What I have tried to do is not to behave in dehumanizing ways toward people who are consistently dehumanizing toward me, and who have no concern for everyone else who is being criminally violated.
Vermont is a quiet place. I knew nothing about the corruption of the entertainment industry, knew nothing about its systemic misogyny. It took a while for the glamour to dissipate, even in the midst of my horror.
That was in addition to my having had a lifetime of everything that I tried to do not working out for me, and mostly being treated as if I were stupid after I was in the hospital, which is how people who have psychiatric histories tend to be treated.
Voyeurism is a less immediate and more gradual form of sexual abuse than being raped in person, although it can and does lead to people being raped in person, especially when people are subjected to involuntary pornography online that exposes them to the world and to more viewers every day for the rest of their lives. It is the crime that never ends, that only worsens over time, that is never in the past.
After many years of trying every argument there is to persuade the people who are promoting these crimes to stop, I finally have had to conclude that they don't care.
Being strident about it not only won't make them listen to me about the cameras, it will annoy them and they will stop listening to me about everything else. For instance, if I make myself known to the Boston Police Department as "that homeless woman whose delusional paranoia wastes our time with her reports about nothing," then if an additional crime is committed against me, such as physical rape, the police probably won't investigate it. I will be as vulnerable to being repeatedly raped in person as I have been to being repeatedly, visually, socially raped and degraded by the hidden and illegal cameras that the conglomerate thinks it's funny to encourage people to victimize me with.
Probably, the Google search results for my name are already enough to acquit anyone who rapes me in person. In addition to all of the blogs calling me crazy and dangerous that show up from a search of "Lena Kochman," one of the crowd favorites of the copyrighted videos that I filmed of past situations and which I published at my past blogs, and which have been taken without permission and republished out of context, features a police officer who used his personal vehicle to stalk me for months a few years ago. The people who republish that clip ad nauseum probably take it from other blogs where it was republished without permission. When I first blogged about that police officer, the conglomerate portrayed him as a hero, which is what the conglomerate does whenever I blog about someone who mistreats me.
The people who blog about me and who republish old clips always republish the most dramatic incidents, in which I am the most upset. I have published thousands of pages and thousands of videos; the people who don't know that the conglomerate isn't a delusion and who think it's funny to blog about my "insanity" are not entertained by my undramatic publications.
When I have contacted websites that disparage me, I have had almost no success in having the websites deactivated. One website administrator, of the several whom I contacted, stopped a blog; the people whose blog it was were irate and republished the blog in another form.
I need a lawyer to help me with my online reputation, to help me with the terrible housing record that two illegal, retaliatory evictions (for objecting to voyeurism) in a row have given me and which is causing my housing applications to be rejected, and to prevent my continuing to be criminally victimized by voyeurism, but I am too poor to hire a lawyer. The Pine Street Inn could have helped me to obtain a lawyer through the Massachusetts Legal Clinic for the Homeless, but the Pine Street Inn refused and my attempts to contact the director of the Clinic failed. She thinks I am crazy and so the Clinic won't help me.
Not only is it futile for me to badger helping agencies about the voyeurism, it could cause an even worse situation for me.
Antipsychotic medication is the medical treatment given to people who are thought to be delusional.
It is not atypical for homeless people who are thought to be delusional to be involuntarily committed to mental hospitals.
It is not atypical for people who are involuntarily committed to mental hospitals to be involuntarily given antipsychotic medication.
This is what can happen to you if you are given antipsychotic medication:
Tardive dyskinesia is irreversible, even when the medication that causes it is stopped.
Contrary to what the medical establishment wants people to think, it is not rare. I have seen many people who have it. I have also had traces of neurological problems myself, on the "low doses" of medication that I have taken for years at a time throughout the life that was ruined for me as soon as I voluntarily walked through the door of the first psychiatric unit to which I was admitted, a few months before my 18th birthday. For those who don't know that story, I sought psychiatric help. I thought it would help. I didn't know that it would permanently stigmatize me, destroy every opportunity and make me vulnerable to abuse for the rest of my life
Speaking of things that aren't funny, here's what's been causing me to have to pee all the time:
I started taking medication again in 2012/2013, so that the conglomerate's abuses of me wouldn't make me have a nervous breakdown, and so that I'd be able to sleep even though I was being watched by hidden and illegal cameras in both of the apartments that I have had. In 2016, I suddenly started having pain and the feeling of having to pee all the time. The conglomerate, whose mirth grows every year about watching me in the bathroom (or hearing me when I have turned off the lights, blocked the bathroom door with a towel, and placed paper on or around everything that I think could have a hidden camera) thinks this is HYSTERICAL. The jokes about the frequency of my having to pee can't even be called new jokes; they were added to the conglomerate's repertoire in 2016, and it's about to be 2019. My bladder problems have spawned jokes in ads and even movies; ridiculing me is now an institution of almost 9 years, and every new, sordid revelation or rumor is eagerly incorporated.
All of the people who have contributed to turning my life into a freakshow should stop acting as if they are my victims. They are not my victims; it is the other way around. I realize that many of those people are used to having all of their whims anticipated and fulfilled by others without them even asking (a rich person's life experience), and that it is therefore difficult for them to imagine what it's like to have your fundamental rights and needs routinely denied (a poor person's life experience, even without a psychiatric history.)
For the most part, people have stopped stalking me with their vehicles. The message that I was trying to send during the years when I filmed and published my confrontations of stalkers was that it would be difficult to stuff me in the trunk of a car. I am not physically imposing, but the stalking began to decrease in 2014, as soon as I bought a smartphone from which I could publish videos of stalking almost immediately after filming them. The only positive thing that I can say about the people who have subsequently decimated my online reputation with blogs calling me crazy is that the publicity which they inadvertently gave to the stalkers seems to be deterring people from continuing to drive from all over the country to follow me or to park by the side of the road where they know that I'll be walking.
Obviously I am not the only victim of the conglomerate's chortling exhortations to film unsuspecting women in bathrooms.
The
Boston Police Department has done nothing in response to my reports
about voyeurism in gym locker rooms in the Boston area. I am not believed.
The
Pine Street Inn's administration has done nothing in response to my
reports about voyeurism in the women's locker room there. I am not
believed.
Neither
I nor the hundreds, if not thousands, of the unsuspecting people in
Massachusetts who are being criminally victimized by this human rights
abuse every day are asking for these violations.
The negligence of everyone who knows about this crime is sickening.
This is the information for anonymously telling the Boston Police Department about crime:
Call CrimeStoppers Tip Line at 1 (800) 494-TIPS or text the word 'TIP' to CRIME (27463). The Boston Police Department is interested only in your information, not your identity. Your tip is 100% anonymous.
Is a border wall the right thing to do? I don't know. I don't feel that I know enough about it to give an opinion.
However, your insistence that everyone who's trying to gain access to the country this way is a dangerous criminal isn't convincing; it makes me more skeptical than not.
It's not a nuanced approach, nor does it take into consideration that most of the people in the caravans either don't know that they have other options, or they don't know that those who are encouraging the caravans aren't trying to develop other options.
I have said before that I think the main goal should be to improve living conditions throughout Latin America. Individual states in the United States don't have problems with people from one state trying desperately to gain access to another state. Also, citizens from major European countries seem to be able to travel from one part of Europe to another without feeling that they need to locate safe houses from which they can make their cases for asylum; they vacation, they don't flee.
Latin America has a quality of life issue. That's what needs to be addressed. When it's addressed, it will improve life for everyone.
I don't understand why you are choosing such harsh tactics when talking to people is one of your strengths.
What are your reasons for naming your new clothing endeavor after the pseudonym of a gang rapist? Yes, I know that "Drew" is your middle name. I also know that your middle name isn't the true impetus of what you're doing.
Have you told Mrs. Bieber that "Oscar" was conglomerate code for child molestation a few years ago?
What do you think you're doing, "keeping it real?" It's not real; you have no idea what abuses promoted by the rich and powerful do to everyone else.
It's sad; all of the people in so many countries who wish that they could be educated, and all you do is sit around promoting misogyny and child abuse, like the hyperprivileged, ignorant, white chauvinist that you are.
The only reason that the media continues to perpetuate the lies about their false legacy is that they did whatever the media wanted while the media promoted violence against women and sexual crime.
I am in the White House waiting for the Democrats to come on over and make a deal on Border Security. From what I hear, they are spending so much time on Presidential Harassment that they have little time left for things like stopping crime and our military!
The key documents are from the head of detention facility 227 to one of the regime’s senior intelligence chiefs, the head of military intelligence, informing him of the arrest, interrogation and deaths of detainees, and crucially, referring to their dead bodies with a number. When the investigators cross-checked these body numbers in the regime documents, with the corpse numbers and detention facility numbers displayed on bodies in the Caesar photographs, they matched. So not only do we have the Caesar photographs of thousands of corpses bearing marks of torture and starvation, we now have documents which appear to link the Syrian regime to some of the people in the photographs, and to their deaths. The photographs captured one moment in time, depicting the state of the detainees’ bodies. But the documents name the detainees, and talk about them from the time they were arrested, to the details gleaned from their interrogation, to the day they died, and finally, to what should be done with their bodies – confirming all of it happened in regime custody.
For example, among the Caesar photographs, corpse 2668, detention facility 227, is an emaciated man who appears to have had one eye gouged out. In the documents, he has a name, a village where he came from, the date he was arrested, what he confessed to during his interrogation, his death, and the cause given: “his heart and breathing stopping”. Somewhere he has a family, but the head of detention facility 227 didn’t recommend returning his body to them.
This weekend, it appears, Assad’s regime struck again. Fighters in Douma refused a one-sided ceasefire agreement, and haven’t buckled despite years of starvation siege warfare and indiscriminate bombing. In what has become a familiar chain of events, the regime groomed public opinion by airing accusations that the rebels might organize a false-flag chemical attack in order to attract international sympathy. An apparent chemical attack followed, killing at least 25 and wounding more than 500, according to unconfirmed reports from rescue workers and the Union of Medical Care and Relief Organizations. The Syrian government and the Russians have once again blamed the rebels, knowing that it will take months before solid evidence emerges, by which point most attention will have turned elsewhere. The pattern is by now predictable. In all likelihood, solid, independent evidence will soon emerge linking the attacks to the Syrian regime.
Assad already has unraveled the global taboo against chemical weapons, in the process exposing the incoherence of the international community. Syria has exposed the international liberal order as a convenient illusion. Western bromides of “never again” meant nothing when a determined dictator with hefty international backers committed crimes against humanity.
However, given the unfathomable suffering that has beset the Syrian people at the hands of this brutal regime, the unwillingness of the international community to threaten action unless the Islamic State (ISIS) or chemical weapons are involved (and even then, only selectively) is doing much more harm than good. In all the current discussions about next steps, one element is noticeably and consistently absent: Syria’s civilians, who for the past several years have lived in a terrifying hell on Earth, often unable to leave their houses. In December, the Syrian Network for Human Rights estimated that the regime had dropped nearly 70,000 barrel bombs since July 2012 — and sometimes forced people to watch as children slowly starved to death.
Assad’s forces aren’t the only butchers, but they’ve led the way from the start, when government troops began waging war on peaceful demonstrators back in the spring of 2011.
Regime tactics regularly include mass executions as well as rape (of both sexes), forced prostitution, sexual slavery and forced pregnancy, plus genital mutilation, torture and murder of prisoners in government detention centers.
Assad’s planes, with Russian help, have routinely bombed schools and hospitals — to the point where their opponents no longer mark medical facilities because it guarantees they’ll be targeted.
The Violence Against Women Act – which supports critical programs to help victims of sexual assault, domestic abuse, and stalking – expired at midnight. We could have funded it, but @realDonaldTrump would rather shut down the government for a wall that doesn’t make us any safer. https://t.co/e4MCTf1wLz
I heard Michelle Obama quoted by a homeless woman a few days ago, "When they go low, you go high." That homeless woman doesn't know that her privacy is being criminally invaded by hidden and illegal cameras.
The public knows nothing of the extent to which this couple has betrayed some of our country's most vulnerable people, people who idolize President Obama and his wife, people who are being illegally filmed in the bathroom every day because of the human rights abuses which the Obamas and their flock of corrupt friends allowed and encouraged.
The
Boston Police Department has done nothing in response to my reports
about voyeurism in gym locker rooms in the Boston area.
Neither
I nor the hundreds, if not thousands, of the unsuspecting people in
Massachusetts who are being criminally victimized by this human rights
abuse every day are asking for these violations.
The negligence of everyone who knows about this crime is sickening.
This is the information for anonymously telling the Boston Police Department about crime:
Call CrimeStoppers Tip Line at 1 (800) 494-TIPS or text the word 'TIP' to CRIME (27463). The Boston Police Department is interested only in your information, not your identity. Your tip is 100% anonymous.
When you Tweeted that you would always capitalize the word "Country" when talking about the United States, were you promoting voyeurism?
You think that the President of the United States should be promoting the conglomerate's code of "C," for "See illegally filmed videos of Americans in locker rooms, bathrooms, showers and their own homes, distributed on voyeurism websites throughout the world?"
Perhaps you already know that you don't even have to search restricted areas of the Internet to find voyeuristic videos of people from all over the world, filmed everywhere that someone can install a camera. The police do nothing. The legislature is doing nothing.
The 21st century is the century in which people will have to buy their human right to privacy. Wealthy people are the only people who have the power, from attorneys whom they can hire and from the criminal justice system, to protect their privacy, and to deter and punish offenders.
That's in addition to you obviously not caring about Syria or stopping murderous dictators, after all.
The evil about which they knew and did nothing started in a homeless shelter in Vermont in 2011, followed me to Massachusetts, has proliferated because of the conglomerate's obscene promotion of it, and is now an epidemic in Massachusetts and probably elsewhere, also.
Why is Senator Warren doing nothing about the voyeurism? This is her state. I don't know if my support matters, but time is running out for her to do something about this terrible crime that is victimizing hundreds, if not thousands, of unsuspecting people in Massachusetts every day.
I tend to publish this page when I don't think that I'm going to publish many additional pages of content. It seems redundant to republish "No code," and the other policy pages that I reprint after one page or a few pages of content.
Sometimes I end up writing several pages, prompted by sickened rage.
The Boston Police Department has done nothing in response to my reports about voyeurism in gym locker rooms in the Boston area.
Neither I nor the hundreds, if not thousands, of the unsuspecting people in Massachusetts who are being criminally victimized by this human rights abuse every day are asking for these violations.
The negligence of everyone who knows about this crime is sickening.
This is the information for anonymously telling the Boston Police Department about crime:
Call CrimeStoppers Tip Line at 1 (800) 494-TIPS or text the word 'TIP' to CRIME (27463). The Boston Police Department is interested only in your information, not your identity. Your tip is 100% anonymous.
All of this occurred at 2:40 a.m. Nov. 29 inside a Brooklyn shelter that's 100% funded by city taxpayers. Yet none of these security guards or their supervisor actually work for the city.
Instead they work for a private firm, FJC Security of Long Island. The city did not pick FJC or any of the other private firms currently providing security at shelters across the city. Instead, the city leaves that job up to nonprofit groups it hires to run most of the city's shelters.
Since 2014 when Mayor de Blasio arrived at City Hall, the city Department of Homeless Services has awarded more than $3.1 billion in contracts to these nonprofit groups. As of January there were 89 of these contracts.
At that time, an analysis of the shelter system by state Controller Thomas DiNapoli estimated that the nonprofits running city-funded shelters were spending $78.2 million on security. That included security equipment and staff employed by the nonprofits, but most of it — $46.1 million — went directly to the for-profit security firms.
I spent years reporting security guards at the Pine Street Inn to the Pine Street Inn's administration before the administration finally started having guards who don't harass the guests at the women's side of the shelter. Even though the guards that we have now at the women's side aren't threatening, they are not female; the administration isn't concerned that the women's shelter ought to have female guards.
When you read this article, think about everything that the Pine Street Inn doesn't have, including:
-Substance abuse recovery support for the female guests. A mat on the floor when someone is wasted is not substance abuse recovery support.
-Support for victims of domestic and sexual violence
-Support for the severely mentally ill
-Rehabilitation and transitional services for female guests with criminal records
-A human rights officer who is accessible to all of the guests. There is a human rights officer, but he only provides support to guests who are part of the MATCH program, therefore most of the guests can't ask him for help. There is no female human rights officer.
-Educational requirements for the staff who spend the most time with the guests. The only official education requirement for the regular staff is a high school degree. Some of the staff who work there are not fluent in English. This is an issue, not least because of all of the elderly and ill people who live at the shelter and who can have medical emergencies at all hours.
-Effective staff training for conflict prevention and resolution. This is a sad situation for everyone, both for guests who are mistreated by those of the staff who like to bully and for staff who start their employment wanting to be empathetic and helpful and who end up either frustrated by their lack of professional skill, bullied by other staff into being bullies, saying nothing while guests are mistreated, or leaving.
-Wheelchair-accessible doors. The women's side of the shelter does not have one wheelchair-accessible door; not for the entrances, exits, or restrooms. There is almost nothing at the women's shelter that is built to be wheelchair-accessible, despite the shelter having the largest percentage of people with canes, walkers and wheelchairs of any population which I have ever witnessed, including in hospitals. Every time that a disabled person has to use a door at the Pine Street Inn, she has to open it from her wheelchair or while using her walker or cane, or someone has to open it for her.
-Enough lockers for everyone who sleeps there not to have to carry everything with her every day. There is always a waiting list for the lockers, and the lockers which the shelter does have are all dilapidated and are not cleaned.
The Pine Street Inn is decades old and a lot of things need to be repaired. Everything needs to be painted. There are bathroom doors that don't close, toilets and sinks that break down. The elevator stops working every few days, so that the people who can't climb stairs either can't leave the building, if it stops working when they're in a dorm, or have to sleep on cots on the lobby, if it stops working before they're in the dorms. There's a leak in the ceiling of one of the bathrooms on the third floor; water drips from the ceiling onto the floor. Sometimes the heat stops working.
This is the season when some of the rest of the world remembers that there are homeless people. Groups of kind-hearted people troop in week after week, to serve food from the line in the kitchen alcove. The alcove is separated from the lobby of the women's shelter by an automated metal door which is loudly raised and lowered before and after mealtimes, in a procedure that probably has some resemblance to how livestock are fed in a pen.
I have almost never heard of a homeless person being rude to any of the holiday volunteers, despite the fact that we don't need more candy, we don't need more socks, we don't need more soap, and we definitely don't need more hats that they knit. I received 2 of those hats in the first week of December; I would have received 3 of them if I'd attended another dinner at which they were distributed. Most of us don't wear them; most human beings wouldn't wear them. We try to congenially foist them on to each other, after the volunteers leave.
If you wouldn't wear it, and you wouldn't want to have to carry it around with you all day, every day, whatever it is, please don't gift it to a homeless person.
Also, although I have never personally known about corporate donations of items such as boots and coats being stolen by staff at any homeless shelter, other homeless guests have told me that they do.
I have already told the Pine Street Inn's administration, several times, that there are hidden, illegal cameras in the women's locker room at the shelter. The Pine Street Inn's administration doesn't believe me and has done nothing about it.
If I report the voyeurism that is criminally victimizing all of the Pine Street Inn's female guests to the police, if I even report anonymously to the police, these are the only possible scenarios that will follow:
A) The police will assume that it is a false report filed by a crazy, homeless person, and the police will do nothing.
B) The police will assume that it is a false report filed by a crazy, homeless person, and the police will contact the Pine Street Inn to tell the Pine Street Inn that the report was filed. The Pine Street Inn's administration will know that I filed the report, and I will receive a Suspension of Services and not be able to live there. There will be no investigation and the voyeurism will continue to criminally victimize everyone who does live there.
A few days ago, I finally told another homeless guest of the Pine Street Inn, "I'm guilt-stricken about not having told anyone who's being victimized and I have to tell someone this. There are hidden, illegal cameras in the locker room. I haven't talked about it to guests because I don't want people to think I'm crazy."
I was shocked when she immediately said "I know. They're in the dorms, too; they're in the vents. We're being filmed in the beds. There are also hidden and illegal cameras at the Woods-Mullen Shelter, in the bathrooms and the dorms. A bunch of us know, but we haven't told anyone because we know that nobody will believe us and we don't want to be retaliated against."
She also told me that there are employees of Woods-Mullen who are being given blow jobs by some of the guests who want to avoid being suspended.
I can't verify the situation at Woods-Mullen. I was permanently barred from all Boston Public Health Commission shelters a few years ago, because of an incident at what was then the Long Island shelter in Quincy. A staffperson at the Long Island shelter grabbed my arm in the cafeteria, and I punched him in the face.
These stories must be heard. Tens of thousands of Syrians have been detained and
subjected to the human destruction of these detention centres. Thousands of women
are believed to be still held in detention. Children are also being detained and
exposed to the same horrors. The arbitrary arrest and detention of government opponents
must be stopped. Immediately. As must the torture and extreme cruel and inhuman
treatment which is being inflicted upon detainees. There must be immediate
independent monitoring and medical access into each and every detention centre in
Syria, and the release and care for detainees must be given utmost priority.
When peaceful calls for dignity and reform were met in March 2011 by crushing violence from the outset, the protesters knew what awaited them if they were arrested. Their bravery in breaching the fear barrier even to take part in such demonstrations is beyond admirable. Tens of thousands have gone missing over the past three years, detained in prison, never seen again, or sometimes simply returned to their families in a body bag as a warning, like the mutilated body of 13-year-old Hamza al-Khatib, early icon of the revolution. Like so many, Hamza was not even demonstrating – he was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. As the presidential election is held tomorrow in regime-held areas only, Syrians know full well what it means. It is not so much an election – everyone knows the result after all – it is more like a head count of government supporters. To vote for anything other than Bashar al-Assadis to sign your own death warrant and that of your family, and not to vote at all means you are forfeiting your chance of any kind of future in Syria.
Zahira (not her real name) was 45 when she was arrested at her workplace in a suburb of Damascus in 2013. As soon as she arrived at Al Mezzeh Military Airport, she was strip searched, tied to a bed and gang raped by five soldiers.
For the next 14 days, she was raped, or threatened with rape, again and again and again.
During one interrogation, in which she says she was sexually penetrated in “every body cavity”, a soldier filmed what was happening and threatened to show it to her family and community.
Shunted from facility to facility over the course of five months, in addition to repeated brutal sexual violence Zahira was also regularly beaten. One one occasion she was electrocuted and beaten with a hose pipe; on another, tied upside down for over an hour and hit in the face.
The Boston Police Department has done nothing in response to my reports.
Neither I nor the hundreds, if not thousands, of the unsuspecting people in Massachusetts who are being criminally victimized by this human rights abuse every day are asking for these violations.
The negligence of everyone who knows about this crime is sickening.
This is the information for anonymously telling the Boston Police Department about crime:
Call CrimeStoppers Tip Line at 1 (800) 494-TIPS or text the word 'TIP' to CRIME (27463). The Boston Police Department is interested only in your information, not your identity. Your tip is 100% anonymous.
How many vagina jokes does it take to destroy democracy in the Middle East? About as many as the media has told during the years that more than half a million people have died. That's not to mention the jokes about child molestation and murdering women.
All the Western media had to do was to keep the Syrian conflict on the front page, and the public would have demanded a resolution that doesn't outrage every concept of human decency.
It's the perversion of the free press, not the free press, that is the genocidal enemy of the people.
You ought to be doing something about the privacy invasions that you know are criminally victimizing me and hundreds, if not thousands, of other people in Massachusetts.
I don't mention them to you specifically every day because, unlike most of the entertainment industry, there is actually some portion of your day that isn't entirely about sex. There are other topics that you are capable of discussing.
How many times do you have to be told that before it sinks into your pretty, little head?
I don't object to glamour when it's not hurting people, and when it's not being presented as if it's the be-all and end-all of what a person should try to be.
Voyeurism isn't daring. It's not avant-garde. It is the crime of cowards and bullies, people who place their dysfunctional need for a feeling of omnipotence above the rights of their victims.
Lady Gaga was up to her ears promoting the conglomerate's agenda, including promoting child molestation.
I don't care what she's doing now.
It is not appropriate for government officials, or people who have only recently ceased to be government officials, to use their social media to support these MONSTERS.
The Boston Police Department has done nothing in response to my reports.
Neither I nor the hundreds, if not thousands, of the unsuspecting people in Massachusetts who are being criminally victimized by this human rights abuse every day are asking for these violations.
The negligence of everyone who knows about this crime is sickening.
This is the information for anonymously telling the Boston Police Department about crime:
Call CrimeStoppers Tip Line at 1 (800) 494-TIPS or text the word 'TIP' to CRIME (27463). The Boston Police Department is interested only in your information, not your identity. Your tip is 100% anonymous.
I doubt that everyone who sees the SICK, SADISTIC, ILLEGAL videos of me will be as euphemistic as the conglomerate.
The conglomerate is euphemistic because it can't say things such as "We want to have sex with children," and "We watch people in the shower without their consent" without causing a public outcry.
Obviously, the conglomerate isn't going to tell anyone that not only have I never consented to being filmed, I have protested against it while the conglomerate laughed. It will encourage the public to blame me.
I don't know why Senator Warren is doing nothing to stop the voyeurism that is criminally victimizing hundreds, if not thousands, of people in Massachusetts every day. Maybe she doesn't believe me.
The New York Times ridiculed and victim-blamed me with everyone else, and laughed at my requests that someone tell the authorities that my accusations of voyeurism weren't false.
It's also one of the many media sources that started promoting crime, including child molestation, in 2010.
If by "qualified to be the President," Vice President Biden means someone who:
-is a pathological liar and part of a gang of similarly dishonest, sanctimonious, greedy, powerful bullies
-pretends to care about women's rights because it is currently politically expedient to do so
-is protected by a lying and criminal media that has committed and promoted sexual crime and other crime for 8 years, a media which knows that it won't be confronted by him because it wasn't confronted by the person whose false legacy of civil rights protection is propelling his campaign
then Vice President Biden is qualified to be the President.
"Find it" is conglomerate code for finding the criminally filmed videos of me at whatever sleazy porn websites have them. The conglomerate started its code jokes about "finding" the videos in either 2011 or 2012.
Like illegally filming me and other homeless people, psychiatric patients, low income tenants, people in gym locker rooms (also perhaps including children at a Boston YMCA that has a Boys' locker room and a Girls' locker room), and everyone else who is being criminally victimized for its amusement, the conglomerate thinks that answering my protests by increasing its jokes about "finding it" is the funniest thing it has ever done.
I have said before that I never changed my clothes, took a shower, or used a toilet in either of the Massachusetts apartments where I was criminally victimized by voyeurism without turning off the lights in the bathroom and blocking light from under the bathroom door with a towel. The conglomerate also thought that was funny; another of its many jokes is to threaten to turn the lights on.
I can't turn the lights off to do those things in homeless shelters or gyms. The conglomerate also thinks that's funny.
I have never seen even one image from the criminally filmed videos of me. I looked for them for a while, but it was so depressing to think about the millions of people who will eventually be looking at me and talking about me the way that they look at and talk about other people who are naked at those websites that I stopped.
I applied to the Cambridge Inclusionary Housing Rental Program in 2015, before the City of Cambridge started "Find It Cambridge."
It took several months for my application to be processed and for a landlord to rent to me through that program. It was after I moved to the apartment that the City of Cambridge started "Find It Cambridge."
When I was told that I could have an apartment, I dreaded that I'd be criminally victimized by voyeurism again, the way that I was from 2013-2014.
I don't know which is worse, being too afraid to try to have your rights respected, or to have every step of the miserable process of your futile attempt be exactly what you knew it would be: denial, threats telling you to stop your "false accusations," retaliation, being skeptically condescended to by everyone to whom you turn for help and who thinks that the voyeurism isn't real and that you're paranoid, being laughed at by everyone to whom you turn for help who knows that you're telling the truth and who thinks it's funny to have you beg for corroborating phone calls or emails to authorities, the court hearings where you're portrayed as a dangerous, lying lunatic, losing.
Now I have spent another year and a half being blamed for my chronic homelessness by everyone whose job it is to help me, and continuing to be criminally victimized by all of the same people who have criminally victimized me everywhere else.
This is my 6th homeless winter since 2011. I and hundreds, if not thousands, of other people are being criminally victimized in bathrooms, showers and locker rooms in Massachusetts every day.
I don't have millions of dollars to protect my image, the way that celebrities do, and it shows. Here are quotes from Carey Martell, one...