Tour Inside a Nuclear Warship Armored Cav: A Guided
Tour of an Armored Cavalry Regiment Fighter Wing: A Guided Tour of an
Air Force Combat Wing Marine: A Guided Tour of a Marine Expeditionary
Unit Airborne: A Guided Tour of an Airborne Task Force Carrier: A
Guided Tour of an Aircraft Carrier Into the Storm: A Study in Command
(written with General Fred Franks) Every Man a Tiger (written with
General Charles Homer) Tom Clancy's Net FORCE
BREAKING POINT
Created by Tom Clancy and Steve Pieezenik
Written by Steve Perry
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TOM CLANCY'S NET FORCE: BREAKING POINT
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
We'd like to acknowledge the assistance of Martin H. Greenberg, Larry
Segriff, Denise Little, John Heifers, Robert Youdelman, Esq.. and Tom
Manon, Esq.; Mitchell Rubenstein and Laurie Silvers at Hollywood.com,
Inc.;
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David Shanks, and Tom Colgan. As always.
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endeavor has been.
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You know who wrote it-it's the Devil's own music, hot and sweet, and
surely damned will be the man who turns his ear toward it."
--SEAN PATRICK O'MAHONEY
PART ONE
All Polities Are Local
PROLOGUE
Wednesday, June 1st, 2011 Daru, China
The sun rose from the gray sea and cast a fitful light upon the
wrinkled features of Old Zang where he sat on the weathered bench
outside the house, leaning forward slightly on his cane. He was often
up with the sun these days to enjoy the dawn, knowing he would not have
so many more he could afford to waste them. But instead of making him
sad, the thought made him angry.
This day seemed somehow sharper than normal. His clouded sight was
clearer, his hearing keener, and even the wan rays upon his skin felt
somehow more intense than usual.
Old Zang had but recently moved to the village of Daru. A mere dozen
years or so ago, a blink of an eye for a man his age, he had been
forced to leave his real home, which was flooded by the monstrous dam
project that forever altered the face of China's rivers. At
ninety-four, he had outlived his wife, several of his children, and
even a few of his grandchildren, and he did not like it here, staying
with one of the grandchildren he had not outlived. Oh, his room was
comfortable enough, the bed soft--not an inconsequential thing when
one's bones were as old as his--but the village was a mud hole of a
place and not where one wished to depart from the Earth to join one's
ancestors.
On the mainland across the stormy Formosa Strait from Taiwan, on the
coast just north of Quanzhou, Daru was peopled with many elderly
residents, some victims of the cursed dam, such as himself, some who
had actually lived and grown old here. Save for a few younger souls,
fishermen mostly, it was a place of old men and women waiting to die.
Thinking about his forced relocation brought Zang to anger again, and
this time, the rage seemed to fill him with a hot glow, from his feet
to his face, staining red even his thoughts. How dare they do such a
thing? The foolish communists who saw everything in terms of their
immoral philosophy had ruined the country in but half a lifetime. He
had hoped to live long enough to see the children of Mao plowed under,
but he was beginning to realize it was not to be. And this angered him
even more.
He was old, old! He had worked hard all his long life, and what was
his reward? To be shunted to a half-wit grandson's home in a mud hole
village unfit for pigs? It was not right.
Zang gripped the heavy cane tightly, and the veins in his hands stood
out to join the tendons and gnarled arthritic joints under paper-thin
and brown-spotted skin. His rage enveloped him like a silkworm's
cocoon, warming his chilly flesh. No, it was not right!
His sow of a granddaughter, only thirty-four and already so fat she
could hardly waddle, lumbered up the graveled path to stand in front of
him, her doughy hands on her massive hips, blocking the sun. She said,
"Why are you out here again. Grandfather Zang? You will catch
pneumonia! I would be happy if you did and died, but Ming-Yang would
be distressed, and I will not have it!
Get up and come inside, right now!"
The sow seemed fairly angry herself, which was unlike her. Usually she
was merely torpid. Dense as a post and twice as stupid, Zang
reflected, and the best his idiot grandson Ming could do for himself. A
shame.
"You are blocking the sun," Zang said.
"Stand aside."
"Are you grown deaf as well as stupid, you ancient fart-maker? I said,
"Get up!"
" And with that, she reached out, as if to grab him and physically drag
him into the house.
This was a mistake. With a speed and strength that surprised him, Zang
snapped the cane up and jabbed it into the sow's belly.
"Oof!" she said, as she leaned forward, grabbing at her stomach.
Zang stood, pulled the cane back as if it were an axe, and delivered a
mighty blow to the side of her head. The bone made a wet, but
satisfying crack! and the sow went down in a heap.
Ha-ha!
Zang leaned over and smashed the cane into the sow's body with all the
strength he possessed. Ah, this was good. He hit her again. Better.
And again. Better still!
He was not the man he had been, but there were still a few moves left
in him, and the sense of rage he felt continued to burn as he beat
upon the prostrate and unresponsive sow. Block his sun, would she? He
would show her!
He grew tired after a while, and decided to rest before resuming his
chore. As he stood there contemplating the sow, he chanced to look up,
and thus saw his idiot grandson charging toward him, a three-lined
pitchfork in hand.
Amazing, since his grandson was the meekest of men, who would step
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