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vmieim	Posted: 31 Gru 2007 12:06:02 MI5. Persecution Update: Friday 7 April, 2000 22,544 +. 837 = 23,381 Last weekend I delivered another 837 faxes to politicians and the. media on the subject. of the security service conspiracy which has destroyed my life. This brings the total in the last three. years to at least 23,381. These totals do not include. partially delivered faxes. Some of. the recipients of these faxes must know that what I say is true; and I hope to motivate those people to acknowledge the reality. of the harassment which has followed me for ten years. It takes much time. to transmit these articles, but as OCG. MD Simpson-Wells said to me in 1992, you have. to be a good communicator if you are to succeeed. Harassment in February. 2000 Following a quiet period of almost five months, the. persecution resumed with a vengeance in late January/February 2000. At this time I was. at home in Clapham, London. and was a relatively easy target for the persecutors. They have my. house bugged, for audio and I believe video in some rooms as well; so they can find out. easily where I will be going on a particular day, and place people in. that location to mouth words of abuse at me. (I know the last sentence. sounds like classic paranoia, but it happens to be true, and some of the people reading this know it to. be true.) On Friday 11 February 2000 I went shopping in Croydon, to buy a. watch at H. Samuels jewellers in the Whitgift. Centre. While I was there two youths came into the shop, one of them. quietly uttered an obscenity at me, and they immediately. walked out. They showed no interest in the shop. That Sunday I met with a friend. in Clapham, who started needling me about "do you know anything about the CIA and FBI?". Rather. unsubtle, and worrying considering Ive. known this guy for 20 years. From the words and demeanour of. this "friend" and others in February, I saw that the persecutors have again been trying. to separate from me what remains of my social. life. Incidents. in my Road in February MI5 very rarely place people in my home. road to harass me, but such was their persecutory fervour in February that they did. so on three separate occasions. On the first such occasion,. I was met my two youths who, grinning, said a deeply offensive sexual obscenity. at me - at which I coughed at them, so. they called me a "wanker". This incident is safely recorded on minidisc-walkman, but because of the. offensive nature of their abuse the recording will not. be made public. Another incident very early in. the morning of Sunday 20/Feb/2000 occurred outside my. home, following an evening in Croydon with some schoolfriends. Again there were two. youths - for some reason the persecutors always travel in twos or. threes, very rarely is there just one of them - perhaps they need a. group to bolster their courage, perhaps just one of them wouldnt have the guts to say something. unpleasant. One of the youths said quietly, and bitterly,. "shitty, very shitty". Anyway, in March. there were no further incidents near my house in in my road, and our neighbours are very well disposed towards us, so. let us hope that the current quiet. continues. 13690 -- Posted via NewsDemon.com - Premium Uncensored Newsgroup Service -------http://www.NewsDem
vmieim	Posted: 24 Sty 2008 19:59:37 which they have heard from the pulpit; and often in the course of reasoning they are led into in their own meditations. The arguments are the same that they have heard hundreds of times; but the force of the arguments, and their conviction by them, is altogether new; they come with a new and before unexperienced power. Before, they heard it was so, and they allowed it to be so; but now they see it to be so indeed. Things now look exceeding plain to them, and they wonder they did not see them before. They are so greatly taken with their new discovery, and things appear so plain and so rational to them, that they are often at first ready to think they can convince others; and are apt to engage in talk with every one they meet with, almost to this end; and when they are disappointed, are ready to wonder that their reasonings seem to make no more impression. Many fall under such a mistake as to be ready to doubt of their good estate, because there was so much use made of their own reason in the convictions they have received; they are afraid that they have no illumination above the natural force of their own faculties: and many make that an objection against the spirituality of their convictions, that it is so easy to see things as they now see them. They have often heard, that conversion is a work o


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