I’ve mentioned before that at least one of the Albany mobbers works for a local construction supplier and that it might be a sign that there’s more than one and that construction suppliers might be places where those hoping to make a bit of cash or get free repairs on their own homes come into contact with contractors who need building sites. The employee offers the house next door or some house with the proximity required to set up mobbing, and the contractor swings by the future building site to see if it meets his specifications.
But even though I’ve neutered much of the most dangerous harassment by eliminating natural gas from my home, transitioning to heat pump heating and lifting most of the heating system to the attic (and thereby further away from ground plane antennas, for example), and even though I’ve heard the lowlife next door say in the dawn hours, “We’re dead” (meaning they can’t inject enough of the carrier current for the transmission), the scum continues to shunt exhaust from his own gas-powered or wood-fired heating system over the property line and into this house. In the morning hours, it’s the crawl space over which I sleep. Some of this may be drafted, some may be sent with the pressurized water or air that they send using some kind of air or water gun (I often hear the sound of the “fire”), or maybe that some helpful utility worker deploys from a truck through the sewer lateral or the neighbor on the other side assists using his access to the drainage system from the irrigation system my mother had installed a few decades back. I want to dig up these pipes, which run too close to some unfriendly yards, but other work has come first.
But this criminal scum I call the lowlife works with the Albany block coordinator and others, all of them participating in assaulting me in my home with toxins and interactions that can kill. And the Albany block coordinator has close connections to the City of Albany and to Albany Emergency Medical Services (EMS), services my mother required when her lung collapsed as she slept in her bed next door to the lowlife house, believing that she was safe in her home.
In an earlier post, I did say that there might be more than one mobber working out of local construction supply places. I also sent email to the City of Berkeley to warn them about a possible ring of criminals working out of a local business who attack their neighbors’ homes to turn them over to speculators. Again, the City of Albany and Albany Police seem to have some personnel who are complicit in mobbing, so anything I might have said to them is useless — Albany is a city that has a problem with corruption and needs to be cleaned out. It is my hope that devoting a short post to the fact of construction supplier employees who are involved in mobbing might be of interest to the good people who live in the Bay Area, and to the perhaps more ethical government of the City of Berkeley. A city willing to stand by and wait to collect the property transfer taxes as people are poisoned and gassed in their own homes must be an aberration. Albany needs to elect some people with the courage to do the right thing. There are few worse ways to spend a vote than on those who participate in schemes to poison people out of their homes. But then again, maybe Albany needs to be made the target of a federal investigation.
