Saturday, June 1, 2019

What about investigating the criminal voyeurism that is victimizing people IN MASSACHUSETTS, SENATOR WARREN?

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Senator Harris was the attorney general of the state of serial predators.

Probably, if she'd gone after the powerful rapists of the entertainment industry, she could not have had a political career.  

Maybe she would have ended up working from a cubicle with no window.  There are worse fates.  


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Wasted years

If the government, the media, corporations, cultural institutions, famous people, and all of the other people and organizations who have promoted sexual crime for 9 years had spent that time and energy trying to stop gun violence, probably positive change would have taken place. 

That's one of the many issues that nobody had time to address. 
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Remember all the shootings during the Obama administration?

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I support LGBTQ rights, but I don't even know how to describe my revulsion at Taylor Swift's political pretenses.

https://twitter.com/taylorswift13?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor



"I hope we can all continue to put aside partisan affiliations when it comes to matters of basic human rights," she says.



Maybe I should be nicer about her.  Maybe I should say "It's progress for you to try to care about other people; eventually perhaps you'll stop personally victimizing the public without the public's knowledge or consent, as part of a gang of parasitic, wealthy bullies who think it's funny to watch less wealthy people in the bathroom."  Maybe I think that she really likes the attention that she gets as Time magazine's favorite "feminist icon" when she writes a grammatically correct sentence.

I don't need to be an icon.  I need my rights to be respected.  


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I wrote this email and sent it to several Pine Street Inn administrators on May 19, 2019.

It was ignored, as were all of my previous warnings about voyeurism at the shelter.  

The email was called "You need to have the shelter investigated for hidden and illegal cameras."

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(Director of Pine Street Inn Women's Shelter),

Now that you know that I'm not delusional, you should hire a professional investigator to sweep the shelter's bathrooms, locker rooms and showers for hidden cameras.

I don't know if you recall my having asked you to do that, several years ago, in a meeting with you and the director of security.  You didn't take it seriously.  You ought to take it seriously now.  I haven't tried to talk to you about it again because I know how invested you were in the idea that I'm crazy.  I have therefore lived with the knowledge that not only I but everyone me are being criminally victimized every day by hidden and illegal cameras in the aforementioned places in the shelter.  

You probably haven't told anyone else at the shelter about my name being in the middle of Taylor Swift's t-shirt at the end of her music video, "Look What You Made Me Do," so I'm letting people know:

Here's the address of that video at YouTube:


Here's a quote from the lyrics for the song:

"You asked me for a place to sleep
Locked me out and threw a feast (What?)"

Here's the address for the entire text of the lyrics of that song:


As I have said before, Ms. Swift didn't put my name on her t-shirt because she likes me; she did it because she hates me and I have said often that I don't want to be famous.  I also never asked her for a place to sleep; she's making that up so she doesn't have to feel guilty about what a jerk she is.  Unfortunately, a lot of famous people know who I am, none of them like me, I'm partially famous already anyway because of all of the people who have heard of me online, and once everyone knows that I'm not actually crazy, I'll be even more famous, as horrible as that will be, with all of the years of illegal video that have already been filmed of me in showers and bathrooms and locker rooms, my poverty meaning that I haven't been able to stop anyone from doing this to me or to get anyone to believe me and to try to put a stop to it.  As you know, for a homeless person to say "There are cameras in the bathroom" causes other people to automatically assume that the homeless person is delusional.  

I'm not delusional.  You need to take action to stop the crime of voyeurism that is taking place in your shelter, 24 hours per day. 

By the way; here's another reminder that (the 1st of 4 case managers) and apparently also (a former Pine Street Inn social worker) viciously lied about me to (their supervisor), and it cost me my housing.  They sat there for a year and told me that they believed me, and then they lied to (their supervisor) and obviously must have told her that I sat there nattering on about nothing and wasting their time, when I'm the one who was doing all of the work needed to fix my housing issues.  As you know, I only have until June 3rd to get a place to live with my voucher; because of (the case manager's and former social worker's) lies, I also lost the Cambridge residency preference that I had for a year after I left my last apartment.  Since the Cambridge Inclusionary Housing Program prioritizes Cambridge residents over people who are only homeless, it is unlikely that an apartment will be available to me through that program before my voucher expires.   

I can't even tell you what it's like to see that other guests of the shelter are being signed up for the Cambridge Inclusionary Housing Program, when nobody who works here even knew about it before I told (the case manager) about it in 2017.  

Lena
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Yesterday, I started my 3rd consecutive year of homelessness.

It is my 7th year of homelessness since 2011.

I don't need the people who have viciously abused me for years to give me money or to buy me a place to live.  I certainly don't need another insincere apology or self-absolving gesture of remorse.   

All I'm asking is that my rights be respected.  Stop watching me in the bathroom, stop hacking my phone, email, bank account.  Stop invading my privacy. 
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