For 35 years the FBI broadcast several elements of character assassination directed at me. One was "He's a retired drug dealer." That may explain one reason why I've been under 24/7 surveillance including but not limited to telephone, computer and USPS mail communications for so many years continuing after 45 years. When I complain as I did on this blog e.g., at this link on April 5, 2015,
http://enoughroom.blogspot.com/2015/04/lawyer-makes-distinction-between-bias.html
they just change their lies. They usually recruit a group who does not know me. They say "He's never been here," wherever here is at the moment. Who's going to believe him, they ask? He's poor. We've convinced everyone he's crazy, and no one knows him, after 45 years of scaring people and slandering him. That is what passes for accountability for government thugs and their useful idiot criminals who do their dirty work.
The latest recruited group reportedly is the AARP (American Association of Retired Persons), as if they never heard of me. They only need to say, "He's never been here before." Facts are unimportant. They perform the same boring pattern of harassment as the previous ones, e.g., nine crime families, local police, FBI informants, Harvard University campus police, building superintendents, contractors, graduate students in psychology at Harvard University Medical School, etc. who were recruited before them. First they try to provoke me by harassing me as I do errands. Next they use young women as bait trying to have me arrested for attacking women, I suppose. It indicates they have depraved minds if that is what they think expect. They have no idea of how much criminal government abuse I experienced from demented police, FBI informants, Communists, government psychologists and psychiatrists, and assorted sociopaths.
When those two protocols fail to achieve their goal, they enhance the harassment where I live disturbing my sleep and keeping me awake for up to eight hours when they are not waking me up every one or two hours. It does wonders for rational thought and long term planning. But also it is a major source of stress, intentional infliction of emotional and psychological stress.
That is how homosexual police employees and FBI employees are held accountable in the state of Massachusetts in 2015. The state which is controlled by Harvard University and their alumni in government.
The latest recruited group reportedly is the AARP (American Association of Retired Persons), as if they never heard of me. They only need to say, "He's never been here before." Facts are unimportant. They perform the same boring pattern of harassment as the previous ones, e.g., nine crime families, local police, FBI informants, Harvard University campus police, building superintendents, contractors, graduate students in psychology at Harvard University Medical School, etc. who were recruited before them. First they try to provoke me by harassing me as I do errands. Next they use young women as bait trying to have me arrested for attacking women, I suppose. It indicates they have depraved minds if that is what they think expect. They have no idea of how much criminal government abuse I experienced from demented police, FBI informants, Communists, government psychologists and psychiatrists, and assorted sociopaths.
When those two protocols fail to achieve their goal, they enhance the harassment where I live disturbing my sleep and keeping me awake for up to eight hours when they are not waking me up every one or two hours. It does wonders for rational thought and long term planning. But also it is a major source of stress, intentional infliction of emotional and psychological stress.
That is how homosexual police employees and FBI employees are held accountable in the state of Massachusetts in 2015. The state which is controlled by Harvard University and their alumni in government.
[From article]
For more than two decades, the Justice Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration amassed logs of virtually all telephone calls from the USA to as many as 116 countries linked to drug trafficking, current and former officials involved with the operation said. The targeted countries changed over time but included Canada, Mexico and most of Central and South America.
Federal investigators used the call records to track drug cartels' distribution networks in the USA, allowing agents to detect previously unknown trafficking rings and money handlers. They also used the records to help rule out foreign ties to the bombing in 1995 of a federal building in Oklahoma City and to identify U.S. suspects in a wide range of other investigations.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2015/04/07/dea-bulk-telephone-surveillance-operation/70808616/
U.S. secretly tracked billions of calls for decades
Brad Heath
For more than two decades, the Justice Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration amassed logs of virtually all telephone calls from the USA to as many as 116 countries linked to drug trafficking, current and former officials involved with the operation said. The targeted countries changed over time but included Canada, Mexico and most of Central and South America.
Federal investigators used the call records to track drug cartels' distribution networks in the USA, allowing agents to detect previously unknown trafficking rings and money handlers. They also used the records to help rule out foreign ties to the bombing in 1995 of a federal building in Oklahoma City and to identify U.S. suspects in a wide range of other investigations.
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The U.S. government started keeping secret records of Americans' international telephone calls nearly a decade before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, harvesting billions of calls in a program that provided a blueprint for the far broader National Security Agency surveillance that followed.
For more than two decades, the Justice Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration amassed logs of virtually all telephone calls from the USA to as many as 116 countries linked to drug trafficking, current and former officials involved with the operation said. The targeted countries changed over time but included Canada, Mexico and most of Central and South America.
Federal investigators used the call records to track drug cartels' distribution networks in the USA, allowing agents to detect previously unknown trafficking rings and money handlers. They also used the records to help rule out foreign ties to the bombing in 1995 of a federal building in Oklahoma City and to identify U.S. suspects in a wide range of other investigations.
The U.S. government started keeping secret records of Americans' international telephone calls nearly a decade before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, harvesting billions of calls in a program that provided a blueprint for the far broader National Security Agency surveillance that followed.
For more than two decades, the Justice Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration amassed logs of virtually all telephone calls from the USA to as many as 116 countries linked to drug trafficking, current and former officials involved with the operation said. The targeted countries changed over time but included Canada, Mexico and most of Central and South America.
Federal investigators used the call records to track drug cartels' distribution networks in the USA, allowing agents to detect previously unknown trafficking rings and money handlers. They also used the records to help rule out foreign ties to the bombing in 1995 of a federal building in Oklahoma City and to identify U.S. suspects in a wide range of other investigations.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2015/04/07/dea-bulk-telephone-surveillance-operation/70808616/
U.S. secretly tracked billions of calls for decades
Brad Heath
USA TODAY
6:14 p.m. EDT April 7, 2015
Starting in 1992, the Justice Department amassed logs of virtually all telephone calls from the USA to as many as 116 countries, a model for anti-terror surveillance after Sept. 11, 2001.
Starting in 1992, the Justice Department amassed logs of virtually all telephone calls from the USA to as many as 116 countries, a model for anti-terror surveillance after Sept. 11, 2001.
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