Gang Stalking – Some day, we will need permission to use bathroom.

Monument to the victims of Totalitarianism (Photo credit: Juliano Mattos)

“Woodfall’s Law of Landlord and Tenant” (Photo credit: umjanedoan)

Social Security Card (Photo credit: 401(K) 2013)

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Nazi Germany test2 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Adolf Hitler in Yugoslavia. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

I walked into the office today to pay my rent, and this is the sign that greeted me:

[NOTICE OF PARTICIPATION IN THE IDENTITY, DETECT, AND LOCATE PROGRAM.

For the safety of all our customers, this establishment voluntarily provides tenants‘ names, dates of birth, Social Security Numbers, drivers’ license numbers, vehicle license, and tenant building/apartment numbers to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.

The information is utilized by police department to determine wanted person status.  No criminal history information will be disseminated to property owner/agents.

You are under no obligation, knowing this, to enter into a rental agreement, and will suffer no forfeiture or other financial penalty for exercising your right to decline to do so.]

I asked the manager  about the sign.  She told me it did not apply to me. It applied only to new tenants.

Talk about becoming a totalitarian country!  This sounds like a sign the Nazis would have put up. This sounds to me like the beginning of  information given to the police so they can track  all tenants.

I told this to the manager, and she said it was to keep us all safe.

That’s how it begins.  Use the excuse that it’s to  keep us all safe, and people will not protest.  After a while, more and more of these things will happen, and the people will just think that it’s to keep them safe.  And before they know it, they’ll all be under a government that will tell them when they’re allowed to go to the bathroom.

I really feel as if I’m living at the beginning of the Nazi era. This sign gave me the creeps.  I thought of Nazi Germany right away.

I hope people wake up before it’s too late.  Before we’re all put into Nazi camps.

We’re getting closer and closer to a totalitarian state.

Let me know what you think of the sign.  Does it give you the creeps as it gives me?

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Gang Stalking – PostaDay 2011 – What is it you always talk about, but never do?

What is it you always talk about, but never do?  Why is it often on your mind?  Why does it never happen??

I guess I’m always thinking I have to get my driver’s  license.  I let my license expire, and ever since then, I tell myself I have to get my license.  That’s all I ever think about.  Day in and day out.  But I don’t do anything about getting it.  I really want to, but, somehow, I can’t push myself to go to the DMV.

It’s often on my mind because I keep thinking about all the things I could be doing, but are not doing because of no license.  If I had my license, I would be able to rent a car and drive all over Nevada.  I’d be able to see all the beautiful Nevada scenery.  I’d be able to visit Hoover Dam, Charleston Mts., Yosemite Valley, Death Valley, and, oh, so many other beautiful places in Nevada.  People who visit Nevada rarely go beyond the Las Vegas strip, and miss a lot of fantastic scenery.  And so am I by not getting my license.

But I guess I don’t do it because of the people who are gang stalking me.  I’ve heard too many stories about targets being driven off the road, and how it’s not safe to drive a car.  Some people don’t drive their cars at all.  They take the bus to get around instead of driving and leave their cars at home.  They consider it too dangerous.  So I figure I’m safer not getting a license.  If I got my license, I’d start driving around, and who knows what would happen to me.  Better that I stay safe instead of regretting that someone drove me off the road.

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Gang Stalking – Off Topic – PostaDay 2011 – If your house were on fire, what would you grab first?

If I had only a minute to grab some things, what would I take?  I’ve asked myself this question before.   And I know exactly what I would take.

The furniture,  food and other things like that, I can easily replace.  But there are some things which would be a lot harder to restore.  Some you can never replace.  First, I would run and get all my I.D. and, of course, personal family pictures.  Some pictures of family can never be recovered.  Like photos of my mother.  If  her photos were ruined, I wouldn’t be able to restore them.  And that would really upset me.  She’s no longer alive and  every photo of her is like a precious gem.

And, of course, today without I.D., you just don’t exist.  Go somewhere today without I.D.  and you won’t get very far.  Try to renew your driver’s license without a photo I.D.  and see what that gets you.  Or try to buy something on your credit or debit card without I.D.  Today, a lot more stores are checking your I.D. when you buy something.  No I.D., no luck buying something.  You can always go to the bank and get cash from the ATM, but that would be an inconvenience if you are not near one.

If a minute wasn’t long enough to get both my I.D. or family photos, I would run to get the family photos of my mother.  I.D. can eventually  be replaced all sort of ways, but family photos very rarely. And the rest of the stuff,  I wouldn’t worry about.