Gang Stalking – Government Drones and family.

Well, I finally got to see my nephew. The visit lasted about two hours and he had to get up early to go to work. I thought he was  attending a convention at The Las Vegas Convention Center, but he’s not. He’s here to work. He’s here to work on drones. He makes them so the government can target people. He told me he gets paid very well. So well that he thinks it’s worth  it  to live away from his family. He travels all over the world on the  contractor’s money.  His firm, I don’t remember the name he told me, is a subcontractor for the government.  The subcontractor makes drones and every person makes different parts. He told me the part he makes, but I can’t remember what it is.   The thought that my nephews makes weapons of destruction does not make me happy. But obviously, he’s happy in his job and it pays very, very well. At first I thought he hit targets, so this makes me feel better that he’s not killing anyone. He’s only making the weapons.

My nephew will be returning in three weeks and we’re planning(?) to see the Las Vegas I don’t get to see.  The Vegas a lot of visitors don’t even know about.  The mountains, the great parks, etc.

Did I discuss what’s happening to me? Yes, but only slightly.  He asked me if I was happy? I said to him, “Do you want to know the truth or hear a lie?”  He said a lie. So I told him how happy I am and how great it is living in Las Vegas. And he knows I’m a target and what’s happening to me.  Well, I don’t want to bore you to death about my nephew’s visit,  but  he is  like the rest of my family. He’s going along with the program to harass me. A few things happened which definitely told me he is  in the program.  But I want to keep him in my life and I don’t want to mess that up.  I’m sure he will read my blog, or he’ll be told what I wrote about him. So the less I say the better.

I hope after reading my blog, my nephew will still want to talk to me. I don’t know how he’ll take it reading about himself.  But the truth is the truth.

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Gang Stalking – The government considers you a terrorist if you do any of the things below.

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The government considers you a terrorist if you do any of the following things:

1.   You own a gun.

2.   You believe in Conspiracy theories.

3.   While sitting on a park bench or a public place, you text privately.

4.   You carry observation equipment, or stand around in the same area too long.

5.   You pay cash at a hotel.

6.   You have more than seven days of food.

7.    You question the government’s war policy.

8.    Write a blog protesting what the government is doing (they know you’re telling the truth and don’t want it to get out).

9.    Ask questions about Wall Street big shots getting government help.

10.  Protest anything.

11.   Oppose genetically engineered food.

12.   You hold gold (you own gold because you don’t trust the dollar).

13.   Support Ron Paul.

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14.   Wear a hoodie (they can’t see your face and you might be up to something, otherwise, why would you wear a hoodie?).

15.   Have bumper stickers anywhere on your car protesting anything the government does.

16.   Take pictures or videos.

17.    Write on a piece of paper (don’t you know that no one writes anymore, especially on paper).

18l     Buy flashflights (what do you need flashlights for?)

19.     Criticize the government killing innocent people with drones.

20.     You’re a lone wolf.

21.     You carry a backpack.

22.     You don’t own a phone.

If you do any of the above things, the government considers you a terrorists.  Well, I can tell you, I’m considered a terrorist.  I write on paper, write a blog, pay in cash, wear a hoodie, have bumper stickers, have flashlights, etc.

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Gang Stalking – Senate Intelligence Committee stop taking up space on t.v.

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I couldn’t write my blog yesterday.  My computer was not working, and spent all day fixing it.  The hackers are back to their old games.  Don’t these people have anything to do with their lives?  I sometimes don’t believe what I’m going through.  There must be a way for us to get information out to people. There has to be!

I did notice that “targets” were the topic of conversation.  Not us targets, of course.  The news  was full of reports of drones, and American citizens who were thought to be drone targets of U.S. government overseas.  But at least the term “targets” was out  there.

“Targets” is the term used by the Senate Intelligence Committee hearing held yesterday.  The Committee was questioning John Brennan, White House pick for C.I.A. Chief.  The Committee had questions about the drone program and its targeting of Americans overseas, and how a target is  thought to be guilty, even if  no proof exist that the target  is dangerous.  The target can be killed if  he appears to be of  “imminent” danger to Americans.

In my opinion, the  Senate Intelligence Committee is a joke. They really don’t want to find out what the truth is about Americans overseas becoming drone targets.  All they’re doing is trying to show Americans that they’re doing something to protect our rights. Yeah, they are.   Thanks for the laugh Senate Intelligence Committee.

But it would be nice if something came out of this committee.  Maybe some information would come out about what they’re doing to Americans here in the good old U.S. of A.

But I doubt the Senate Committee will find out anything.  All they are doing is wasting our money and nothing else.  And, of course, all the senators are getting free television time. The senators all love seeing themselves on television looking like they’re doing something.

What a joke the Senate Committee is.

Stop wasting our money, Senate Intelligence Committee. Go back to doing nothing, and stop taking up space on television.

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Gang Stalking – PostaDay 2011 – Do you think it’s unethical to use unmanned drones in war?

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Really, what does it matter what I think?  It’s being done.  It is the 1 percent who decide these things.  We the 99 percent have to endure their lapses of judgment.

Do I think it’s unethical? Yes.  And no.  Sending out the drones save a lot of lives.  The American soldiers don’t have to be on the field getting shot at.  The drones can be sent in to do the job, thus saving a lot of  American lives. So using the drones this way, I can agree to.  But just the thought of sending these drones out, scares me.  What if the operator makes a miscalculation and the drones hit a lot of civilians.  Innocent civilians who have done nothing.  I think it’s happened a few times

.  The other day, I heard that 24 Pakistani soldiers suffered this fate. They were all killed.  The drones were mis-directed.  This is what scares me.  The mis-directed drones.  What if, some day, one of these drones changed direction and headed for the United States.  Then what?

So in one way I think it’s ethical, but in another way unethical.  I really think something should be done about improving misdirection of drones.

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