I've inferred that somehow I'm being investigated as part of the 2013 Santa Monica College mass shooting which has taken a suspiciously long time to issue a report regarding (typically it appears to take a year or less). I've been subjected to police harassment before and after that point though. For legal reasons I can't explain further. Yes, exceptional claims require exceptional evidence. Fortunately systems are incapable of treating people as individuals, so there must be others. Obviously the claims of "gangstalking" are nuts. But there is the Rancid Honeytrap. http://i.imgur.com/19i7ik1.png Who for some reason is being trolled by Wikileaks? And Greenwald seems to be fine with people trolling him? https://ohtarzie.wordpress.com/2014/02/24/the-friends-of-glenn/ Perhaps there is now probable cause for a reasonable person to conclude that there's the potential of a pattern of government misconduct waiting to be uncovered. I made every reasonable effort to contact various advocacy / legal aid organizations when I felt I had enough evidence to merit some help and they have rejected me (I've sent large envelopes to them of multiple pages). I have made anonymous letters to various journalists hoping they would attempt to investigate a possible pattern of misconduct but I have seen no evidence that they have done it yet. I do not plan on acknowledging those anonymous letters as they were made a while ago, my memory isn't so great, and they could have been intercepted and modified in transit (especially since I didn't sign them). Now I'm going to shift to a rather benevolent interpretation of public events. Dianne Feinstein condemns Hoover, but the times were much more ambiguous in the Cold War, the commies were funding and supporting radicals, and there was a greater quantity of Progressive terrorism then than Islamic terrorism today (although the quality seems to be different since people are more afraid of Islamic terrorism). Director Comey condemns Hoover. Senator Wyden asked Clapper a question in public, under oath, and Clapper lied. Wyden is on the Senate's oversight committee over Clapper and Clapper still has his job. Lying to Congress is obviously an impeachable offense (unless Congress wants people to be employed by the taxpayers who lie to Congress). Clearly all these people are under duress, if their public statements are to taken as sincere expressions of opinion. Only legally allowed explanation I can give. An employee of the ACLU says: Over the past three years, it has become clear that the government often performs legal acrobatics in order to justify surveillance that was never authorized by Congress in the first place. Such acrobatics appear to extend to the NSA’s “Upstream surveillance,” which it operates under Section 702. ( https://www.justsecurity.org/29161/questions-congress-section-702/ ) Perhaps Neema Singh Guliani is simply not representing the ACLU properly, afterall the ACLU sued the government over FISA on the grounds it would intercept privileged communications. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Foreign_Intelligence_Surveillance_Act_of_1978_Amendments_Act_of_2008&oldid=701038090#ACLU_Lawsuit ). The same law granted retroactive immunity to telecommunications companies, authorizing their complicity in warrantless wiretapping. But then again, the ACLU isn't simply a legal aid organization, Ben Wizner is acting as a secretary for Snowden, assisting him in setting up videoconferences. And there's no legal acrobatics involved in that conclusion. Maybe a journalist will contact me after I post this, to which I won't respond for one of two reasons: you're complicit and you're aware, or you have failed to engage in an investigative followup, the type you like to second guess the police about. I do think this is an opportunity for our members of Congress to start a joint committee to investigate. Naturally I won't testify unless I'm given immunity, but I'm also willing to waive all legal liability against any party willing to testify before Congress if I'm granted immunity. I only desire the truth.