Anthony Blackwell or Poohgie as his mother and siblings call him because of his love for Winnie the Pooh, keeps waking up with his entire body covered with perspiration and his heart racing. He curses God and tells Him he does not need heaven. He does not need His pity or mercy. "How can You have mercy on me now after what You've allowed?" Through harsh trials and tribulation, Cassandra, Poohgie's mother realizes the great love that exist and continues to grow within her family. How can God destroy a family like this? For years he and his family have relived day after day and dream after dream the horrifying murder of his father and older brother by what is defined as justice or the law. When can parents have the right to discipline their children without the interference of those who actually give the children the power to govern their parents. It makes Poohgie furious to know and experience the heart break of loving parents being murdered for loving their children. Will whites and blacks respect the blood that flows in each others veins and form a new harmony? Can a mad man's tactic really work? Poohgie has revealed his secret, what will happen now? Will he be turned in? Will he have to kill? Poohgie shows the "enemy" how he loves the world through his eyes. What it is like to be a black man in America. How it feels to be judged because of how you look and not your defined character. How unjust the judiciary system really is. He discovers he is equally guilty of the hate and prejudice he fights against, and once again prays to a God he has dismissed. Will this end in a win win scenario, or will the walls be painted in red? Will the sleeping God intervene? Will Satan prevail? Will there be peace after all? Do you want to know? Whiteout .. Peter D Chisholm story.