Book on Crime, Drug Use and Abuse. Why is crime so high rated in our country?
Book on Crime, Drug Use and Abuse. Why is crime so high rated in our country?
Who Has The Answer To Stop Crime?
Over the years, the City of St. Louis has had multiple problems with crime. The St. Louis Federal Investigation Agency had reviewed St. Louis Crime Statistic Reports, and learned that the city is mad. The crime percentage in St. Louis is greater than any other city in the United States. Crime has given St. Louis a horrible name.
There are probably more than 20,000 cities surrounding the United States. Out of 20 thousand cities, when it comes to crime, St. Louis had proven to be most violent and treacherous. The city is filled with a bunch of people who continually double cross one another. Now the entire world can see that St. Louis is a city not to be played with. This city is off the chain, and I now see why mothers are afraid to take their children to the neighborhood playground.
St. Louis was once ranked #1 for crimes. I do not yet know the city’s ranking in 2010, but I am sure it is pretty high. When a city is ranked #1 for crimes, that means, all types of felonies and misdemeanors have been performed throughout it. Also, a city posted number one for crimes is a place where much foul play has been in session.
The North side, the Southside, the Westside, and the Eastside have become fields of war. How can it be safe, when all four sides of a city is filled with crime? When all four sides of a city is active in crime, there is nowhere to run, nor is there a place to find refuge.
In these last and evil days, people are claiming spots as their territory. Nothing in the area is owned by them, but they claim it, as if it has been purchased by them. They even call it “My Turf”. It has to be something from within that makes people claim what they do not own.
Many innocent people have been victimized. The innocent are slain every day. Some people woke one morning feeling good about life. The day was normal, and perhaps it was payday. They walked out the front door, with thoughts on receiving an earned paycheck. Then, all of a sudden, someone brought crime into an innocent person’s presence. As this innocent person was about to get inside the car, he got shot and robbed. It is amazing how a crime can mess up a person’s life.
Crime has become St. Louis burden and affliction. People are taking on yokes by their own strength. Normally, human beings are subjects of obtaining burdens and afflictions. But St. Louis, which is a city, has conceived that same damaging effect. The body of Jesus suffered much affliction from crime led people, and St. Louis is suffering badly from the same movement (crime committing). If St. Louis had a mind to think for itself, its thoughts would be filled with misery all day long. All the times, St. Louis would have horrible anxiety attacks. Since St. Louis is a city, and cannot think for itself, it knows nothing about emotions and feelings. The longer people allow crime to keep its focus, the greater the burden and affliction St. Louis will feel.
In every city, people are the ones who commit crimes. When people hearts and minds are loyal to “self pleasure”, they do whatever it takes to get a fulfillment. They never realize that their lives are operating from evil mental misconduct. They thought about it; they planned it; and then pursued it, until reaching success.
From all of the crime practicing done in St. Louis, the people have become lawbreaking professionals. Crime committing in St. Louis has become a hobby to the people. People commit crime as if it is a sport. Their energy should be used on the basketball court, but they use it to steal, rob, and commit assaults.
Me, Brian Irons, wrote a book explaining why people commit crimes. In addition, the book also speaks about how and why my life got involved in committing crimes. My book is titled, “I Did Not Know”. Not only does this book explain why people commit crimes, but it also teaches which part of the Intelligent Human Brain any drug will control. It only takes a quick surge of mental empowerment to commit crimes, and my book dominantly teaches on that subject. If you want to read a book about drugs, the I Did Not Know is the one for you. My book exposes a wide range of knowledge about substance abuse, as well as teaching readers about the mental body (the brain).
The “I Did Not Know” book is written, to teach people how to disconnect their hearts and minds from the attachment of crime. When people’s hearts and minds have become attached to committing crimes, it is because their thoughts are filled with the persuasion of wickedness. Not only that, but when people commit crimes, their bodies become flesh of evil. The mind plots on ways to commit crimes; the heart sets to do it; the feet takes you to the place, and the hands reach out to make it a successful.
In order for a person to be detached from wickedness, it is going to