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zekes doesn't know what he is talking about.

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people are having fun. zekes is deflecting the issue. the purpose of the warrantless wire tapping of everyday people is to collect info on what people are doing, not prosecution. most of the people under surveillance, whether it be animal rights activists or 911 truth people, have not committed...

The most annoying part of the aftermath of my run-in with the Department of Homeland Security is how the Department is getting the people around me to constantly lie to me that I am not a target of their surveillance. The most bizarre instance of this involves my aunt and uncle. My aunt and...

it's DHS that's nuts, not me

zekes has not been around for a long time. the U.S. government agencies nowadays can wiretap anyone at any time with no warrant whatsoever, and most of the people wired tapped are just ordinary people, like wannabes or animal rights activists or conspiracy theorist chatters. you gotta read the...

DHS part 5 (final) In Taiwan I had a break. The airport was evacuated when I got off the plane, but Taipei was not evacuated, it couldn’t be given the enormous density of the population and traffic. But the whole city was of course filled with surveillance agents, in the metro especially. Not a...

DHS part 4 But the event which had exacerbated me the most in this long month of November is my discovery in the last day of the month that the entire web domain on which my website was hosted was moved from its original server in Britain to one server in California that was registered under an...

DHS part 3 This technique -- taking over a store or institution at any time when knowing that you are about to go there, evacuating everyone therein and then filling up the place with secret agents pretending to be the employees and customers in order to trap you -- is part of the art of...

DHS part 2 At this time a vast number of black Cadillac limousines with tainted windows started showing up in my neighborhood, which, as a ghetto, had never seen even one before. Evidently many important people were surprised by my “special ability” to detect surveillance and came to see me in...

The Department of Homeland Security: part 1 I post here in one chunk the revised and entire draft of my story about the Department of Homeland Security; the scattered earlier posts are integrated together here. Although it's not such an interesting thriller, everything in here is true. Late...

I think it is quite obvious that I don't tell my story in order to be popular. I want to tell it because I don't feel like doing the Department of Homeland Security a favor by keeping quiet after what they have done to me and my best friend and others who have been impacted due to association...

hey thanks Belle Ange for calling my answer "sexy". how i didn't know.

Thank you for the third choice. Clearly evolution is true. But I believe that God -- or divine power -- created life up to us through evolution. Just as Father Pierre Theilhard de Chardin does (but I'm orthodox).

the beginning of the story Alright here I come again to continue with my boring story. I want to retell the beginning in more detail. The ipods have their secret history of being doubled as surveillance devices. The first time I saw ipod being so used was May 2006, some months before the story...

Also you have to think about this: If I were making this up, why would I choose the Department of Homeland Security, an entity that no one has any interest in? Wouldn't I make up a story about the CIA or FBI instead, which actually grab people's attention? I'm here to tell a true story, even if...

will post more on DHS when i have time for it.

As I have explained already, the ordinary response I get from people when I tell them some of my experiences is indifference. Most of the people who care enough about my story to actually make negative replies are likely to be just government internet agents following me to here. And of course...

hmm, I live just right next to the UCLA medical center and i go there every day, yet i haven't run into this extraordinary lady. well, i just started volunteering at the nearby red cross and might volunteer at UCLA medical center itself soon, perahps i will run into her then.

During last November, as if the thousands of surveillance agents weren't enough of an exaggeration, once when I returned home late at night and the street was short on surveillance agents (perhaps they were changing shift) the Department of Homeland Security got a police helicopter to fly above...