When I first ended up living in downtown Vancouver, there was a very large population of poor and homeless people in the area. There was also an unprecedented level of drug abuse among these people. The drugs in greatest use were crack and meth, usually of very poor quality. It was incredibly sickening to have to see, on a daily basis, the scab-riddled faces, arms, legs, and torsos of the hard-core addicts, watching them cowering alone or in small groups just inside the alleyways, belching clouds of rank smoke from their stained and crusted glass pipes held between equally stained and crusted fingers.

The network of gang-stalkers is being run by the government. It is based on the idea that citizens will feel safer if they are aware of dangerous individuals, and it uses notification lists to alert citizens of the presence of individuals they want targeted. However, since notification lists were first introduced, they have become much broader in scope, and are no longer restricted to just listing murderers, sex offenders, and other truly dangerous people. These lists are now so broad in scope that anybody can end up on one. Also, these lists encourage whole communities to ostracize those people who get listed, and to make their lives miserable and leave them unable to function normally in society. It doesn’t matter that a person got listed for some minor triviality, since there is no distinction between them and the worst sex offender. All persons listed are equally treated as dangerous threats to society.

The part from Bush's speech during the start of the Gulf War telling of the new world order (NWO). One of the many, many times he spoke of it in public.

Royal families of europe and the transgender ideology has roots in satanism. The reason is that everything is turned upside down in satanism. Bad is good and good is bad. A boy is a girl and a girl is a boy. This is what is practiced in secret societies because it is a ritual designed to hurt a human being. And this practice has to be stopped and not accepted into society.

John Stock, a former field case office for the CIA, who ran the Angola task force and left in 1977, talks in this interview about the inner workings and influence of the CIA on wars such as the Vietnam war and beyond. This subversive influence is still going on to this day in many countries, not just the United States, with allies in many countries and has not been stopped just yet.