Overpopulation Going Too far.wmv
A moment of enlightenment on the effects of overpopulation. The problems with society that we all see are these effects. Abuse, homelessness, murder, lacking human morale, One solution to all problems of society could lie with procreation laws. This would decide who exactly would be good and worthy parents; and how many children each parent may have. These efforts would reduce the population and increase the quality of those in the population and their quality of life. No more homeless, no more abuse, no more delinquent children, poverty will begin to disappear.
The End is the Beginning Michigan, July 23, 2010 — New book by 13-year-old author tells the story of extreme child abuse and survival. Armond DeGasperis speaks up to protect other children from the horrors of childhood trauma and abuse. An innocent child, the product of two completely self-destructive people, born into a life of abuse and total dysfunction. Meet the 13-year-old survivor of excruciating pain and total victimization. This book is a symbolic release of accumulated weight carried from a painful past. In coming forward, the hope is to derive something positive from something so painful for the author. Reaching out- beyond oneself as nothing more than a survivor to help raise awareness for all abused and neglected children. Book Details Paperback: 58 pages Publisher: CreateSpace (June 29, 2010) Language: English ISBN-10: 1453602828 ISBN-13: 978-1453602829 Product Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.2 inches Shipping Weight: 5 ounces Related Categories: Autobiography / Personal Memoirs About the Author — Armond DeGasperis went through what was said to be one of the most dreadful cases of abuse. Armond is the 13-year-old survivor of the darkest, most disturbing violations and experiences imaginable. Take a chilling look into his early childhood that was filled with sadness, nightmares and terror. Sense his unforgettable shame, feel the excruciating pain given by one’s own parents. These repulsive crimes are so hideous that at times they may throw you off guard. Witness first …