For several years, even starting as far back as early childhood, I had always known that something was not quite right in this world. There was always this feeling of needing to escape a situation or.

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Defy the rules or regulations of a situation. For me, rebellion or defiance came easy.

That's to say that I went against the grain once too often and constantly over stepped my bounds because I knew that authority was wrong. To this very day, I usually find myself in situations where i question the same authority that I had as a child or teenager.

Understandably, most children or teens are quite the rebellious type already. But this went much deeper for me.

I had a tendency to break the rules of rules already broken. Which means I pushed those boundaries more often than I followed the crowds.

For years I watched films and television shows telling futuristic tales of Government control, manipulation, societal genocide, the introduction to forced compliance. Often times sitting back with friends and family uttering these same words time and again, "That will Never happen Here, not ever, people are too smart for this.

"However, today I am not so optimistic, considering that what i had witnessed on a movie or television screen is literally happening right before my very eyes. When the few can tell the many what to think, eat, drink, believe in, and even participate in then you already know you have lost total and personal control over your own life and lifestyle.

As If either one was ever yours to begin with. In this book I have chosen specific content to discuss that has pertinent impact your life and that of many others, and how what those few have decided can greatly affect your own outcome and decisions in life.

In a world where we are drugged to the to the maximum, we ingest chemical laden foods, drink poisonous water, and fill our heads with fantasy and enhanced hallucinations to feel better about the choices we let others dictate for us. When you finally realize this world was not meant for your personal comfort and convenience, then maybe you are one step closer to breaking away.

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