Gang Stalking – Finally…Justice on June 7, 2013?

EFF_icon_priv (Photo credit: ElectronicFrontierFoundation)

EFF_icon_priv (Photo credit: ElectronicFrontierFoundation)

Senator Ron Wyden (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

I had to go back  to the store today to get some things I forgot. I usually hate going to the store so much, I grab what I can, pay, and get the hell out.  So I end up forgetting to get what I need.

Today, I got everything I needed,  made a left turn and found myself in the last aisle.  But I stopped, it was like a traffic jam.  All the perps were  in the last  aisle, and all of them had carts and tried to prevent me from getting through.  When I realized what was happening, I went Rambo.  I just took my cart and ramboed my way through every cart.  I didn’t care if their children were in the way.  If they don’t care enough about their children to put them in harm’s way, I don’t care about them either.  I was just like Rambo. It took me half a minute, or less, to get through all the carts.  The perps didn’t say a word.  They all stood around in shock.  They probably thought they were going to stop me and make me go around.  What silly fools they are!  I’m an expert at stuff like this. There are a few lessons I’ve learned growing up in New York, and going around traffic is kid’s play.

Well, anyway, that’s just fluff stuff.

What I’m going to write about is  the Justice Department.  The Justice Department has till June 7, 2013 to answer  a formal request made by Electronic Frontier Foundation(EFF) to reveal a classified document that details unconstitutional surveillance of American citizens.  The Justice Department has tried to keep the document secret for over a year now.  The EFF filed a Freedom of Information Act(FOIA) to get information, but the Justice Department denied the request.  The EFF then went to  Judge Reggie B. Walton and made a formal request to get information.  Judge Walton agreed and requested the Justice Department respond in writing why the request can’t be granted. The judge told the Justice Department they have until June 7, 2013 to give him the information.

So, can you imagine, finally, we’re getting somewhere.  The Justice Department has to answer why they can’t give information out on  surveillance of American citizens.

This information was first revealed by Senator Ron Wyden in July, 2012.  Remember those forms I requested you fill out and send to Senator Wyden of  Oregon?  I filled mine out and sent it to the Senator and offered to testify if he needed someone. I never heard from him, but he’s been quietly working on this.

Maybe we’re a step closer to everyone finding out what’s going on.  I’m keeping track of  what’s going on with this, and I can’t wait for June 7, 2013 to find out  what comeback the Justice Department has. It’ll probably come back with the same old, same old excuse – that national security’s involved. Same lame excuse it used last time. Maybe the judge will overturn the Justice Department and tell them to open up their files.

So come June 7, 2013, we’ll find out what’s going to happen. But it’s a step closer.  Maybe the perps should start putting their lives in order before they serve jail time, and so should their handlers.

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