Behind the Uniforms: The Deceivers

By JJ Gallego

The history of this book contains a large percentage of veracity and a minimum of fiction. The names of the characters are not the originals for the protection of the protagonists. Sad mind already found between us the views are exclusively of the author.

My intent is that readers who have the opportunity to read this book realize of falsehood that there is out in the world. You young boys, who are our future in the world, think about your actions twice before taking a wrong step.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: May 4, 2018
• ISBN: 9781477253229

JJ Gallego

JOHN J. GALLEGO- He was born, February 6, 1965 in the city of Medellin Antioquia, Colombia. At a very young age he liked business. During holidays and during the weekends, he used to sell worthy objects. In which in an early age, hed save all the money and move to the United States, along with brothers, sisters, and parents. Also to continue school and his studies. At the age of twenty-two, he got engaged. John J. Gallego had two daughters, and one son. He fought battle throughout the years to keep his family in the country. Far from those battles, twenty-three years later, his wife and he divorced. At 46 years of age, John began writing books, this being his first book in which became one of the most read in recent times.

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Published by AuthorHouse 08/19/2013

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Contents

Biography

Comment

Intro

CHAPTER I: The Nuns

CHAPTER II: Priests

CHAPTER III: Uniformed

CHAPTER IV: Doctors Or Physicians

CHAPTER V: Pastors Or Servants Of God

CHAPTER VI: The Witches Craft

CHAPTER VII: The Drug Addicts

CHAPTER VIII: Fraud Companys

CHAPTER IX: Drug Addicts And Alcoholics

CHAPTER X: Gold Digers

CHAPTER XI: The Haters

Prologue

Summary

BIOGRAPHY

THE AUTHOR

JOHN J. GALLEGO—He was born, February 6, 1965 in the city of Medellin Antioquia, Colombia. At a very young age he liked business. During holidays and during the weekends, he used to sell worthy objects. In which in an early age, he’d save all the money and move to the United States, along with brothers, sisters, and parents. Also to continue school and his studies.

At the age of twenty-two, he got engaged. John J. Gallego had two daughters, and one son. He fought battle throughout the years to keep his family in the country. Far from those battles, twenty-three years later, his wife and he divorced. At 46 years of age, John began writing books, this being his first book in which became one of the most read in recent times.

COMMENT

The history of this book contains a large percentage of veracity and a minimum of fiction. The names of the characters are not the originals for the protection of the protagonists. Sad mind already found between us the views are exclusively of the author.

My intent is that readers who have the opportunity to read this book realize of falsehood that there is out in the world. You young boys, who are our future in the world, think about your actions twice before taking a wrong step.

INTRO

Who are Nuns Priests’ official doctors? Do they perhaps appear to be or that we all believe that they are? I think that not. There are a percentage of them who are not but some fakes who hide behind a uniform or dress, consuming a malignant personality. For example: the Nuns are perhaps frustrated women, which could not give his love to a man or decided perhaps that it failed in a relationship to hide behind a habitat to thus be able to satisfy their revenge against their own family or other people.

Priests would have the same. Or in truth, they deprive of carnal, desires, and temptations that exist in life but tell me of the officers who behind this uniform. They make and commit the most heinous crimes that cannot exist without anyone to tell nothing. But tell me of the doctors. Those who make an oath but do not to save lives, to see who is richer in a short time. These to be created gods and who dare to tell patients how long they have to live.

So are these with uniforms those who believe that they lead the fate of the world with its false knowledge and his intern garment? What do you think? That the percentage is smaller than what you may think? Then I’ll ask you, what causes us so much impact that we feel so weak against that power to those Fakes. And if exceeds the percentage that in truth worry about helping others that we do not see and that goodness is not noticeable? Perhaps mankind is so blind that we cannot see?

Tells me the herbalists drug addicts, alcoholics, the scammers, the infidels, and the gold-diggers are as fake as the first group; with the difference that drift by ignorance and weakness they have in mind who don’t realize they could come out of that abyss which meet only say no, but they are they deluding themselves if same, and continue to fall more and more in this abyss not wanting to accept aid that they offer. In these chapters in contrary stories real and fictional based stories narrated by the actors themselves but their names have been changed for the safety of themselves.

This book bears the main title. Behind uniforms, people may not seem who they could be. The author is the narrator and writer of these several chapters in this book. Established on experiences during the growth and development of his life and other people.

CHAPTER I

The Nuns

W hy do these beings decide to serve our God? Perhaps they are afraid of confrontation to life or indeed born a vocation to leave all material things and focus on their faith. There’s one in particular: a young lady about 22 years old, had recently suffered a disappointment in love. She believed that life was meaningless, and that the only way was entering a convent, her parents are very happy that one of the 13 children was to be dedicated to serving God. They give the blessing.

But in truth perhaps did the young woman have faith or was it just an escape from the sadness that enveloped her in those moments. Months passed and the new novice new wing accommodated convent life, you could tell that she enjoyed many privileges; she dedicated herself to continue her studies, obtaining degrees in psychology, and theology. Time passed, but at the servant of God, kept deep inside her being a little secret, what would it be? Was very facial discover over time, was the hatred and had not been overcome and as expected only revenge, but how and with whom? Perhaps she was going to punish innocent people for her failed relationship? Other of the questions, in what way was she going to do so? Was really more the hatred, then that love of God?

It all started when one of his sisters, and nephew accompanied her to visit a patient, well so I thought the nephew, who was proud to have a nun aunt, who saw the nephew start to think of why the nuns, who should serve god and do good, because they were there? The place was very poor to very poor appearance as soon entered that place the nephew could see several people waiting for turns, but for what? Perhaps there was a doctor and these people were sick? Or perhaps her aunt had come to give them communion, to persons who could not go wing church?

The major echicero said Don Carlos delivery several branches and jars with strange substances, while his aunt gave him a good amount of money, then withdraw from the place crackled. The nephew, thinking back on what has ever witnessed, and cannot give credit, and wonders likewise, if your aunt is a nun, who should be in a convent Sir seeing God was doing in that crackled place? Very sarcastically,