“You are only ‘free’ until someone takes away your freedom” -me
Most people will never see, experience, or suffer the way I have due to corrupt officers. So, in many cases, it won’t be necessary to disappear or stay off the radar. But, if anything ever happens or if the government ever finds a reason to find you or spy on you, you can rest assured that it is a very simple process for them. This also means it is quite simple for fraudsters and unscrupulous people -with connections- to find you.
The solution is most likely unpalatable to most but I will never again be easily found.
Saying all of that is the preface for today’s post. The government (i.e. Big Brother) is always watching and monitoring its citizens and if someone is on probation, they really want to keep tabs on them at all times. I suppose I can understand that in some cases, but I was innocent of any crime (and can prove it) and was coerced to plea guilty. So, I tend to resent the way the system is designed to screw me -as if losing my fortune, ruining my credit, severely damaging my reputation, and labeling me a criminal weren’t bad enough!
Yesterday, I got a phone call from someone close to me warning me that they received a very nasty phone call from the Probation Office. They were threatening to issue a warrant for my arrest, because they discovered that I was not actually living at the address I provided. This was true. I had not updated my address on file yet, because I had not had time to mask my true location and will not allow them to track me. Sorry, but my experience tells me that this is the correct course of action when dealing with a flawed system manipulated by crooked individuals.
However, it is important to note that I am not breaking any laws by remaining hidden. I only broke a rule when I had not updated my address for a few months and have been so busy that I had not had time to take care of things. Now, they have forced me to take care of these things, so I have. It came at great inconvenience, but it is a necessary evil.
At any rate, I now have to go out of my way today and show up at my Probation Officer’s office to show proof of residence and blah blah. So, I will. But, to legally get around them tracking me, I have two residences. One is my “safe” house and the other is my “public” house. This causes me quite a bit of extra expense but is worth it to know that they aren’t going to show up at my door without cause and also assures me that no one (i.e. creditors or fraudsters) will be able to locate my true whereabouts without inadvertently giving me plenty of warning.
For certain people who may read this, I must note that I do live at both residences.
It’s really sad that this ass-backwards government has caused me such grief and continues to plague me as a reminder of the atrocious crimes committed against me that went unpunished (so far).
At any rate, today should be cut and dried but I must always keep my guard up because these people are unpredictable and get their “kicks” by messing with people’s lives. So, I have to be prepared for anything they throw at me.
As for readers of my blog who have been patiently waiting for my autobiography, this is another topic I will be adding on “how to disappear” and remain untraceable. It can be done but it is tricky and just one mistake will cause you to show up on their incredibly effective “radar.” I mean, if anyone ever sends you even one single piece of mail to your home, that’s it. You can be found.
So, when I finally have some time to get things out of the way, I will include topics on how to ensure your safety from the government and identify thieves (or worse) as well. These are tips that “Big Brother” does not want you to know. So, if you want to protect yourself, this will be a valuable piece of the puzzle.
“Remember: It’s not paranoia if they really are out to get you!” lol
That’s meant more in jest than seriousness, but there is some underlying truth. They may not be looking for you today, tomorrow, or the next day. But, one day, you may find yourself in a position where you wished you had not been so easily found and harassed.
I know that I refuse to be exposed in that way again.
Because of the wrong-doings committed against me by this country, I am no longer a “patriot” of this country. However, I am a “patriot of freedom” (and what this country is supposed to stand for) and I will do whatever it takes to protect my freedom -especially since most people’s freedom is only perceived anyway. In other words, we are not truly free, of course. But with some effort (and at some expense) we can attain some degree of “lesser restrained” freedom.
Maintaining that type of freedom is a constant struggle in today’s society and is frowned upon by those that think they will never become the target of corruption. To those people, I say “best wishes and good luck.”
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