Trust: The Rigors Under Sadistic Transgressors

The author believes that "rigidity is not the rule of life". Every sane man has his or her mind to make up in times of decisions for ideals and ideas that leads his idiosyncratic embellishments. Most of the stories in this book are all true and sometimes hard to believe. What pleases the author is his ability to have been able to let the world know what happens in places he has been to or lived --- and that such heinous happenstances must have in maybe happened in worst case scenarios somewhere else on this planet undetected and in most cases unreported. Most just suffer in silence and in man made heartless screeching grinding agonizing bandaged bondage. Things happen and will continue to happen. Even in the face of adversity, jealously proclaim and protect your nobility, personality and integrity. These days, most insidious things are completely uncompleted, which means the circle of dooms for the oppressed continue to widen if most succumb to riding and living stoicism. I recommend this book to be read for one to have an inkling to many (either) unknown or what might be around them waiting to either maim their hearts or reduce their personality to nothingness. Accept you are human and deserve better to be treated as equals in all ramifications. No questions and stay so.