It is a paradoxical world. People with their imagination accept the wonders of the universe, which lead their thoughts to a higher power. They fear this higher power because they understand that they cannot control it. Everyday people, that is us, in our effort to live organized, social, and secure lives, choose through a system called democracy, other fellow human beings to represent us in the pursuit of proclaimed security and prosperity. This system is divided into three equivalent institutional powers and a Fourth informal one.

The legislative power, which believes it is superior with the support of the Fourth, has realized the inability to control the actions and decisions of this body. From the moment that the weakness of ordinary people against the threatened "implementation" of laws becomes conscious in this particular caste of rulers, a chord of exploitations begins. All ordinary people are marginalized as entities, scorned as citizens, bypassed as personalities, and ignored as souls. They are ignored. The articles of the book propose, in a decent way, a national awakening. A moral crusade.