Today I interviewed Joe Muhammad, a disabled NSM worker. He talked to me about the night shift he worked after the war. He described the abandoned homes with caution tape wrapped around the doors and said if the tape was broken there was a zombie invasion. He began to tell me about Quislings, people who acted like zombies, and this is when I realized his life would never be the same after the war. Muhammad then told me a story where he first encountered a Quisling and almost killed it, but spotted blood and dropped his weapon. He then explained the new operations to keep the neighborhood safe.
April 23, 2009
Joe Muhammad- Wenatchee, Washington
Today I interviewed Joe Muhammad, a disabled NSM worker. He talked to me about the night shift he worked after the war. He described the abandoned homes with caution tape wrapped around the doors and said if the tape was broken there was a zombie invasion. He began to tell me about Quislings, people who acted like zombies, and this is when I realized his life would never be the same after the war. Muhammad then told me a story where he first encountered a Quisling and almost killed it, but spotted blood and dropped his weapon. He then explained the new operations to keep the neighborhood safe.
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