pretended did not exist, just to spite me, even though it sits as proof that I am telling the truth. That failure makes me not only a survivor, but a victim of war crimes carried out by American authorities against their own citizen.
I reported threats and national security concerns years in advance—including the Chinese balloon incident—to the @CIA, and instead of protection, I was smeared as a “spy.” Meanwhile, I was drugged in my own home, against my will, retaliation in textbook violation of whistleblower protections. And yet, I am painted as the liar, while content creators, influencers, and political figures fuel defamation and pile onto the harassment.
Case No. 23CV028159 is the battleground where all of this comes together: suppression of my First Amendment rights, denial of evidence, and a court system actively mocking me and committing fraud. Staff at Hayward Hall of Justice ridiculed me using words I had spoken while drugged in those recordings. Law enforcement attempted to destroy video evidence but failed—further proving tampering and cover‑ups.
Authorities used narcotics, faked equipment failures, spliced recordings, and deleted evidence going back years. Across Utah, Florida, Oklahoma, and Colorado, officers eagerly violated the law, not to save lives, but to protect their extremist networks.
The playbook is always the same: extremism, terror tactics, then “woke” spin, wrapped in racism. Traditionalist extremists say I “can’t be gay,” weaponize Christianity, and justify attacks through religion. Terrorism follows, with authorities in gear showing up after having me drugged, recording and staging events, and tampering with cameras. When all else fails, they erase or hide evidence, then blame me.
I demanded discovery through habeas corpus—lawful under California law—but they edited my records and blocked my access, in violation of rights guaranteed to lawyers and defendants.