Hidden Deception comes with a price

Hidden Deception comes with a price  By: Renee Williams

When we hide behind the mask of deception, are we really making our inner selves?

Or delaying the inevitable?

If you look deep into the eyes of your victim.

You will find their soul there.

Night screams, cold terror sweats, now you realize who is at the other end of that barrel.

Masking what the light wants to reveal.

Sending blind rage to those who threat your anonymity.

Its a pend up emotion, only known by users, dealers, actors and their victims.

As you stump through the ice lakes of despair.

Thinking how you want to awaken from this cold lonely nightmare.

Remember you choose this path.

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Great e-books for less than $2.00

Mind of A Woman e-book is now on sale at Amazon for $1.99. When a drug addicted woman battle against her addiction life is rough. She tells her story through a series of poems. The physical copy of this book is also available through the publisher Createspace. The e-book is also available on Google Play Store for $1.50 You can receive a free sample of the book on Google Play store. This book is a poetry book.

When contract killer Tasha Fergerson find herself in the cross-hairs of her company, she goes on a killing spree. Her husband and sheriff of Hollybrook, Jalene Fergerson is a fugitive wanted by U.S. Marshals and crime organization El Diablo Familia unbeknownst to her. El Diablo Familia is a known international organizations with many operatives in very high places in many countries. In this page turning tale she finds herself killing people from Jalene's past, discovering her husband's true identity and rekindling an old flame with her lesbian lover Jackie. Now e-book now on sale at Amazon for $1.99. Physical copy available through the publisher Createspace. You can receive a free sample of the book on Google Play store.The e-book is available on Google Play Store
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What is your cat doing? A cute and adorable cat taps into the imagination of every boy and girl. He shows them many different occupations and inspire their dreams. The e-book is available on Amazon for $1.99 and on Google Play Store for $0.99. You can receive a free sample of the book on Google Play store. The physical copy is available through the publisher Createspace

E-Books on sale in time for Christmas!

    Mind of a Woman e-book is now on sale for $0.99 just in time for the holidays. This book is about a woman who struggle with drug addiction and homelessness. The story is told through poetry. 

Red Note A Time To Kill is now on sale for $0.99 Crime Thriller. When contract killer Tasha Fergerson find herself in the cross-hairs of her company, she goes on a killing spree. Her husband and sheriff of Hollybrook, Jalene Fergerson is a fugitive wanted by U.S. Marshals and crime organization El Diablo Familia unbeknownst to her. El Diablo Familia is a known international organizations with many operatives in very high places in many countries. In this page turning tale she finds herself killing people from Jalene's past, discovering her husband's true identity and rekindling an old flame with her lesbian lover Jackie.

What is your cat doing? is now on sale for $0.99. A cute and adorable cat taps into the imagination of every boy and girl. He shows them many different occupations and inspire their dreams.

ISIS: Fighting war on terror

Another BlockBuster hit from Jihad, complete with English-speaking militants, executions and ending with FBI searching for militants in the video. The new video is called “Flames of War,” the militant FBI is looking for started speaking in Arabic then switches to perfect English with a North American accent. In the video the same militant appears to coordinate an execution of Syrian soldiers. According to CNN, the United States will be doing a voice analysis and comparing it to people they have under surveillance. Officials say the killer appears to be a significant person of influence with the terror group. The jihadist appears to be articulate and persuasive. In the video, the jihadist makes reference to the Syrian soldiers assigned to 17th Division military base near the Syrian city of Raqqa. He states they are “digging their own graves in the very place where they were stationed.” Examiner cannot independently verify if the men in the video were actual Jihadist or soldiers were killed.

CBS News’ Clarissa Ward talks to a 26-year-old Dutch fighter called Yilmaz who abandoned his western lifestyle to fight Jihad in Syria. "I would fight anybody," said Yilmaz. "Even if it was my own father that was bombing these people, I would fight him and kill him myself." When asked if he missed his home and family. He stated "Yes, of course, of course. We left everything behind, when we migrated, everything, everything, our families our friends, basically our future." Yilmaz believes that American ideology is not needed or wanted in Syria. Citing western hypocrisy, "We don't want you," said Yilmaz. "We want our own laws. We want our own rules.""We want Islamic law," said Yilmaz. "It's the only solution." Yilmaz stated he doesn’t fight with ISIS but he doesn’t condemn them, Assad is not the only enemy these days. Current U.S.-led airstrikes against Islamic militant in Iraq and Syria stirred up the belief that the west is fighting a war on Islam.

Check out my books

Red Note: A Time To Kill

What is your cat doing?

Mind of a Woman 

Jimmy Fallon and will.i.am team up "Ew!"

Jimmy Fallon and will-i-am team up to make a video, and rap about things that is “Ew!” The pair dressed up like teenage girls as a part of Fallon’s recurring “Tonight Show,” “Ew!” Fallon dressed as Sarah a character he often plays while will.i.am became mir.i.am. Together, the two created a musical list of all things “Ew!” One listen, and “Ew!” will probably insight laughter. The song is on sale at iTunes and all proceeds go to charity. Cost of the single is $1.29, which is seriously not “Ew!” The two charities receiving the money from “Ew!” are i.am.angels foundation and SeriousFun Children’s Network.

will.i.am launched the i.am.angel foundation in 2009 to transform lives through education, inspiration and opportunity. i.am.angel foundation administer charitable activities and programs such as scholarships (i.am scholarship), financial literacy and home mortgage assistance (i.am House) and college preparation and student life (i.am College Track). One of Will’s dream is to restore the now desert Boyle Heights to its formal glory. When Will was younger the Boyle Heights was a thriving industrial area. Now, he wants to connect talented people and people with skills to build businesses, give people pride, direction and the opportunity to foster growth and a healthy future. According to Business2Community, Will said “We need to rebuild America for those who dream big and have a sense of community. That’s what we’re trying to do.”

SeriousFun Children’s Network mission is to create opportunity for children and their families to reach beyond serious illness and discover joy, confidence and a new world of possibilities, free of charge. The charity was started in 1988 when the founder, Paul Newman wanted to give eternally ill kids a chance to “kick back and raise a little hell” The camp was born along with a global movement. Paul’s legacy has touch thousands of children and their families in the U.S., Europe, Asia, Latin America and Africa since 1988.

Raw Footage: Cops smash window, Taser and drag a man out in front of his kids

An Indiana family filed a lawsuit after police drew guns, busted a car window and used a Taser on an adult passenger during a traffic stop. A little girl can be heard crying in the background of the video as police broke a window, used Taser and drag an unarmed man from the vehicle. Lisa Mahone, woman speaking in the video said she was pulled over Sept. 25 by Hammond police for a seat belt violation as she drove with her boyfriend and their two children to a Chicago hospital, where her mother was on her death bed.

Mahone handed over her license and proof of insurance. The police then asked her boyfriend, Jamal Jones, for his ID. Jones told police he didn’t have an ID because he had recently gotten a ticket, when reached inside his book bag on back seat to show them the ticket. Officers drew guns on the couple and their 14-year-old son and 7-year-old daughter. The teen boy began recording the encounter on a cell phone. The officer guns prompted Mahone to call 911 in fear for her life and her children’s lives. She can be heard speaking to the 911 dispatcher.

Mahone told WFLD-TV “Oh my god, he’s pulling me over like I robbed a bank, the whole situation was just crazy.” Jones said "So once the kids were scared, I wasn't gonna get out of the car and leave my kids in the car. He was being so aggressive." "I don't know you and I don't know what you're going to do," an officer told Jones. He responded, "That's why I have my windows up. I'm not no harm to you right now. I got my kids in the car and you're drawing your weapon."One of the police officers took out their baton to smash the window. Police officer used Taser on Jones and dragged him out of the car. The couple filed a federal lawsuit Monday against the Hammond police department, stating the officers overstepped their authority.