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Do you remember the Ferguson effect riots? Well, there is a backstory only a few people in this country know about. No one is talking about it for fear of it being too crazy to mention. A story that, when read, might make you question your own sanity as well. This story is about a man who, while sitting in a prison cell, came up with a plan to redirect a major catastrophe in this country into a somewhat peaceful protest. You may have thought that was bad back then. It could have been a lot worse for everyone if this guy didn't do what he did. He went through the worst kind of punishment a man ...
Do you remember the Ferguson effect riots? Well, there is a backstory only a few people in this country know about. No one is talking about it for fear of it being too crazy to mention. A story that, when read, might make you question your own sanity as well. This story is about a man who, while sitting in a prison cell, came up with a plan to redirect a major catastrophe in this country into a somewhat peaceful protest. You may have thought that was bad back then. It could have been a lot worse for everyone if this guy didn't do what he did. He went through the worst kind of punishment a man could go through. The fear of losing a child. An attack on the mind brought on by a supernatural force that, when you look back at all the circumstantial evidence, proves there is a God out there calling out to us. This man went toe-to-toe with the devil himself, in my opinion, and won. Everything that happened to this guy is true, with his opinion thrown in now and then. He's not looking to offend anyone. His main goal is to get to the truth and get it out there so people can make up their own minds on what happened back then in Ferguson, Missouri, or even throughout this world in the year 2014 and the years that followed.
![Cover Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds. 2 Vols. [In 1]](https://bilder.buecher.de/produkte/66/66810/66810838n.jpg "Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds. 2 Vols. [In 1]")
