Argumentative Essay: Radio Free Catholic Education
22nd of August, despite being a Monday, turned out to be the day that an exclusive episode of the popular Republic Program sponsored podcast, Radio Free Catholic Education, or RFCE, was broadcasted to the public during the morning hours. As commonly expected from everyone who listened to the show for the past few years it had been broadcasting, the voice of former Republic Program Representative (and secretly, a BCA and Coalition member) Beatrice Peterson conducted her usual routine. [Voice of Beatrice Peterson]: “Ladies and Gentleman, boys and girls of the Greater American Catholic School System, you are listening to RFCE – Radio Free Catholic Education. I am your stalwart host, Beatrice, and this 22nd of August is one of our exclusive episodes. Coming to you all live from the Catholic Diocese of Las Vegas, we take you straight to the news for this Monday morning… Las Vegas police, in addition to federal counterparts, are still stumped over
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“Look, the reason why the Archdiocese moved the date four dates ahead was because of a dead student, whose body was ‘mysteriously’ found at the grounds of Archbishop Webster,” she explained. “The body belonged to an Archbishop Webster student by the name of Eric Holt, otherwise notoriously known by many in the Dweller world as the ‘Butcher of Forgotten Hamlet.’” The stoplight up ahead suddenly turned green, and she controlled to drive as usual. “Why was he killed?” wondered Brenda. She replied, recalling the details, “Holt was a mass-murderer, a drug smuggler and an enforcer for the Ludwig Crime Family, one of the four families in the Dweller Mob. He and his men probably killed as many as two hundred Dwellers, most the deaths occurred in or around a Dweller city called ‘Forgotten Hamlet’, hence the name.” “Does the Archbishop, his family or anyone in the Children’s Paradise aware of his activities since the past several months?” Brenda
“Look, the reason why the Archdiocese moved the date four dates ahead was because of a dead student, whose body was ‘mysteriously’ found at the grounds of Archbishop Webster,” she explained. “The body belonged to an Archbishop Webster student by the name of Eric Holt, otherwise notoriously known by many in the Dweller world as the ‘Butcher of Forgotten Hamlet.’” The stoplight up ahead suddenly turned green, and she controlled to drive as usual. “Why was he killed?” wondered Brenda. She replied, recalling the details, “Holt was a mass-murderer, a drug smuggler and an enforcer for the Ludwig Crime Family, one of the four families in the Dweller Mob. He and his men probably killed as many as two hundred Dwellers, most the deaths occurred in or around a Dweller city called ‘Forgotten Hamlet’, hence the name.” “Does the Archbishop, his family or anyone in the Children’s Paradise aware of his activities since the past several months?” Brenda