Did I just unequivocally prove 4chan involvement in the pestering of me?

I just discovered that I was accessing Amazon via 130 “apps”. Yes, 130.

I guess I can explain up to roughly 30 logins. One login each for .com, nl, .de, .co.uk, one for my author profile, one for my KDP account, one for my associates account and maybe one or two more countries such as Japan and France and for a browser on one phone (nope) and one browser on a tablet (yes) and one browser on a computer, but 130 is more than four times that. Amazon logins have always been messy, however. I used to hate that I needed a different login each time and they’ve streamlined it.

But there definitely has been a lot of messing with my Amazon account in recent years and there currently seems to have been some messing in my KDP account again. (That was intended to draw my attention to the fact that one of my book blurbs was either out of date or had been changed by them, probably the former, but I can’t tell for sure.)

I think I’ve just unequivocally proven 4chan involvement in the pestering of me.

Hacking activity

As of the previous weekend, so since about ten days ago, there’s been quite a lot of it again. So annoying!

There is no point in talking about it with anyone. People – most of them, not all of them – keep responding with their insistence that the earth is flat. What can I say? Let them believe what they want to believe. I am not going to tell them that it isn’t. No point.

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(It’s not a perfect ball either, of course. But it’s not flat. You don’t fall off its edges. Even if your map makes it look that way.)

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Did you know this?

When I was still stuck in Portsmouth and fed up with my locks getting picked all the time, one day (I think this was in 2022), I told a post office worker first and Gerald Vernon-Jackson next that I was going to start killing people if this didn’t stop. I didn’t mean that, obviously, but I was so desperate for someone to LISTEN to me and step up for me and I hoped that this would finally get people’s attention.

IT DID NOT.

When I volunteered in the Covid vaccination effort, I had no electricity and no hot water. The weather was cold.

When I worked in the COLD tent outside, where people had to wait after their jabs before they could leave, in case they had any instant adverse effects that needed medical intervention, I would go home after my shifts to a flat that was warm relative to the tent. That was nice.

(That requirement for people to have to wait before they could leave was dropped later.)

When I worked indoors, where it was light and warm, I would go back to a flat that would be freezing cold, by comparison. It was pretty miserable.

I barely had any food, too.

The people at the vaccination center had no idea.

When it was busy, volunteering there was great. Finally, after so many years of climbing the walls, I had something to do that kept me busy. Locals were amazed to discover that I was actually capable of telling people which door to go to. They didn’t think that I had that in me.

(They’d been telling each other that I was some kind of “retard” for so long, by then. Someone apparently started that rumor before I moved to Portsmouth and everyone seems to have believed it. After all, nobody knew me.)

As soon as there were more volunteers than patients, when the foreign volunteers had left (gone back to university, for example), bickering and boredom started kicking in. The volunteers were just standing around doing nothing, most of the time. Not my kind of thing.

Besides, I clearly was no longer needed.

There was a big rush to get the booster shots before the holidays, but that was over in January. Most people who stopped by then were asking for flu shots, not Covid jabs.

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13:12 They’re / he’s at it again…

I suddenly lost internet access on my computer. It was something in the computer, not the (tethering) phones (tethering on two different networks).

I had logged into The Guardian, left a comment. I mean, this is like a liberation for most of the UK.

But they weren’t actually online, those comments. That has happened a bazillion times over the past 16 years. I would reach out to people on blogs or leave comments under articles, but they went nowhere. Regardless of whether it was in the UK or the US. It was impossible to network.

(It went much further than this, much further than not being able to leave comments.)

I’ve lived in fear for so long. I couldn’t do a thing! And when I asked for help or whatever, I often would get punished for not keeping my mouth shut.

And all that other people could do at best was not MOCK ME. They’ve seen me pick up food from the streets and rummage to garbage bins and what not to survive, too.

He often used to get so angry when I visited foreign websites, too. CNN, notably, until he stopped objecting.

There was so much hate and contempt behind so many things that he did.

(His mother is Austrian.)

He is so immensely controlling. Unbelievably so. He really suffocates you to death.

I was soo soo soo gutted when the crap followed me out of Portsmouth. It was all for nothing.

And he’ll do anything to prove to others what a loser I am. It’s hilarious.

He feeds them packs of lies that he probably partly believes, and they all fall for it.

He has a nice side, a side that I appreciate, but I am terrified of what he does, of how it suffocates you to death, of how it/he isolates you and renders you super powerless. Tentacles of clingfilm wrapped around the throat of my life.

I don’t know if this behavior is aimed at his mother or at himself (whether he projects so much that he thinks that I am exactly like him?).

He’s like a guy who takes a baseball bat to a dog or cat and then calls the animal bad and weak because he feels that it shouldn’t be bleeding and it shouldn’t have broken bones and it should not cry out in pain.

And when the poor animal runs away and tries to hide, he chases after it again and beats it to near-death and then curses it for its perceived “failings”.

Over and over and over and over and over and over and over again.

16+ years long.

It’s awful.

It’s a never-ending nightmare inflicted on me by some proverbial monster out there. I was an easy and irresistible target as an educated but single migrant abroad. Nobody knew me. Almost nobody cared.

And he tells everyone else what a loser I am and that he is just looking out for me or that he is a friend and is just playing a little joke on me or he actually PAYS them to carry out crap.

I want my life back.

That English phone that was offline…

It signaled that there was voicemail. This was an old voicemail and I was pretty sure it was a robocall message as I had been getting many of those.

When I decided to dial in and delete it, as mentioned before, I discovered that the SIM card was offline, Then it came online again and went to 3G. It later went to 4G.

I just dialed in. I have no voice mail messages, but the symbol that says that I do is still there.

Okay. Time to admit that I thought that the robocalls weren’t genuine. (Keep in mind that I have been dealing with this for over 16 years. I am a scientist. I can analyze things and spot patterns.)

This phone is not an android. I bought it on purpose. I can’t tether with it and there are other things that I can’t do with it, but if I need to make a call and don’t want too much interference, I put my regular SIM card into that phone.

The last time I did that, I did get cut off, probably because whoever it was wanted to listen to my voice while I made the call. He’s had a thing for wanting to listen to my voice for a long time.

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I’ll be damned!

My tablet was getting really hot again and when I checked, its internet connection had been “hi-jacked” by the local hotspot again. This happened non-stop after I moved in.

Now I have several subscriptions so usually plenty of data. (Data allowance is much more generous in the UK.) A few days ago, or maybe one day ago, it started happening again.

This morning, I also saw that one of my English phones had gone offline. I decided to remove an old voice mail message – has been there for ages, didn’t matter – and to my amazement couldn’t dial out. That’s when I saw that it said “emergency only”. Immediately after that, the SIM card came online again.

WTF is going on in this teeny tiny but really really really strange town? It has a culture that I am totally unfamiliar with and I have a feeling that it might also be really helpful if I speak and write exclusively English here so that people don’t get their knickers in a twist when I use what is likely English sarcasm… England’s main form of humor.

I have a VERY busy week ahead

Also, yep, it looks like I will have to purchase more AI credits, that I am gonna be just a few short. Probably just 4, for now. EUR 9.99 gets me 1000 credits. That’s a lot of videos.

It would be nice if those locals who claim to be entertaining theories along the lines of that I am actually a Martian who is wearing a highly sophisticated suit that makes me look like an earthling but am secretly plotting a coup to overtake Earth – and what not – would keep their nonsense to themselves and go feed ducks in a park instead.

I’m a little concerned about the mental health of some of the people who have been sending me emails recently.

Then again, I can’t be sure that those emails are 100% genuine.

Years ago, I tried to send spoofed mail via my own mailserver at my business address, via my smarterscience.com domain (which I let go of about a decade ago). I wanted to know how easy it was for someone else to do that. And you know what? It was a piece of cake. Yikes.

It’s no longer as easy as it was back then, I am sure, but it’s still pretty easy. It’s gotten a lot better because big companies are now regularly conned out of millions and hundreds of thousands on the basis of hijacked email communications.

Big day today. Labour is not much better than the Conservatives, but a little better is better than no improvement at all. The main question is going to be how many votes Farage will keep from going to Labour in order to try to leave the Conservatives with a majority. (He only pops up at election or referendum time.)

The Dutch news stated that the British are desperate for a stable government at the moment. Yes, and no. In Britain, people generally survive despite the government, not because of it.

(No, the Netherlands certainly is no longer my home country.) (Let’s leave it at that.)

“You have to be willing to break from whatever’s holding you down”

Also, did I really accidentally stumble upon a major fraud scheme? If I assume the sum of EUR 2000 for everyone who it concerns, and assume that it applies to 10% (but it’s already at least 20% in my situation), then that would add up to around EUR 8 million per year. Did I really just uncover a fraud scheme? Can’t believe that. But if not, then what? It’s just baffling.

Also, it looks like I am about to expand on the new business that I started setting up a while back. It’s simmering. Yes, I spent about EUR 300, among other things on setting up a website. It concerns something that I would rather see not pan out than regret not at least having tried. S

See, I just realized that I may have an actual operational umbrella going on all of a sudden. That is a lovely feeling! Is it all coming together now? A collection of ideas that I have had for years that suddenly turn out to fit under one umbrella in combination with this new thing? Hmm. I will put that on paper later today or tomorrow, to see if it’s real or a mere feeling or fantasy.

I had a startup budget and operational budget for one of the components, and reached out to two parties within that context, for training and cooperation purposes. But that’s a component that I would like to outsource and supervise rather than carry out myself. And suddenly, this all feels so very differently. Fascinating. It also all ties in perfectly to diversity and inclusion angles.

Something is happening, for sure.

I feel my chest expand and something warm and reassuring fluttering gently in my chest.

(No, it’s not my heart. It may be the absence of rising stomach acid, which I have been suffering from increasingly since I moved to Portsmouth at the start of 2009. It’s been subsiding after I left, but it’s not fully gone yet and I am certainly not out of the woods yet in many respects.)

(I’d been climbing the walls with far too little to do for so long!!!)

  • Many people mistakenly believe that in order to be successful, you need to generate huge amounts of money for it to count. No. You just need to do something that you enjoy doing, that enables you to support you and that adds value to other people’s lives. That’s enough. You don’t need to be rich. That idea is just a recipe for misery.
  • Also, whatever you do… avoid small-minded civil servants of the pen-pushing kind. They can throw so many obstructions in your path to spite you and waste a lot of your time.

    I remember my boss in Florida telling me that there was a particular guy there, in the admin building, who would leave things sitting in his drawer or on his desk just so that he got a feeling of power out of it. I don’t even remember what that guy was supposed to do, sign off on paperwork on behalf of the university, something like that – but he was the cause of many delays.

(I’d already filed a police report about this)

Update 3 July 2024, 09:25: I am keeping this online to protect myself. I’ve now also realized why Jeroen V. – who I think is a decent guy – was behaving so bizarrely. I am pretty sure that he had been fed a load of nonsense about me, the poor guy. (His attitude, too, made me back out.) I was about to forward him an email that I sent to someone else this morning, but I won’t. There are two rotten apples in that particular bunch; the others are likely okay. Those two rotten apples are really mean-spirited, however, and they make me very reluctant to interact with any of them or their colleagues. I’ve spent too much time in Portsmouth to know that one or two people can make your life a living hell for years because the others don’t know you and are likely to take what they are told at face-value.

I want out of here asap. (Are all small towns like this? I am used to much larger towns, where most people let each other LIVE and don’t obsess over strangers.)

But my main problem remains my hacker(s). I can’t do much of anything until that is finally resolved for good; whoever this is is insanely persistent (and pretty destructive). He really enjoys thwarting my efforts, but it’s always a game of positive and negative.

For now, I have to keep focusing on generating new income, hacker(s) or no hacker(s).

He always hits out unexpectedly, also sometimes when you think that he’s finally left you in peace. Anything to pester and sabotage me. Why? I dunno. It is just the way he is. Why me? I dunno. It always has me on edge because I never know what stunt he will pull next, or IF he will pull one or not. There’s always the “nah nah nah nah nah”.

(Such as what happened at the end of 2019 and start of 2020, with payments from my oldest client going astray over 6 months. Then he started taunting me with it. And finding contact details changed in all sorts of places such as HMRC VAT and even getting a spoofed call from that client with the voice of an old friend who had just passed away and other “messages” from her and so on. The call made no sense but I was busy at the time and only gave a quick response. When I tried to call back, I couldn’t. I tried a few times.)

(People’s responses to me talking about this and asking for help almost always boil down to “women don’t know how to handle technology” or a version thereof. So I no longer talk about it. There is nowhere you can go to get help with something like this. I now know that you need to disappear to resolve a situation as crazy as this – which the Dutch police used to advise too, in the past; I know someone who had to do that – but you can’t do that without having enough cash (and/or family support) to do that. Having the cooperation from someone with a holiday hide-out somewhere – anywhere – could be very helpful too. But people don’t help. They pull away because it is all far too crazy for words, what’s been going on in my life for… wait for it… 16+ years now.)

(I’ve also dealt with years of abuse as the result of trying to explain what was going on. Stupid migrant does not know how to handle technology, and what not, it got stale, so stale. And it imposes an immense stress load because of how powerless it makes you feel. Nobody HELPS. Almost everyone simply becomes ABUSIVE when you ask for help. It’s a bit like the situation with that woman whose emaciated body was found in a closet in England a while back. Everybody around her SAW what was happening. They must have sought any excuse they could find not to help her. After she’d been beaten to death, and her body was stuffed in a closet, it was too late to help her.)


ANYONE WHO DOES NOT UNDERSTAND THAT I PREFER TO STAY FOCUSED ON THE MAIN ISSUES INSTEAD OF DEALING WITH PETTY GAMES PLAYED BY PEOPLE WHO APPARENTLY HAVE NOTHING BETTER TO DO WITH THEIR TIME, WELL, THAT’S YOUR PROBLEM.

(I so wish I could get my pre-hacker life back. The hacking causes so much conflict and tension in my life. People can’t figure out wtf is going on and some wonder why I am always so tense and look so desperate these days. I want my normal life back.)

Am currently working on the subtitles for my latest course. He forced me to do them in a different manner but this step is actually really beneficial. Except… it is costing me a lot more time as I have to re-render the videos and why didn’t he simply let me know about this earlier? Why the hocus pocus, the secrecy? All I am finding is that my captions aren’t being generated. They should be. It’s automatic. So then I start looking into it and he may start popping up helpful links, like when he gave me the link to an article about Murphy’s right hand legal advisor who’d been to prison for three years and was kicked out of the profession.

When he “helps me”, he (then) usually (also) does something else that does a lot of damage or that makes all that work for nothing. Not always.


UPDATE 14:32(and 17:17): It’s revenge, indeed, that I am dealing with locally, plain and simple.

I called someone out on her unprofessional clumsy behavior last year – because I was baffled by what the heck she was doing and offended as well as she was violating my rights without a word of explanation – and she took revenge. That was the impression I had at the time. That impression was confirmed just now.

Dutch legal aid had advised me to call a number for assistance, asap, and I did so, and I ended up talking with the very person who according to the people mentioned in Dutch below set all of this sordid mess in motion – which she now denies.

Turns out that she considers herself a world-class forensic psychologist and IT-specialist and she is furious that I still won’t acknowledge that and instead now think of her as a total “huppelkutje”. Actually, I’ve now dismissed her as totally immaterial, of course. I initially gave her the benefit of the doubt as she was a brand-new employee and simply seemed to have no clue what she was doing. She still has no clue what she is doing but she is a mean-spirited and vengeful person with clear sadistic tendencies and no capacity for empathy. Classic narcissistic personality.

Here is the thing that concerns me. I am not in a wheelchair and I am educated and I do not have dementia and I am not frail. If she is this horrible with me, how on earth does she treat people who she perceives as even much more vulnerable than me (who she seems to see as a mere speck of dirt on her windshield)?

I can afford to hang up on her. What about the people who can’t?

This to assuage all the fears of non-feminist men that I go exclusively after them. (I don’t “go after” people. I hold up a huge STOP sign. That’s all. Unless someone is going after lots of other people, because then I may alert, say, authorities or lobbying organizations, such as, say, for the over-55s, in this particular case.)

Over the phone she was playing despicable silly games and seemed to relish what she saw as my powerlessness.

The person who I filed the police report about is her superior.

(Another silly “huppelkutje”? Yes, I think so. There are many wonderful people in the world but some aren’t and have no excuses.)

Last year, but I don’t know when exactly, she let me know things like “if you can’t count because for example you have dementia, we can help you count”. That is all they do there, they said. They can make phone calls and send emails for people who don’t know how to make phone calls and send emails. That kind of stuff.

My initial feeling when things suddenly escalated was that I was dealing with revenge. Good to know that I was spot on. That’s highly reassuring.

The way the Dutch system works, local civil servants have immense power over the poor and over older people and people with disabilities and so on. That is not the case in England, where you can simply move to another town, for example, and retain the same rights.

If you flee from domestic violence, for example, you can’t flee to another town, in the Netherlands. You have to remain stuck in the town in which you were already stuck, no matter how small the town is. At least, those were the rules the last time I checked; some things have changed in the past 2 to 3 years.

As I was right about this, however, then I am very likely also right about the other thing that has puzzled me. You have to live in society’s underbelly to find out what really goes on. That was the case in Portsmouth and it is clearly also the case here. I’ve never lived in this country’s underbelly before.

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Another stunt planned ?

He seems to – may – have another stunt planned for today. Probably something like he did on Friday. If so, nothing I can do about it anyway. So it would be more of the same and wouldn’t make a difference either way.

13 June 2024, 11:16: The computer was offline for about an hour yesterday, at a crucial time. I have no way of telling whether there was something malicious at play or not. It was a little similar to what happened on Friday, but that could be a coincidence.

Reblogged: Holding a placard outside court isn’t illegal, judge rules: is that the best British democracy has to offer?

Holding a placard outside court isn’t illegal, judge rules – is that the best British democracy has to offer?

Steven Cammiss, University of Birmingham and Graeme Hayes, Aston University

The UK High Court recently dismissed the case against environmental activist Trudi Warner, who was referred for contempt of court in March 2023. Civil liberties campaigners hailed the decision as a “huge win for democracy”, but is it?

Warner had stood outside the Old Bailey, England’s most important criminal court in central London, with a sign that read “Jurors have an absolute right to acquit according to their conscience”. She did so at the start of a trial of climate activists who had been charged with public nuisance for obstructing traffic. Warner’s sign paraphrased the text on a plaque on display at the Old Bailey itself.

Known as jury equity, the legal principle evoked by this statement dates back to 1670 and is often cited, not least by leading legal figures and in the decisions of the higher courts, as a cornerstone of English democracy: juries can decide according to their conscience, and cannot be bullied into finding as the law dictates.

Indeed, many legal commentators saw the case against Warner as perverse. Since the threat of contempt proceedings was brought by the solicitor general (a government minister responsible for legal advice), Warner’s protest has been repeated outside courtrooms throughout the country at the instigation of campaign group Defend our Juries.

Why have juries became so important for protesters in the UK – and are they any more secure in their right to protest as a result of the High Court’s decision?

Jury equity and protest trials

Among recent protest prosecutions, Warner’s case is unique: as she saw it, her aim was to educate jurors on their rights.

For most non-violent disruptive protests being dealt with in English courts, defendants (like Warner) typically accept they did what they are alleged to have done, but argue they had a lawful basis for doing so. This is the case in many trials, from Extinction Rebellion to Palestine Action.

Over the last five years, this basis has been whittled away through government referrals to the Court of Appeal and decisions by that court which have removed the protection of lawful excuse and necessity defences in protest cases.

Meanwhile, new public order legislation has turned minor acts of disruption (such as occupying the highway) into serious acts of criminality punishable by prison sentences. The Court of Appeal endorsed long sentences for two non-violent activists who closed the Queen Elizabeth II bridge on the M25 in October 2022. Such is the parlous state of the court system following a decade of austerity that judges are under pressure to manage trials quickly.

Warner’s case brings each of these dynamics into sharp focus. Activists now regularly find themselves in court unable to present a defence in law for their actions, but remain committed to justifying them, because being publicly accountable is important to them. The only way they can avoid potentially severe punishments is by persuading juries not to convict them through the sincerity of their arguments and the public utility of their actions.

As such, jury equity is now often their only recourse. But judges, seeking to manage trials, regularly impose limits on what defendants can say in court, and for how long they can say it, particularly when they have no defence in law. In fact, Warner’s action stemmed from the widely publicised rulings of Judge Silas Reid in several Insulate Britain trials, who forbid defendants from addressing the jury on the climate emergency, and imprisoned two defendants for contempt for defying his order.

Restoring faith in British justice?

Does the High Court’s denial of permission to prosecute Warner indicate that the courts now seek to give greater protections to non-violent, disruptive protesters? Warner herself seems to think so, saying the decision “has restored my faith a little in British justice”.

The High Court ruled that Warner’s actions did not meet the threshold for contempt and that it would not be in the public interest to prosecute her. In fact, the court noted it would be “a disproportionate approach to this situation in a democratic society”. This can be read as affirming that protest is central to democratic life, rather than an irritant existing outside of it, and certainly gives some support to Warner’s faith.

But other elements of the court’s reasoning are less supportive. By noting that jurors swear an oath to make decisions according to the law, the court upheld a principle we have seen in numerous climate activist trials: defendants cannot invite a jury to apply the equity principle, nor even to inform them of it. This decision may allow people not involved in a case to do what Warner did, but in the courtroom itself, jury equity is to remain something of a dirty secret to be kept from jurors.

In deciding whether Warner’s actions were sufficient for contempt, the court also made much of her passivity in simply holding her sign; Warner did not attempt to engage with anyone entering the Old Bailey. She was, in both her own words and those of the judge, simply “a human billboard”.

Would the court have decided differently had Warner been more assertive? Where is the line between her permissible actions and those that would be deemed an unlawful hindrance of jurors entering the court?

A closer reading of the judgment suggests that, despite Warner’s victory, little has changed in the law’s view of protest. There is a good chance that Warner’s actions were tolerated for the very qualities that made her case so compelling: through her deliberate passivity, in the eyes of the law, she corresponded to the ideal of how protesters should behave. The court’s decision very much fits with a tolerance only of protest which is not disruptive (and, we might argue, not particularly effective).

It is unlikely then that the Warner outcome signals a return to a more liberal understanding of the role of protest as a democratic right. The court’s decision, if welcome, serves rather to underline how diminished the opportunities for real democratic agency are in Britain today.


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The only mail in my main inbox this morning (time-stamped 22:17 last night) is 100% fake – doctored – and refers to a close relative (creepy)

Originally posted at 6:10 am and updated later.

For the record, I also saw an item in Dutch news today that detailed why most people don’t report digital crimes, that many police officers have no idea what to do with them anyway and that the Dutch police forces are totally not equipped to deal with them. Same as in England.

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yep… still targeted

There’s been quite a bit of hacking interference again. It’s so so so abusive. And so disabling.

For those who don’t realize that, I am of course still using the same phones for my internet access etc etc that already got hacked in Portsmouth (including bypassing SIM).

(Not that this makes a huge difference to any truly persistent hackers. Certainly in such tightly regulated countries like the Netherlands, such people can always find you again.)

What it took, or resulted in? Two Belgian Duvel beers to release the anger that I am always forced to clamp down on because it has nowhere to go, a great deal of moping and feeling like crying and never stopping, and then deciding to pretend for a while. The idea of not being able to do a damn thing again for a while was driving me to despair.

In Portsmouth, nobody understood why being forced to do nothing at all was such agony for me. People assumed that I was pining for a man. That was the best they could come up with as explanation for my misery and powerlessness.

I am well educated and have a wonderful brain and for my brain to be forced to watch me sit in a chair or sleep and do nothing all day, that’s agony. Most people in Portsmouth never understood that. (They don’t want anything for themselves either.)

What long-term targeted malicious hacking, 4chan and 8kun or whatever activity looks like

I am the target of 4chan and/or 8kun and have been since 9 June 2008. The two brothers who I mention here and there are not just part of it. I think that they are the ones who drive this relentless hate and sabotage campaign, this sadistic stalking.

That is the only explanation that fully adds up, doesn’t it. It’s not either/or. It’s both. People get whipped up against me, is my impression, get told that I am some kind of horrible monster of a woman or whatever, just to get them to target me.


This has been going on since 9 June 2008, indeed, when I was still in my mid 40s. Read the entire post, look beyond my powerless crazy rambling (focus on what makes sense in it, instead), look at the evidence and watch the videos, too.

11 March 2025:
Lots of files have been wiped from my harddisk; this used to happen in Portsmouth too, on various computers. It is just part of the constant “nah nah nah nah nah”. On YouTube, I’ve been getting trolled about getting a job (and I got some kind of shut up or else warning which I simply deleted). Just like in Portsmouth and in 2023 and 2024, just about anything I try in terms of work still gets torpedoed, sometimes complete with taunting. On one occasion, I already got a rejection email before I had even applied.

Also, in 2022, I received notification that my former colleague Willem de Lange was going to be targeted as part of the long-term stalking of me. He was indeed. He contacted me at the end of last year and then again earlier this year, out of the blue. This year, his demeanor was very standoffish.

There has been something else that remains worrisome but that I am not going to detail here.

25 February 2025: Been logged out of this site on my tablet and the password has been changed. It was still working fine recently.

24 February 2025: Received an email from a cousin who I last spoke with in my late teens. “How are things and where are you now.” Mysteriously signed “je verguisde neef”. He wrote the same thing to me 1 or 2 months ago at a different email address. Was this really from him? Possibly. He’s a little odd.

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How my Dutch computer was detected (updated)

Update 12 13 Feb 2024: It was NOT the dongle.


As the details were on its box and I had the impression that the locks to F’s place had gotten picked at least once (VERY easy to do), and T struck me as gullible, too, I knew that using it was risky. Besides, these things are vulnerable. But I had no choice.

There’s a very heavy overhead, locally. Nothing I could do about that either. I spotted him very early on, but probably too late. He did something that also happened often in Portsmouth. It got himself noticed. Also, sometimes, you can sense people’s focus on you when it’s more than about, say, the henna hair. Perhaps when it’s combined with pretending very hard not to be even seeing you. What we call “intuition” is often just observations registered and stored by the brain for future reference.


I have some IT in my background. I started teaching myself Basic a long time ago, considered going into computer science (AI, actually), asked the computer sciences department at VU University Amsterdam for the literature list and purchased one or two books on it, one by Tanenbaum. I then decided that I preferred a more multidisciplinary field.

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Kobo publishing account update 2

Kobo has now emailed me that they’ve deleted my books, in the publishing account that they said that I didn’t have and into which I could no longer log in. In spite of having opened it in December and having published three books in it…

(But it’s been REALLY quiet on my equipment since I started asking for other victims to come forward. Make no mistake, however, he’s not gone yet, not client side either. And he’s angry.)

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