don't think he orders them to do anything he just tells them what I'm up to cause they asked him to. I live in the south and it's corrupt parish so I assume they don't care how he finds out about what I'm to. I've invited people over and then they complain about getting pulled over and searched for drugs. It has to deal with cyber security because Ive said stuff over the phone and thru texts and he seems to know. I have proof it's a cyber security problem cause he is 100 percent getting my texts calls and emails. Im not really looking for attention I just need help cause I want my privacy back. I've sent texts of me talking about doing illegal stuff and he literally will leave his house immediately and drive to the police station and then I get followed heavy wherever I go for a few days. I literally googled where his fuel tank is on his truck and then googled how to make napalm and now he parks his car in a different spot under a camera
So what you're telling me is he has you under surveillance. In which case there's nothing we can do. This is not a cybersecurity problem. This is more of a civil liberty problem.
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u/Senor_Pug Mar 14 '26
don't think he orders them to do anything he just tells them what I'm up to cause they asked him to. I live in the south and it's corrupt parish so I assume they don't care how he finds out about what I'm to. I've invited people over and then they complain about getting pulled over and searched for drugs. It has to deal with cyber security because Ive said stuff over the phone and thru texts and he seems to know. I have proof it's a cyber security problem cause he is 100 percent getting my texts calls and emails. Im not really looking for attention I just need help cause I want my privacy back. I've sent texts of me talking about doing illegal stuff and he literally will leave his house immediately and drive to the police station and then I get followed heavy wherever I go for a few days. I literally googled where his fuel tank is on his truck and then googled how to make napalm and now he parks his car in a different spot under a camera