Category: cyberstalking

D Talks #57

Alright, so it’s been about a week since the last blog post, and I think the cyberstalkers are acting up because I haven’t given them any attention. The cyberstalkers weren’t doing anything really to harass me at the start of the week. Yeah, there was some strange and odd behavior, some harassment and stalking, but there was nothing that I could share to back my word, like screenshots or voice recordings; I actually haven’t been voice recording lately. Towards the end of the week, I hadn’t drafted any blogs or made any notes that would give a clue as to … Read the rest

D Talks #56

February 10, 2021

Cyberstalking – spam calls

So, after I finished writing the blog post from yesterday, I actually received a couple more spam calls and a voice message.

So, I kind of have an idea of what the cyberstalkers are trying to message to me. With the calls from Berkeley shown in the previous post, I sensed those calls were from my roommate, as if he was praising me to justify his harassment, which I guess is patronizing. Then I received those series of calls on Monday, the 8th of February, and my guess is the cyberstalkers were implicitly … Read the rest

D Talks #55

So, I haven’t written much this past week since I spent more time reading about the medical board process I was referred to. With the compromised web host, the compromised stockbroker, and the move to the newly assigned barracks, I had plenty to write about during that time frame; plenty that I needed to write about. Anyway, here’s an update on a couple of topics, as well as some new stuff.

harassment

So, I mentioned in Vlog #3 that I have no privacy. I also mentioned that the doors here at this newly assigned barracks have an electronic lock with … Read the rest

D Talks #54

February 1, 2021

Cyberstalking – some context

So in Vlog #2, I talked about what’s it’s like being cyberstalked. To put cyberstalking in context, I’ll describe a continuum. At one end there is harassment, at the other end there’s cyberstalking, and then there’s stalking in the middle.

So before the people around me became cyberstalking stalker harassers, they were simply typical haters, with normal human jealously or envy, if there was any, that they treated as a personal issue. Sometimes the hate and jealously was overt, but I’d say most of the time it was covert; if it was overt, … Read the rest