Camp of the Saints

Camp of the Saints, Chapters 27-31

Chapter 27: The commander of a French warship tells the French president about his unit's disastrous encounter with the Last Chance Armada off the west African coast.
Chapter 28: The Last Chance Armada steams through Gibraltar into the Mediterranean.
Chapter 29: Spain braces for the Fleet, and then relaxes as it steams past. But not before dumping a few white "souvenirs" overboard.
Chapter 30: The last white passenger in the Fleet, His Grace the Catholic Bishop and apostolic prefect to the Ganges Region, is an object of respect and curiosity.
Chapter 31: On Good Friday evening, the President of France and the only minister he trusts (Jean Perret) take in the latest news on the approaching Last Chance Armada.
Contains some adult language and situations.

Camp of the Saints, Chapters 23-26

Chapter 23: The South African government, after warning the fleet not to land there, attempts a resupply mission. But the refugees reject their "racist" supplies!
Chapter 24: The French muster a second relief effort, attended by the Pope and other major celebrities, as the fleet heads up the west coast of Africa. Also rejected.
Chapter 25: Press outlets world-wide excuse and defend the "Last Chance Armada". Concerns are dismissed and denounced as racist.
Chapter 26: Concerned European government reps hold a secret meeting to discuss using military force to stop the Ganges fleet before it's too late.
Contains some adult language.

Camp of the Saints, Chapters 19-22

Chapter 19: As the Ganges fleet passes Ceylon, world press and other bad actors express their support.
Chapter 20: Life on board the miserable fleet. ***Contains explicit descriptions of orgiastic ***
Chapter 21: One of the ships sinks; an atrocity committed against its survivors shocks the world.
Chapter 22: The "Last Chance Armada" is turned away from the Suez Canal by an Egyptian gunboat, and heads south.

Camp of the Saints, Chapters 17 & 18

Chapter 17: Minister Orelle press conference on the French policy regarding "The Last Chance Armada", so dubbed by prominent pro-immigrant columnist Clement Dio.
Chapter 18: Popular radio commentators Albert Durfort and Boris Vilsberg come out in favor of welcoming the Armada to France, rejecting other solutions as racist.
Contains some adult language.

Camp of the Saints, Chapters 11-16

Chapter 11: Officials in India lose control as a hundred ships are stormed in mulltiple ports on the Ganges.
Chapter 12: In spite of the Belgian Consul's efforts, the India Star sets sail.
Chapter 13: The handful of white passengers discuss their future.
Chapter 14: Russian soldiers keep watch over poor Chinese peasants threatening to cross the border.
Chapter 15: Initial world reaction to the Ganges fleet is theoretical, and favorable.
Chapter 16: The French president and his ministers meet to discuss how to handle the Ganges fleet in the unlikely event it tries coming to France.
Re-recorded May 14, 2024

Camp of the Saints, Chapters 5-10

Chapter 5: Months earlier in Calcutta, the initial stirrings of what will become the Ganges fleet. First appearance of The Monster.
Chapter 6: Western officials in Calcutta meet as the natives grow restless.
Chapter 7: The brown underworld of Paris anticipates the invasion.
Chapter 8: Enormous crowds gather at the docks in Calcutta.
Chapter 9: The India Star, a massive steamer, is provisioned for a long voyage.
Chapter 10: The Monster leads a huge mass of people aboard the India Star.

Camp of the Saints, Chapters 1-4

Chapter 1: Professor Calgues studies the Ganges fleet from his home on Frances' Mediterranean coast. It's just run aground there, on Easter Sunday.
Chapter 2: Calgues and a college-age Frenchman discuss the momentous events of the day, from decidedly different perspectives.
Chapter 3: Calgues enjoys the last peaceful, perfect evening in his home, reflecting on the end of civilization as he has known it.
Chapter 4: The mayor of New York and a race-realist sociologist hired by the city discuss the curious drop in crime, as if the black and brown population are waiting to see the impact of the events in France.