December 2008 Archives

rsz_1Take_Me_Out_to_the_Ball-Game_BIG.jpgI stopped blogging here so much, because originally this blog was about the civil liberties/civil rights/human rights issues facing all of us, but it became necessary to focus on my own daily trials. I didn't want to bore readers with our drama, so began to chronicle it elsewhere. 

My mother and I have endured another wave of harassment and tampering with supplements and other pantry items. We thought we had survived the last of it, but there is still clearly quite a bit of funding (at least, we would hope you would have to pay someone a lot to break into someone's house and aid in their demise). That's why I'm finally just outing a selection of the corporate and right wing operatives I've dealt with over the last ten years or so. I'll stop doing it when the harassment (stalking, poisoning, spying, witness tampering, slander, attorney purchasing) stops.

As I wrote over at StumbleUpon, here are some folks' doors to knock on to end the funding, or to question should we not make it out of this situation. We are not surrendering by settling a bogus law suit that was originally filed (among other conspiratorial reasons) in an attempt to seize my mother's home -- that's what has given many of the locals the incentive to drag this out. Even after all that has happened, the outing route was not one I wanted to use, but I don't feel like I have much choice. This is my health, my life, my mother's health, my mother's life. Here's what I've posted. (You can also read about operatives and collaborators there -- I'm considering whether to give each of them an individual post here.)

Six Hours A Week Is:

A coping strategy and advocacy outlet. I spend six hours each week researching, communicating about, and advocating legal and ethical responses to assaults on our shared democratic and republican ideals. My life has been nearly destroyed by the unconstitutional practices of politically/socially-motivated private intelligence contractors and the corruption and cronyism that allow them. When I first started this blog I didn't at all understand my sudden surreal/bizarre circumstances, but over the last two years much has fallen into place. I stay connected to the world through current events, the Internet and too much TV, but have been forced to live in near seclusion while responding to ever-shifting tactics -- from domestic terrorism to garden variety harassment. If it could happen to me it could happen to any if us. No matter what our political affiliations, we're all Americans, and must protect one another's dignity and humanity. All content on this site is property of Kyeann Sayer. All rights reserved.