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Saturday, June 2, 2007 (Continued)
Saturday afternoon was saner for us, but not for some other people. TV showed us scenes at the main access routes into Corvallis, especially the highway bridges over the river. There were many hundreds of cars parked down the Corvallis-Lebanon Highway (the main road into Corvallis, to the east of the river) that had been prevented from getting any closer by the roadblocks. Consequently there were thousands of people yelling at the soldiers to demand that they be let in. Whether to add their worship to my feet or throw another log on the fire wasn't clear.
The two bridges over the river into downtown Corvallis are both long and one-way. The two-lane northern bridge is for traffic going into town, and the direction of the one-lane southern bridge you can probably work out for yourself. Both bridges had to have roadblocks erected to control traffic because several idiots had tried to use the southern, long, one-lane, one-way bridge to get into town, presumably trusting Jesus to keep them safe from head-on collisions. That was foolish of them because Jesus was busy keeping safe all the fully clothed idiots who'd abandoned their cars and were trying to cross the river the wet way, many of whom were as good at swimming in water as they were at walking on it. Considering how against ANY sexual exhibition in public Christians are, they were doing a great job of turning Corvallis into a fucking mess.
The unfortunate people who'd bought our Peoria Road property from us were doubtless wishing it was surrounded by the 75th Rangers again, because TV showed that thousands of religiously inspired souvenir hunters had found it and were in the process of ripping the house apart to get keepsakes of 'Saint Mark', or whatever the hell they thought I was. The owners should have put their property on an eBay auction for an immediate cash sale, as they probably could've gotten millions more than it was worth, assuming there'd be a religious organization rich and silly enough to pay that much, which I thought was a safe assumption.
Our original home had the same problem too, but to a much lesser extent because it was inside the cordon around the town, and (I guessed) because it'd never been on the news before. Of course, now that it was repeatedly pictured on the news with the name of the street being mentioned, that advantage was destroyed. [Mom and Dad had originally rented it out, but had sold it when they were convinced that our post-Binion's bank account values were real.]
The native population of Corvallis was relatively subdued. The city had a fairly small population, and a good chunk of that was students with exams starting in a week or so. Plus Benton County's previous claim to fame was having the lowest rate of per capita church attendance of any county in the country, so it clearly had a population of above-average intelligence. Despite those advantages, there were still a few thousand locals who got themselves worked up over my resurrection, plus there were the few thousand imported idiots who'd managed to get into town before the barricades were put up, and the thousands that'd arrived on foot or by swimming the river since then. The latter group were continually arriving, mostly wet and bedraggled, and out of sorts from having to walk through town to get to our hill.
The soldiers and cops maintaining the half-mile perimeter around our hill were being increasingly outnumbered. With increasing numbers, the crowd was getting increasingly stupid, and it looked like it was only a matter of time before they broke through the cordon.
The Governor appealed for calm. Just in case his appeal didn't work (do they ever?), he was also sending every military and police reinforcement that he could lay his hands on. By air preferably, because abandoned vehicles and accidents had made the roads impassable for several miles around Corvallis.
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