More Mentalizing--Someone Irrational Is Very Angry With Me I Think

 

Based on how I am treated--extremely horrifically badly--someone is extremely angry with me.  I think some of the anger is based on the fact that I criticized the HCPD.  They do not like to be criticized.


Maybe some people actually believe my parents.  They fabricated evidence with software.  I didn't stab them, they assaulted me and I punched them to defend myself.  They didn't even lose a tooth.


Maybe the "billionaire" is actually Vladimir Putin.  Maybe I wasn't the only person he targeted.  Maybe he targeted me, via my parents, for having spoken out in favor of Alexei Navalny and against the Russians, on the internet.  Perhaps he wasn't able to poison me with thallium, so he went after me with crooked cops and my evil abusive and neglectful family instead.


It could be that the billionaires have nothing to do with this, and it's all based on literal foreign spies.  Maybe it isn't based on anger from the police, in terms of the people coming around to stalk me.  Maybe they are literally all Russian spies.  I have provided very good support to the US in my postings, on my blog and on X, for fighting the Russians and the Chinese.


I don't see what the motive would be for Elon Musk.  The thing is, I don't understand how there could be so many people roaming around stalking me if it's just Russian spies.


One possibility is:  It could be that the Houston police have agreed to help bad guys.  Maybe they were trying to con me, too, by driving by one time when someone who seemed to be a scammer on X was messaging me.  They were perhaps trying to win my confidence and trust.  Then, they did the white light gesture at 6:26 one day, and then they did the red light gesture at 6:29 on another day.


Maybe the elderly women who are doing it have been given some sort of physical description of me, and they've been advised by police officers to react with the gestures that they have been given to do by the police.  That is my guess...the Houston police might actually be even worse than the Henrico police.


I remember the female cop who made eye contact with me on my way back from an appointment, at 1:45 p.m.  Clearly, the police know what time I go for my doctor appointments.  Are they gagged?  What are they trying to do?  Why do they know that about me?


I wonder if ASW was actually doing a favor for Russia, in exchange for money.  He set up the thing to make the police hate me...he framed my criticisms as "so bad" or whatever, and then set up the thing where they all lied together about what happened when he assaulted me.  Then, the Henrico police reached out to the Houston police, and told them basically whatever they thought they needed to hear to become radicalized against me.  The Houston police were conned by the Henrico police, and now the Houston police are driving around doing bizarre, irrational, and unethical favors for the Henrico police.  And it's all for Russia, but they don't understand that.  They (the police) probably don't even believe that I ever worked for DOD, or that I am good at math at all.





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