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20 Sep 2011, 7:56 am

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I do not regret that time, effort, and honesty I put into this thread.

No one else does.

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There was a small chance the OP was a real person, living a Kafkaesque nightmare, and, if so, I could have pointed them towards people who might be able to help.

An attempt to appeal to some unknown audience rather than actually respond to the poster is patronising.

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There was also a small chance that the OP was a real person suffering extremely vivid paranoid delusions, in which case, there was a tiny chance that confronting them with the reality of where their delusions did not fit reality might open a door a let them begin to escape that.

But now it has descended to sockpuppetry and abuse it seems more likely this was just an attention seeking exercise all along, and I no longer intend to engage with it..

So a pointless insinuation about how someone is living in a paranoid delusion without any evidence given does not count as abuse? Furthermore you have no reason to accuse people of being sockpuppets if you give no evidence except some form of intuition.

Didn't you already say that you were leaving this forum? You said to me in PMs and you didn't. Then you said it in the vermontsavant thread and you didn't and then you said for the final time you were leaving in this very thread and you didn't.



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23 Sep 2011, 2:44 pm

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There was a small chance the OP was a real person, living a Kafkaesque nightmare, and, if so, I could have pointed them towards people who might be able to help.


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I am, and I am. So why didn't you?



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23 Sep 2011, 2:49 pm

pianorak wrote:
Zeraeph wrote:


There was a small chance the OP was a real person, living a Kafkaesque nightmare, and, if so, I could have pointed them towards people who might be able to help.


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I am, and I am. So why didn't you?


I don't think pianorak is necessarily seeing anything that is state persecution myself, but yeah, might as well go do it yourself.



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24 Sep 2011, 6:03 am

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One absolute last post for you, because it is very important.

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I was using "argument" in the sense of your expressed opinion. How do you know "how a system that is not supposed to exist actually works"? I can only tell you what has actually happened to us, and it doesn't fit with your theoretical statements.


My statements are *not* theoretical, that is how the system works and has worked for decades, there is absolutely no reason why they would suddenly change it especially for you. Nobody is that important.

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Yes, by the British. I'm British and living in Britain and it's being done to me. You have to be prepared to change your assumptions when you get new information. The media are not free to publicise UK Government torture.


Neither am I but that doesn't mean that I do not know exactly what really goes on, and what can happen and I am afraid what is happening to you does not fit any known pattern.

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The logical conclusion of what you're saying is that I am vindicated by the fact that social services didn't intervene on behalf of my kids. But if it wasn't me, who was it that caused their injury?


I wish I could say that you were thus vindicated, but unfortunately everything I hear suggests the integrity of Social Services has decayed to the point where their intervention or non-intervention means has no relevance to the vindication, or otherwise of the parent in question.


You contradict yourself because firstly you say the SS don't intervene to help but to control, and then that they haven't felt the need to control me. I agree. No-one has any complaint against me.


I did not contradict myself at all. I said that because of the degree to which it is abused as a weapon of control (amongst other things) social services intervention, or it's absence, means little or nothing in terms of vindicating anyone. To say more I would need to know why you felt the need for vindication.

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The point about 'false memory' is that doctors and spychiatrists frequently give abuse as a wrong diagnosis instead of Asperger Syndrome, I believe because females show AS differently. I've seen many such cases on these pages and other writings by AS women.


I have honestly never seen any evidence to suggest that myself, certainly no more than in the general population.


Perhaps you haven't had your attention drawn to enough variety of topics.


Perhaps not, but I have had my attention drawn to an awful lot of related topics over the years, it would be hard to identify any I had missed.

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The false allegation of a crime is worse than the crime itself, especially if it's too late to defend oneself.


It certainly is not when you are talking about the cold blooded abuse of a child. Children don't just "get over it" or "grow out of it" you know, and believe me, I have seen this one from both sides, even to excess.

Now, I approached your posts with a very open mind, because I am one of the few people who does know what is possible in the UK, and isn't in denial about it. But not only can you not provide any reason why you would be persecuted by the state, or anything resembling a description of what has actually happened, but you are also trying to *demand* that I believe you are being persecuted in a totally different way to anyone else who has ever been persecuted in the UK.

There comes a point when even the most open of minds closes.

I am also very worried by the combination of the words "vindication" and "false allegations" in the context of children, and I am afraid that, in combination with your hostile attitude has cost you my sympathy too.

If you are the innocent victim of something (and you may be) while it is certainly not persecution by the British State, I do sincerely hope you find a way to resolve it, but I can assure you, you will never be able to do that without facing the reality of what is happening.

Now this really *IS* my last post here. 'bye all...




The 'system' doesn't have to have been changed for me. If as you say "what is happening to [me] doesn't fit any known pattern" then by definition it is not part of the system. Throughout this debate you've been obsessed by the question of the cost of doing these things, but the State is made up of individuals, and those individuals have jobs and salaries. They are in a position, through corruption, to make personal gain from activities such as we've experienced, and have an obvious incentive for covering it up and/or continuing to make false allegations against us to justify those actions. There have been cases of police, civil service and politicians corruption recently and I'm sure what we hear on the BBC is just the tip of the iceberg.

I don't "feel the need for vindication" I am just refusing to accept the blame for the actions of others.

So you finally admit that others have been persecuted in the UK so therefore it must be possible. I am not "demanding" that you believe me. I don't care what you think of me. I've simply posted on this thread a description of what's happened to me and my family and asked if anyone else has had similar experiences. You have responded to everything I've said with firm denials, and insisted that what I've said can't possibly be true. Well, you don't know that.

The fact that you think it's OK to make false allegations against any innocent person because some other child at some time has been abused makes it clear that you are prepared to countenance any horrendous crime in the futile hope of thereby healing your own sickness. If, as seems to be the case, you work in the public sector, I think that is an extremely dangerous situation.



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19 Jan 2012, 8:05 am

Firstly I have to say how I admire your solid responses to a determined troll sandbagging.

Discussions on the level of "Tis true" - "Tis not" can obscure the issue. Either this is your imagination, in which case it concerns no one else. Or it is true, and it potentially concerns everybody else.

At any rate having a site highlighting such problems can only be seen as a public service. It is unlikely that you alone in the UK have experienced this. The response looks as if it was intended to silence you, which adds credibility to your position.

Now I am going to change the subject slightly. My Mum once said to me, do you think a member of the Royal Family, or a politician would get the learner doctor? Doctors have to learn on someone. It is improbably that they practice on the highest members of society. Incompetent doctors, likewise. The result is the bad people in every institution, and every insitution has dud, and learners are directed to the people at the bottom of the social heap. Who cant protest.

You say you thought your Aspergers was the reason for your persecution. An alternative explanation was that it was not the reason, but it made you an attractive target. Who would believe you? Your condition destroys credibility. And crime gravitates to opportunity.

Here is a suggestion. Who do learner spies practice on? The Royal Family? Our politicians? Other higher echelon members of society? Dirty tactics are par for the course in espionage. To destroy a target spies have to learn how to manipulate the institutions we all rely on, Tax, Benefits, Medical, etc. And they need to see how their actions have worked. They cant practice on criminals nor on any member of society sufficiently up the social scale who can take action to protect themselves. And reveal their methods. So they choose lower class, non criminals, ideally ones like yourself who have to fight to establish credibility before they even enter the conversation.

Yes. I have had experiences like yours, but not so extreme. But I suspect it is going the way it went with you.

I wish you well.



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09 Feb 2012, 6:25 am

Thank you, Wiliamson, for your encouraging comments and perceptive observations. I think there must be a lot of truth in what you write, and there may also be other factors at play.
I'm not sure if I started out at the bottom of the heap, particularly where the medical profession is concerned. My father was a senior lecturer in a University Medical School. However, I remember that even he, who was an undiagnosed Asperger person, was so badly bullied by his Professor and Head of Department that he had to take early retirement.
But I think you may have used doctors as an analogy. Your point about trainee spies fits with my experiences. Many of the people who have stuck out as spies have been young, even teenagers and children. Also, as I am a Quaker and pacifist it may be thought that these young spies will not be at risk of retaliation when they practise their abuse on me.
One piece of progress. Last November we won a Court case when the other party withdrew their claim at the start of the hearing. We go from strength to strength!
I can only continue to affirm what I know to be true. I do think it's a pity that some Aspies are willing to give others a "sandbagging". This is why our cause is the last human rights issue to be addressed. We don't stick together.
The film from France http://www.wrongplanet.net/article424.html is truly shocking - these influential people are projecting onto us their own perverse fantasies, or possibly, practices.



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17 Feb 2012, 7:09 am

I am glad to hear you have made progress with your court case, and keeping your chin up under all the heavy flak you have been taking.

This is a bit of a side item. As I said, I found your account highly believable, mainly because I have had similar experiences. While I was at University, odd events, though not huge in themselves happened to me. A policeman, of rather dodgy character attempted to become "friends". At one point he gave me a large collection of (unwanted) pornography which he said had been confiscated from students. The neighbours became concerned when strange men started to arrive out of nowhere trying to peer in the windows - we lived in a cul de sac. One morning I was awoken by a woman yelling and screaming and banging on our door - I didnt let her in, obviously - the neighbours said she worked at a childrens home further up the lane. I knew neither the woman nor of the existence of the home. When I applied for post-grad, I was turned down months before, my final exams, - a lecturer at the University had commented my grades looked as if I was heading for a first. After Uni when I applied for work I never even received acknowledgement of receipt of application - this was in the '70's before such bad manners became tne norm. I found I could get to interview stage by ommitting my degree from my applications. But at one interview the interviewer commented on gaps in employment saying - you shouldnt leave any gaps, we might think you had been in prison. I was very stupid. I didnt really connect these events at the time, but years later I became suspicious and contacted Freedom Of Information, telling them I thought lies had been spread about me. They suggested writing to the University, which I did, but they only acknowledged my academic record.

Recently, similar events have started again, so that was why I searched the web for state sponsored persecution. Bythe way, I am not Aspergers, but if you know any dedicated site for people who are mildly dyspraxic (if you can call mild not having an effective short term memory - but dyspraxia can be very bad - less so in women, such as myself) severely myopic and medium rheumatic, I'd be glad to hear. All the best.



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20 Feb 2012, 8:32 pm

Zeraeph's opinions in this thread are some of the most ridiculous that I have ever seen.

You're told that police and governments don't abuse anyone, so that must make it true, even in spite of the testimony of direct witnesses to the contrary.

You try to tell us that your beliefs, which are based entirely on hearsay and rumours, rather than direct experience, are not theoretical beliefs. It's difficult to believe that you are not intentionally talking nonsense just to annoy people.

I have personally been abused by police and government officials on numerous occasions. A lot of these people simply join in order to gain the power to treat others badly, and they derive great pleasure from it. This is a fact of life. Police officers are not magically different to all of the other people in the world who get their kicks out of kicking others when they're down. These people show up in all walks of life, the super shiny spotless angelic government is no different, in fact a person probably has to be either insane or sorely inexperienced to believe that government positions do not attract more of these people than every other form of employment put together.

All anyone needs to do to see police brutality these days is click on a youtube video. There must be thousands of such videos on there.

Until these new government laws get them taken down for "piracy" issues, of course.



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21 Feb 2012, 9:21 am

Zeraeph is no longer contributing to WP.


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21 Feb 2012, 4:09 pm

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Zeraeph is no longer contributing to WP.

Not under that name, anyway.



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24 Feb 2012, 5:34 am

I take the view that what has happened to Pianorak and myself, though likely sourced in different problems, but similar, cannot be unique. we cannot be the only two people in the entire country who have had these problems. When I searched the web under "state sponsored persecution" this was the only site I could find. So, nobody else is experiencing, or has experienced anything like this? Isnt that too improbable? Given the net is the first port of call for anyone who has a problem, especially unconventional ones. Is there censorship on the web?



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25 Feb 2012, 4:08 pm

I think it would be very unlikely that WP, along with most other organisations, were not monitored and even infiltrated by MI6/CIA/Mossad. I believe members of WP should think very carefully before posting messages on the subject of "Aspies take over the world" and such like. Government "intelligence" agencies are by their nature paranoid, and are very inclined to take such statements literally.



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25 Feb 2012, 7:55 pm

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Government "intelligence" agencies are by their nature paranoid


After reading the OP and page 1 I find the above statement hilarious. Thank you.



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26 Feb 2012, 8:05 am

Pianorak, my respect for you increases in leaps and bounds. EVERY time I access the web to try and find sites on arbitrary and gratuitous state persecution of ordinary citizens in the UK, the only sites I find have been placed by you. The latest one I have accessed carries the comment about the US govt being evil. This is interesting. In the "free democratic" West - does it exist? we take for granted that the governments of non free democratic Western countries are corrupt, and are actually seen to be so by their citizens. We pride ourselves that our governments are different. It becomes a shock when we discover the possibility/likelihood that our govts are corrupt too but just better at concealing it/gulling the populace. At the moment I am also chasing censorship links, because it seems peculiar to me that just about everything I try to research there is either no information on or pages and pages of twaddle.



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26 Feb 2012, 11:10 am

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Pianorak, my respect for you increases in leaps and bounds. EVERY time I access the web to try and find sites on arbitrary and gratuitous state persecution of ordinary citizens in the UK, the only sites I find have been placed by you. The latest one I have accessed carries the comment about the US govt being evil. This is interesting. In the "free democratic" West - does it exist? we take for granted that the governments of non free democratic Western countries are corrupt, and are actually seen to be so by their citizens. We pride ourselves that our governments are different. It becomes a shock when we discover the possibility/likelihood that our govts are corrupt too but just better at concealing it/gulling the populace. At the moment I am also chasing censorship links, because it seems peculiar to me that just about everything I try to research there is either no information on or pages and pages of twaddle.



Thank you for your kind words, Wiliamson. I'm not sure which site it was where I'm supposed to have referred to the US Govt as evil, but I must have been having a really bad day! Normally, I try to see 'that of God' in everyone but certainly, deeds can be evil. Perhaps systems can become evil just by those working within them being willing to turn a blind eye, or too afraid to blow the whistle. I and my family have suffered horrendously at the hands of the British authorities, and I've read of similar treatment of others on WP.

I think you're probably right about censorship, and also that it's always easier to see the wrong in other governments rather than one's own.



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26 Feb 2012, 11:18 am

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Government "intelligence" agencies are by their nature paranoid


After reading the OP and page 1 I find the above statement hilarious. Thank you.



In the OP I described things which have actually happened to me and answered those who were disbelieving with the assurance that I have documentation to prove it. That is not paranoia. So-called intelligence agencies spend their whole time spying on people because they are afraid that they might attack them, even if they never have before (eg. the Soviet Union). That really is paranoia. Where did you study psychology, Rascal? Or were you just trying to be insulting?