I ran across this feminist nut's youtube site.. At first I thought it was just a parody and it was all a joke - sadly that is not the case. She believes that everyone from the Postal Service, Trash Man to Cable Guy is stalking her. Apparently after being evicted from her apt, being placed in a mental health facility, she still has not snapped out of it.
06/19/13: Video from 06/19/13: Stalked by a U.S. Postal Service employee, continued, Part 6 - YouTube
Never the less, while it's sad that she cannot get help and it's scary that they have released this individual. The video's are comical and priceless...
She's also got about 15 wordpress blogs giving her daily account of "stalking" like this one .
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The best part is she apparently doesn't like Obama, the same person indirectly responsible for giving her disability benefits, likely paying for her apt, food stamps et al
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I poked around her channel and she is actually bat shit crazy. Not loveable crazy. Crazy Crazy. She needs to be re admitted.
Just a sample:
Published on Jul 21, 2013
July 21, 2013
I have to assume that video was made of me in at least one homeless shelter in Boston and in at least one psychiatric unit that showed me using a toilet, because there were hidden cameras in the bathroom. I realized that they were there because the conglomerate started making references to things that I had done.
What's shown in the blog that someone has created about me doesn't have anything to do with me in reference to poop. The only thing I've ever done about poop is use a toilet when I had to poop.
Do people realize that I'm going to die because of what's happening? The gang-stalking is overt. It's now being promoted and discussed with blogs that people have attached to search results of my name, containing republications of videos that I've published and copyrighted. It is ridiculous that I continue to be censored while these things are allowed.
In addition to continuing to being harassed, stalked, and abused in other ways, I'm going to be attacked. I may be attacked and physically, sexually assaulted several times before I'm finally killed, if the conglomerate doesn't stop what's happening, doesn't stop promoting violence and sexual violence against women, children, and any other people whom it decides to target, doesn't stop promoting privacy invasions; I'm going to die.
I wrote the next paragraphs yesterday on a WordPress blog that I created yesterday and that was also deactivated yesterday:
07/20/13: Sarcasm Alert: Forget about AIDS, war and every other world crisis; let's talk about pee. End of Sarcasm Alert.
July 20, 2013
The conglomerate never stops talking about pee.
Pee.
Rather than try to do something about all of the serious tragedies that were already happening all around the world before the conglomerate formed, and which have only gotten worse during the years that the conglomerate has been neglecting them, the conglomerate prefers to create new tragedies and inflict them on people for the REST OF THEIR VICTIMS' LIVES.
It's better not to pee in the shower. I've never said that people should pee in the shower. What I've said is that there were times when it was too difficult to get out of the shower to use a toilet for that, for one reason or another.
The shelter in Vermont seems to have been the first place where I was videotaped in a bathroom.
Most people don't know what it's like to be homeless. Most homeless shelters make their guests leave early in the morning, and let people into the shelter again in the afternoon or evening.
That means that everybody is usually in the shelter at one time, after having been out for most of the day.
Most shelters also have a time by which everyone is supposed to be in bed.
There were 3 bathrooms in the shelter in Vermont. 2 of them had toilets and 1 of them, in the basement, afforded more uninterrupted time in the shower and, I mistakenly thought at the time, more privacy because it was in the basement. That room only had a shower; it didn't have a sink or a toilet.
I preferred to take my showers in the basement. Men weren't allowed in the basement when a woman was in the shower room. If a woman took a shower in the basement, she put a note on the door leading to the basement that said "Woman in the shower," and men weren't supposed to be in the basement when that note was on the door.
It's good to stay hydrated. When you're homeless, you walk about a lot from the time that you leave the shelter to the time you're allowed to be in the shelter again. Especially during the warmer months when I was staying at the shelter in Vermont, I would usually drink half a gallon of orange juice a day, sometimes before noon.
Sometimes I remembered to pee before I went to the shower in the basement, sometimes I didn't. Sometimes it didn't matter if I peed before I went to shower; I still had to pee once I'd been there and set out all my things and started taking the shower. Sometimes I had to get to the shower room as soon as it was available; I never had control over when it was available. "Wait, everybody, nobody take the shower while I wait for one of the other restrooms to be available so that I can pee first." 'Kay; when you're homeless, you can try that, and see how many times you're not going to annoy people who have also been out all day, who also have to get to the basement to do their laundry or to take showers, who also have things to do, and who are also not happy with their lives and situations.
I always wiped out the shower with a towel when I was done; there was never a trace of pee in it when I left it. If there's video of me anywhere, there's also video of the fact that I never left the showers or bathrooms that I used in disarray or usually in any conditions that weren't better than I had found them.
