UFO Invasion: A New World. The life of people under alien occupation. Post-Apocalypse Audiobook.

Video Version: https://youtu.be/FqNQtSnj_sY

In a world where humanity is no longer the master of its own destiny, tyranny came not with the roar of bombs, but with the quiet buzz of drones. *"#UFO Invasion: A New World"* is a chilling #dystopia where technology has become an instrument of genocide and survival has become a crime. There are no high—profile battles with alien ships here - the war has long been lost. There are only people left, who have become figures in an impeccable extermination system, and the underground, where even breathing sounds like a challenge.
*The plot:*
It all started with the "digital census". Drones, scanners, chips — under the pretext of accounting, the population was divided into categories: **"useful"**, ** "conditional"**, ** "ballast"**. Green cards gave the right to life, yellow — to hard labor, red — to disappear in the furnaces of the "recovery camps." The government, hiding behind terminal screens, methodically erased cities, museums, and universities, and instead of the army, released "reapers" — punitive detachments that shoot to kill those whose chips turned out to be "invalid."
*The main characters* are six outcasts hiding in the ** "Pipe"**, a damp dungeon under the ruins of a technical school:
*Former orderly* (narrator), forced to forage for food in dead cities.
**Lina**, an accountant with a burned mute son, is a living testimony to the cruelty of the system.
** Blind Zhenya**, whose acute hearing replaces his eyes.
**Dina**, a girl who lost her voice after her village was razed to the ground.
** Old Vasya**, a furnace repair man, and ** Lech**, whose death, hugging a canister, was the beginning of the end.
Their world is rusty water from pipes, rats for dinner, and the fear of being put on the * "collective disposal list"**. But when the system marks them as ** "zero units"**, the group decides to escape beyond the **Perimeter* — a mythical border where, according to rumors, there is still a chance to become invisible to death algorithms.
* The road to nowhere:*
* Labor sects* with slaves in collars.
**Clusters of disassemblers** who sell organs for rations.
**Archive bunkers**, where the lists of the dead, declared alive long ago, are kept.
** The sacrifice of Dina**, who gave her body to save the child.
Every step along this route of despair is a test of humanity. Is it possible to remain human when the system declares you **"biomass"**? Is it worth fighting if your existence is just a bug in the database?
* The final:*
After reaching the Perimeter, the heroes are faced with the last choice. *The automated "Recovery Council" zone* offers "surveillance" instead of firing squad. But what awaits behind the door of the carriage with a white light — freedom or a new trap?
* Why it's worth listening to:*
** An atmosphere of hopelessness **, intertwined with barely a glimmer of hope.
**Tough ethical dilemmas**: the price of living in a world where even children are an "unregistered product."
**Technology as a weapon of genocide**: digital dehumanization, scanners instead of ships, executioner drones.
**Realistic post-apocalypse**: Not mutants and zombies, but people who have become their own worst enemies.
*"UFO Invasion: A New World"* is not a story about an invasion from the outside. This is a parable about how humanity itself built a concentration camp of the future, where algorithms decide who lives and whose bones will become soap. This is an audiobook for those who are ready to look into the abyss and wonder: what if tomorrow your name appears on the list of "energy loss"?
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