The Omega Wave

The world is on the brink of global peace. Our only hope of restoring the balance of war and destruction lies with a group of anti-techno Brethren.

A “Wayne Doyle” FILM
WRITTEN BY Wayne Doyle

The world is on the brink of global peace. Our only hope of restoring the balance of war and destruction lies with a group of anti-techno Brethren.

Who would have ever imagined that the radio waves being emitted from our cellphones could cause so much damage to mankind?

Normally the harmless waves pass right through us, but over-time they gradually build up in our systems. At first you experience mild headaches, then comes the restful sleeps and finally the uncontrollable urge to be nice to people.

Almost overnight there is a global change in consciousness. Strangers start helping one another, crime and violence completely stop. Peace is breaking out all over the world.

The world leaders hold a crisis meeting.
No wars means no armies, no guns, no bullets, no bombs, no torture, no pain no suffering...
Think of all of the countries, governments, businesses and people that rely on making a living through war! This will bankrupt many countries, and lead to a global recession that will last for decades.

Time is running put. In seven days, there could be complete peace on earth. A decision is made start a world war. Surely, the human race will fight back.

Armies are ordered to kill on sight. Civilians are ordered to carry guns are use them – on anybody. Weapons of mass destruction are launched on their own people.

With less than 24 hours before total peace is a reality, the world's leaders and armies are now inflicted with guilt and remorse, and incapable any further misery.

In a small town, a group of anti-techno Brethren are fighting back.
Using good old fashion technology and senseless violence, they are our only hope of cleansing the world of peace, and restoring mankind back to a preferred state of greed, chaos, suffering and war.

They also discover a radio wave frequency that can reverse the damage… Can they do it? Should they do it?