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This post really is something which should be preserved through history. And I am sure you have no idea why.

I used to be a political conservative, wrote a book, and thought the nation was in an ideological battle. I thought ideology was a thing, but then saw how things really worked. It turns out the political left/right is actually all run by the same thing, a massive sort of non-state intelligence operation, bigger than the CIA, and funded by whoever runs the world. Politics is just used to divide us, so we will not see "it." It showed up in my life, and was just like this, only with suburban soccer moms, and retired geriatrics. It has networks like this all throughout every clique in society.

You have no idea what you bumped up against. It is the biggest intelligence operation in the world. When the guy changed his appearance so quickly and effectively, that was likely training, and he has likely been playing this game from a kid, brought in by his parents who were also in. They actually have two to three week courses set up as sleep-away camps which the parents in domestic surveillance will send their kids to down in Florida. They learn how to alter a silhouette or do a costume change on the fly., how to use comm gear and handle hidden cameras.

It sounds nuts, but I would not be surprised the community is being ruined by the intel op to drive down property prices so something like Blackrock can swoop in, buy it all up cheap, and all these people will be told to head to a new community to ruin it and depress prices. It is why the cops were barred from responding by their command.

I have written extensively about the most visible part, the surveillance, which I see all the time, but it goes so much deeper. If you are opposing the zeitgeist to ruin cities, and forming a group, which is even worse, it is a safe bet this thing will show up in your life to intimidate you more aggressively now.

If it does, please stop by my site, and post your experience on my surveillance page. Ignore the "conservative" part, as I am now much more non-ideological, and simply opposed to the intelligence operation running these networks. Everyone who is a victim is my brother, or sister. I hope they skip by you, but if not, please feel free to stop by, if only for moral support.

https://www.anonymousconservative.com/blog/surveillance

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Jun 22, 2023ยทedited Jun 22, 2023

"One of these activists runs a major homeless non-profit in my community."

I urge you to report this individual to the board of his nonprofit, the top elected leader of the government who contracts with the nonprofit, the government's head auditor and the local media.

Like many Portlanders, I have long suspected that local activists holding far-left political beliefs condone criminal conduct and drug use by homeless people. Those activists are standing in the way of solving the crisis of homelessness, crime and addiction that are slowly killing the city. It's time for the public and elected officials to know who exactly is taking money from the taxpayers while condoning criminal behavior and a breakdown in law and order. There is no doubt that the voter-taxpayers of Portland would fire that radical activist on the spot if they had the power to do so.

Once again, your reporting puts local media, especially The Oregonian/OregonLive, to shame. Frankly, it would not surprise me if there were people at the paper who believe that Portland's down-and-outers are committing crimes because they have no choice and that the victims deserve it because of white privilege. Well, when the paper's editor is fixated on condemning white Portland for racist views and actions from half a century ago, it's not surprising the publication isn't getting around to telling Portlanders the sordid and alarming truth behind Portland's dismal crime statistics.

One final thought: Have you considered reporting to the police the multiple threats of bodily harm you received from the people who accosted you during your chase along with their photos? I assume all the people you ran into were armed. They don't have much to lose and they know our district attorney is soft on crime. You might consider increasing your security to protect yourself from retribution.

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I'm a student and don't have much money but what you're doing deserves our deepest respect. Please, continue fighting this fight and take the funds from my subscription to reach these goals.

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There is a domestic surveillance network. Check this out:

http://www.anonymousconservative.com/blog/surveillance/

Also, look at the video and photographic evidence of the Portland hit on Jay Danielson. They had vehicle teams, the shooter, video surveillance of the incident, and people following the two guys down the street.

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Good for you. It takes real courage to do something like that. Unfortunately there is no support from the authorities, who I think do not realize what the point term consequences will be for their own authority. Already they have none among the criminal underclass, who as you document have become utterly brazen in their petty predation. They will soon find that they have lost their authority over the average, law-abiding citizen.

Reading this I could not help but wonder what a dozen or do vigilantes willing to act more like the Punisher than the Batman might accomplish.

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Thank you so much for at least trying to stop these parasites. I used to be a "tolerant leftist" now I am a dissident right Christian largely due to the rise of this kind of decadence and the horror of "trans kids."

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Jesus. Be careful out there Kevin! Please. You're too valuable to the community to get shot over a laptop.

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I agree with most of the points here, especially the fact that business owners shouldn't have to worry as they do. But the police, while short staffed, are upset over measure 110 because they can't make arrests and pursue bigger dealers as they used to(they said this last week actually). That is the main factor in slow to responding for shoplifting and other petty crimes, it needs to be addressed openly to come up with a real plan forward. Saying it's "liberal cities" is not really true... I lived in Boston most of my life and the police there would be held accountable long ago by the city if this was happening. Expecting businesses to basically pay for private security because police are being childish to prove a point is ridiculous... why pay taxes then? Protect and Serve the city that pays you, it's not all about you making a carreer building drug cases for show. Communication is the key to all of this. It's truly surreal to see and feel this yet never hear it acknowledged. The trauma for all in the city, regardless of socioeconomic status, is hurting all.

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There's way more going on here than meets the eye. You've discovered something bigger. Can you guess what it is?

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I bet lots of GenX and older folks who were around in 1988 just loved the pro-crime opening song of Tracy Chapman's Grammy winning debut album, Talkin' 'Bout A Revolution. It contains these lovely, inspiring lines:

Poor people gonna rise up

And get their share

Poor people gonna rise up

And take what's theirs

What a great song! So inspirational.

It's happening. Careful what you wish for, lefties...

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Like Jay, Rittenhouse was supposed to be assassinated that night, but he somehow turned the tables.

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Youโ€™ve got serious balls, dude. Considering that the Seattle police have probably been told to ignore what these folks do in terms of violence, be careful. Guns are probably illegal there, but have pepper spray, knuckles of some kind, a knife, and a personal alarm. A tactical pen, too. Keep up the great work!

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Accounts like this need more coverage. Kudos to you for being willing to take counter-action. Sadly, I emotionally concur with the sentiment that most of these metropolitan areas are likely a lost cause. Additionally, I agree with Mr. Carter's thoughts- mayhap we need more Frank Castle, and less Bruce Wayne.

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>organized crime

How does it economically make sense to have 10 people involved in a laptop smash and grab crime? Figure the laptop can be sold on the black market for $500. You have 10 people, and they each contributed 30 minutes of work. That's an effective salary of $100/hr, tax-free.

They only need one criminal to do the theft, and one person to scout as a backup. The scout looks like an ordinary person walking (or on a bike). Once the scout noticed the criminal encountered resistance, only then do they call in the muscle (all the other people who were harassing the author and helping the criminal).

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911/police was in with them.

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If the cops won't show up, shoot a gun in the air, that'll make them show up.

Or better yet, shoot the criminal. The rest will learn.

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