Organized Stalking by Government

The same thing has been happening with me. But in my case it's the cookie nazis.

I hate those b**tards!!!

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Quoting beaglemike

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All right, to wrap things up. This is what I'm walking away with. Law enforcement can participate in organized stalking and not be held accountable for any collateral damage that occurs and they can mess with a person as long as they like behind the security of secrecy. Nice.

Take care and thanks for the law lesson.

Mike

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No, what we're saying is that your perceptions may be in error and you might want to speak with someone. Law enforcement is NOT going to engage in such a huge expenditure of resources because someone is a political supporter of medical marijuana. Sorry, but it just is not going to happen. Major crime figures do not get this much attention, why would you?

As to the second half of your inquiry, yes, law enforcement do not have to reveal they are investigating someone. It would be absurd to have it otherwise. If the feds or local law enforcement had to admit to conducting an investigation, every mobster in the nation would make a daily phone call to every law enforcement agency in the phone book asking if they were under investigation ... you can imagine how such an open admission policy would impede their ability to conduct an investigation, let alone surveillance.

Please consider speaking to someone about your perceptions.

Something to think about. A communication between me and my wireless carrier. They said I could subpoena the courts to find out who it was that accessed my smartphone.

"In regards to you location, I am unable to confirm whom sought you in the wilderness but, I can confirm it was not on behalf of VZW. I have reviewed the details of your account and I see that no one has accessed your account since we’ve last assisted you with a mobile number change."

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The language of the legal system is not common to me, so it would be wonderful if someone could direct me to where I might obtain those records from the DEA.

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from the DEA via a freedom of information request. The problem: if there is an active investigation, they will not release any "open" investigation information.


Mike, the guys in black coats do not tend to make contact with the person they are watching. It kind of defeats the purpose of watching you.

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I have reviewed the details of your account and I see that no one has accessed your account since we’ve last assisted you with a mobile number change.

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Mike, they said no one accessed it.

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from the DEA via a freedom of information request. The problem: if there is an active investigation, they will not release any "open" investigation information.


Mike, the guys in black coats do not tend to make contact with the person they are watching. It kind of defeats the purpose of watching you.

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Unless they really want to freak you out!

Ok, ok, I'm just saying...

Ah, the eternal question. Is the DEA (or fill in the blank with any other agency you wish) not responding to Mike's requests for the records on him because there is an active investigation - OR BECAUSE THERE IS NO INVESTIGATION AT ALL?

Mike, will you even consider the possibility that IF someone is stalking you, it is not a government agency but a private party? That really makes MUCH more sense given what you have told us.

I've learned a couple of things since I've last posted something here. First thing is that I'm not alone. Second is that the ACLU is already on top of things, which surprises me that so many of you doubt that this couldn't happen to you either.

http://www.aclu.org/national-securit...llance-privacy

http://www.aclu.org/blog/national-se...-being-watched

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Only the government could have the resources that I've been exposed to along my 10,000 mile journey across America and now at home. Like I've mentioned before, the price tag for what ever is happening to me is easily a million dollars at this point and I'm just a common man.

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I don't want to make this a focus of this topic, but those of you who are not familiar with cannabis have a lot to learn. 18 states now regulate it for medical use and two pretty much ended the prohibition against it.

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beaglemike;671097]I've learned a couple of things since I've last posted something here. First thing is that I'm not alone. Second is that the ACLU is already on top of things, which surprises me that so many of you doubt that this couldn't happen to you either.

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Only the government could have the resources that I've been exposed to along my 10,000 mile journey across America and now at home. Like I've mentioned before, the price tag for what ever is happening to me is easily a million dollars at this point and I'm just a common man.

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and that is only one reason your claims are simply beyond reasonable i.e. unbelieveable.

what you are telling here simply is not how a person is surveilled. What you linked does not support your claims.


Either you are suspected to be the replacement for Bin Laden, a direct contact for one of the heads of any of the Mexican drug cartels, or you need to speak with a doctor.

Cannabis is just the plant. The real secret is the endocannabinoid system, which is indigenous to humans and other mammals.