It’s time for those concerned with hate activity to begin running on the platform of getting rid of block watch groups like the one that started harassing me and other tenants years back in northeast Seattle. These groups have been infiltrated and are being used by real estate speculators and haters to turn over houses with dangerous harassment that I have detailed in some measure in this blog.
If you are against hate activity, why do you ignore what these groups do? All you have to do is substantiate a small percentage of what the Nasty Neighborhood Watch Lady has done–there are even court records to get you started. What these people do–including cyberstalking, sabotage of utility, and fraudulent schemes to turn over properties–should put them in prison for decades. They’re even involved with ensuring that Alaska Airlines wireless services are made a platform for their abuse on flights. And with the number of Boeing workers in Seattle, onboard harassment using wireless services should be of concern. If Alaska Airlines has any concerns about this behavior, I’d be happy to direct them to the house of the Nasty Neighborhood Watch Lady: It’s over there, right across the street.
Then there’s also the fact that the Nasty Neighborhood Watch Lady and others of my Seattle neighborhood appear to be cooperating with a “block coordinator,” in the California town in which I grew up, to ensure that I am harassed whether I am here or there. And this activity seems to involve reporting on my activities to a family Trust in an attempt to turn over my childhood home in California. Again, this is happening in open view and would take little to verify and connect to the longstanding Seattle harassment, which means you have block watch captains harassing on behalf of other block watch captains and trying to manipulate or use a Trust of which the victim is a beneficiary. It appears to be hate activity and it is patently felonious. These block groups have been protected by cities like Seattle for so long that they operate increasingly openly and get away with crimes that would put others behind bars. I’d be more than happy to testify at length about my life here in South Cedar Park. Seattle politicians should put their money where their mouths are and get rid of these groups and their cozy and corrupt relationship with real estate and with the police. If you do not, you guarantee that others will have to endure the same thing I have. To protect people’s lives, their civil rights and their liberties, ban the block watch.
