I Think the Best Sources Are the Houston Police Officers

 

I think it's over by July 1.


The "Sandra Hesse" code was from another Steg impersonator, I believe.  It was from someone who had a tracking cookie on my computer and knew that I had looked up Hessian matrices on Wikipedia at some point during my psychosis.  I think if the person had been trying to convey a date, they would have made it easier for me to figure out.


It could be that Dr. Glasser is saying it.  But I am not sure about that.


I think the Houston Police were clearly signaling me a date, before July 1.  It might be that if the police had been gaslighting me that here, unlike in VA, they would have gotten fired, so that might be a deterrent.


I believe they said by June 26.  Maybe it's true.


In the spirit of improving my brain health, here is what I think I know about the end date and possible communications of it to me:


 - If someone were telling me, they would make it clear what they were saying and that they were saying it.


 - There are a lot of people who may have been trying to give me the wrong date.


 - It might be over on Jun 11, signed, the kissy face woman who smiled at H-E-B.


 - It is not clear to me why so many people might oppose me...or maybe I am misunderstanding people's motives, and the people that I think are lying about the date are just gesturing in a way that isn't intended to mean what I think it means.



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