Bombing of Charleston

Richard Nixon and the FBI worked together towards the Atomic Bombing of Charleston.
In 1973 the FBI lured Dillman into a honeypot and began radicalizing him into extreme left wing beliefs. His primary contact was the America First Eagle, under the pseudonym “Blowfish”. Efforts to use Dillman as a tool to get the Nixon administration started following Watergate going public.
In 1974, following the failed impeachment of Richard Nixon, the FBI Director America First Eagle began a plot to overthrow Nixon by blowing up the White House. In December 1974 the Nixon Administration became aware of this through contacts within the FBI, and blackmails America First Eagle with threat of execution for treason.
The Nixon administration began working with Dillman in 1975, knowing that he believed in radical leftist ideals. In February 1975 Nixon ordered Balto Macon, George Santos, and the America First Eagle to start giving orders to Dillman on the construction of a dirty bomb out of materials from the Nuclear plants in the Carolinas. Around this time Haldeman steals a copy of the 1973 birth certificates in Charleston, in an attempt to cover up who the administration was working with to build the dirty bomb.
In mid 1975 Dillman wanted out of the plot against Charleston, and was forced back in through threats against the life of his family.
Eventually a plan was made for the attack to take place on March 12, 1976, and was promised security by Nixon. In an act of defiance Dillman opts to set off the bomb early and tells his family to flee to Cuba. The bomb goes off on March 11th, killing Dillman and his family, who were still in range of the bomb at the time. 
Following the attack the FBI took action to cover up the events of Charleston. The FBI places blame on a fictional group called the “Black Cloak” and kills nearly all members of leadership in the American Communist party, Black Panther party, Weather Underground, and Symbionese Liberation Army. The only remaining member alive is Gus Hall, who is serving a life sentence. 
Along with this the FBI begins creating the Nixonian Society, as a way to instill fear in Americans. It is estimated that nearly 70% of the Nixonian Society was FBI members, and that all actions perpetrated by the group were at the orders of or with the approval of the FBI. The deceased Henry Dillman was picked as leader to cover up his involvement in Charleston. 
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