The Life of a Demoniac

Jeashille Lal, a member of the Facebook page, Paranormal, posted a comment , asking what qualifications are needed to be an exorcist: Jeashille Lal posted in Paranormal Jeashille Lal 9:11pm Aug 7 what are the qualifications to be an exorcist? I would not even try to answer that question if I didn't absolutely know the answer (which I do). It's an admirable thing to want to help people who are possessed by demons, as demons are adept at causing many illnesses and disorders. For example: Luke 9:39 apparently describes a case of epilepsy caused by a demon. Luke 11:14 documents a person who was unable to speak because of an indwelling demon. Luke 13:10-13 describes a woman who had been unable to straighten her back for almost 2 decades because of a evil spirit. To be an exorcist, you have to have the ability to "cast out demons," to use the biblical vernacular; and, speaking of which, you can do this by and through the power of Jesus...

Jon Harrington, who described his encounter with the many people in the community possessed by demons in the midst of a 2006 auto theft (see  Gang-stalkers' ties to demons now definitive ), unknowingly mocked my own encounter with them in this 2006 voice message: At the time, he had been ousted from my home, in which numerous crimes were committed against me, by another gang—not knowing then that the gang powerful enough to do this was demon-led. Apparently, sometime after his departure, he heard of the troubles I was having, and decided to make fun of me by phone. Here's the transcript: Hey, this is you-know-who! I had the weirdest fucking dream last night—that you were having trouble eradicating the problem in your home, and that it was almost worse than...shit...me! This is him earlier that morning, thinking he could "help" with the problem: In it, he describes himself as "the happy, healthy neighborhood curbside warrior," and says that I can...

Today, I filed a Motion for Default Judgment, which secures an admission of guilt by one person in a conspiracy to deprive me of my freedom that implicates the other participants—all of whom were solicited to commit crimes against me by demons: Motion for Default Judgment by Court Against Defendant Long Thang Cao On the way to the courthouse, at least one attempt to implicate in crime was made; and, while at the courthouse, I had to threaten to notify a clerk's supervisor that she wrongfully refused to file these papers, in order to get her to do it. This was a weak and futile maneuver, which is not what I have come to expect from the demons I now face. Normally, police would have swarmed in and taken me away, as they did on December 15th, 2008, one day before this case was supposed to default against the entire list of defendants.

Apparently, the trauma one suffers from encounters with the paranormal has been studied before, and a synopsis of such studies was posted online. This topic is not just relevant to me, but to everyone in the Northern Bay Area of California who have been subjected to violence, terror, and bullying in general by the demons that have dominated their lives for so many years. These people seem to have forgotten what is "okay," and what is "not okay." It would also seem they don't know how to express what it is they find about demons "not okay," so I've provided this to help them articulate the very types of behavior they should protest against. Anyway, stalking and bullying is the action most commonly used to induce trauma in a demon-targeted individual, as well as the "anger management rituals" performed on me by the demons at various times. NOTE | This is was one of the declared goals of the Voices Demons, which is described more fully...