#579 - Demon-inspired jail/prison murder plot taking shape by actions of correctional officers

While I did point out before that demons prefer suicide to murder, I should also point out that murder is not beneath them by any stretch of the imagination. This, of course, comes as no surprise to long-time readers, who, in the past, learned the details of a plot to have me killed inside prison walls, such as the one sung about by demon people, as heard in:
Even still, it's all just song-and-dance until something happens, of course, which brings me to the events described in this letter I wrote while in jail for the past year:

As you can probably infer, the correctional officer tried to label me with identifiers that would indicate to murderous inmates that it was okay to be a problem to me. The other two "documented and verifiable" incidences involved being labeled a snitch and a homosexual who spreads diseases to members of gangs behind bars.
NOTE | To read about the other things that happened while I was in jail, see 16 murders, other crimes solved while fighting 36-years-to-life prison term in county jail.

#578 - STALKERS | Second attempt by cyberstalkers to arrange fetishistic trick with male prostitute, propose genital amputation

I doubt they constitute a serious attempt and a serious proposal, but, since the demons have mentioned them a time or two, I thought I follow-up with the latest series of e-mails and texts from my stalkers in regards to coprophilia and penectomies [see, for example, CRIME | Another threat by e-mail].

Older readers will want to refresh their memories on this issue by reading READER | Cyberstalker harasses multiple targets, which tells the story of a stalker arranging a trick with a male prostitute for me without my knowledge, and without the knowledge that I didn't arrange said trick on the part of the prostitute. It goes on to describe the act in which the prostitute purportedly agreed to engage in (i.e., scat).

Newer readers will want to avoid this altogether; it wouldn't make sense to you at this point in time. The days when it was apparent how this type of conduct on the part of stalkers coalesced with my demon problem are long gone, and you will be hard-pressed not to ask, "What does this have to do with demons/the paranormal?"
NOTE | If an answer must be given to newcomers, I'll just say, it's what these weirdos do and say. It's part of their thing that they do. I never would have thought so until it happened; I figured demon stuff always looked like something you'd see in "The Exorcist," but, it isn't.
Once you've read up on the first attempt by one of my cyberstalkers to arrange a fetishistic sex date of the aforementioned kind, you can proceed to read the following e-mails and text messages:

The stalker recreates his own version of a copy of the "original" e-mail sent from me (bottom) I show him what the e-mail headers actually look like by providing an example (bottom)
So, now, on to the topic of genital mutiliation...

Whether you're old or new, you'll want to read the latest post on this topic, Third death threat adds decapitation to penectomy, and the earliest post, AUDIO | Demons announced plans to damage penis to gang-stalkers as far back as 2006. Both of these posts refer to about a half a dozen posts inbetween; you'll want to read those, too.

Once you've done that to yourselves, read the latest e-mail I received (below), which, by the way, I sort of have to admit I brought on myself by accidentally sending a LinkedIn invitation to the stalker:

Not only did I accidentally invite this guy to connect on LinkedIn... ...I responded to him before I realized who he was
Coming up is the letter I received from a third stalker while I was in jail; in the meantime, you can read more correspondence from the above stalker at More bizarre communication from demon/penis worshippers.

#577 - VIDEO | Injecting prescription anabolic steroids provokes demons' anger (again)

As previously noted in this blog, a portion of the demonic agenda is to affect the appearance of illness [see THREAT | Voices Demons warn against exercise, threaten severe injury], while actually attempting to induce it at the same time [see Demons induce sickness, citing impending lifetime incarceration; Demons modify peoples' looks from birth to affect social standing, later to punish or control].

This is accomplished in part by damaging various organs in the body to cause such maladies as diabetes, heart disease, kidney failure, pancreatic inflammation, and more [see PHOTOS | People—not just demons—taking part in repeated spikes to the brain, head, neck and vital organs; Recurring demonic assault leads to permanent disability, self-neglectPHOTO | Puss oozes from eye after pierced by cloaked demonic spike]. They also target the endocrine system, namely, the testes, adrenal and pituitary glands [see VIDEO/PHOTO | Smoke trails from head where demons burn insidesVIDEO TIMELINE | Demons Move Wall to Injure Hand], in order to inhibit testosterone production in men. And, that's exactly what happened to me [see Doctor cites 'Testis Contusion' as the basis for prescribing testosterone injections].
NOTE | Violence and injury were anticipated ahead of time by many others involved with demons, as shown in, for example, GANG-STALKING | Gang-stalkers warned of upcoming violence, death by demons and CRIME | Another threat by e-mail and several more.
Fortunately, there's treatment that's effective, and, in the right doses, leaves the patient in a better condition than what his own body was capable of before his testosterone levels dropped:
Me, right before my testosterone therapy was terminated by an ill-meaning doctor
However, if you're demon-targeted, getting that treatment will involve a battle royalĂ© [see Blood test confirms suspicions of a VMC/doctor-demon connection]Demons and their people actually succeeded in taking the treatment away from me since January, 2012; however, as of last month, I was able to get it back:
My recent prescription for six-month's worth of testosterone therapy
Now, in order to satisfy reader curiosity (and to prove my victory over the demonic agenda in this regard) I'm posting this video of me injecting prescription testosterone [view on Facebook]:


The toll the cessation of testosterone therapy took on my health was devastating; it will take about six months of hard work to mitigate its effects.
NOTE | Some readers are asking if this is as demon-related as it should be in order to make it on this blog. Simple answer is this: the problem described in this post was relevant at one time over a year ago to readers, and, having recently resolved it, I just wanted to update those readers following it. I doubt they still care (obviously); but, I think it's important to show that some problems have a resolution, even in a dire circumstance such as the one described on this blog.

#576 - STALKER | Bogus attorney featured on "The People's Court"

According to one of my cyberstalkers (as opposed to one of the several who present themselves in-the-flesh), Gil Kreiter, the man who posed as a NYC attorney in an attempt to collect money from a civil judgment I obtained here in California, was a defendant on the television show, "The People's Court." Here's the e-mail I received from said stalker:
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NOTE | The name, "Joseph Ortiz," is probably not the stalker's, but, rather, another victim's.
The whole bogus attorney-Gil Kreiter affair is detailed in these posts:
Demons have long stated their goal to block any money-saving or money-making effort [see Demons block money-saving/making, job-search efforts]; Gil Kreiter furthered that agenda by and through his bogus-attorney act, which effectively precluded me from timely recovery of a money judgment I won several years ago.

This is not the first time this particular stalker has had something to say about Gil Kreiter. In the following two posts, the stalker correctly notes that Gil Kreiter is a "fraud":

#575 - READER | No biblical basis for demonic possession

Much rarer than those who accept that demon possession occurs in men, women, children and animals, regardless of their state of sin are those who believe that there is not only no biblical basis for demonic possession, but that the Bible teaches that it no longer occurs; but, sure enough, a reader (who turns out to also be my own brother) asserts this argument emphatically, as shown in this Facebook conversation between the two of us this afternoon in my Facebook group Demonic and Other Paranormal Activity [unformatted; starts with my post, advertising the latest factoid addition to this blog]:

DEMONIC FACTOID #34 | In spite of overwhelming evidence to the contrary, most people still believe that demonic possession is caused by spiritual defects inherent to the demoniac, and that godly living has the power to prevent or repel this affliction; rather, it is the ungodly that are more likely to cope, and to use demons to their personal advantage.
Read more about this fact and others at:
  • Jarrod Bush Or, you could refer to the New Testament after the establishment of the new covenant and see that demonic possession (along with miracles) are no longer permitted by God. God permitted possession in the times of Christ so that examples could be made that He was the Christ. As stated in in the letters from Paul, miracles and demonic possession have passed from the land. Therefore, if we believe that the Bible is truly the Word of God then demonic possession is not even an issue as it cannot occur. That is not to say that Satan and other Devils or demons cannot persuade you to lead a life of evil intent but they cannot directly influence your body or soul per God's will. The Bible cannot be used to pick and choose what we want. It is one complete book from start to finish. The fact that this is addressed in the New Testament after the New Covenant has been established prove that possession cannot happen. If a person believes that it can, then they have to disagree with the entire Bible . It really is an all-or-nothing deal.
  • James Bush If you have any particular scripture in mind, by all means, share it with my readers...

  • Jarrod Bush "And many other signs truly did Jesus in the pre-
    sence of His disciples, which are not written in this book. But
    these are written that ye might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that believing ye might have life through His name" John 20 30,31. In this scripture it says that Jesus was able to do many miraculous things. One of those things was to cast out demons. God permitted these demons to affect people mentally and spiritually so that Jesus could cast them out to prove that He was the son of God and that he had dominion over these demons.
  • James Bush There was demon possession after Christ. Read Acts 6.

  • Jarrod Bush Zechariah 13: 1-2 "There shall be a fountain opened to the House of David and to the inhabitants of Jerusalem for sin and for uncleanness. I will cause the prophets and the unclean spirit to pass out of the
    land."
  • James Bush That pertains to God's covenant with the house of Israel. Not applicable here, in that it refers to a very specific point in time.
  • Jarrod Bush This was a prophesy referring to the new covenant being set up. After the new covenant prophets and demons that could directly influence body and mind were gone.
  • James Bush Besides, there's no one who doesn't believe that this is real, so...

  • Jarrod Bush This as in JEsus casting out demons or demonic possession?

  • Jarrod Bush Once there was no more need for words or signs to deify Christ, these things ceased to be.
  • Jarrod Bush The apostles were given the power to do miracles so yes, these occur in Acts (of the apostles). But God did not allow the transfer of these powers to others because there ceased to be a need. Therefore, God would not allow possession if there was to purpose. It is not expedient or profitable.
  • James Bush Nope, you're confused; Jesus said that when he returns, there will be people who claim to have cast out demons in His name.
  • James Bush That means that demon possession is real, and that it will be an issue until the second coming.
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  • James Bush Sorry, you're ass out on this one.
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  • Jarrod Bush Exactly, CLAIM does not mean it happened. CLAIM, I can claim that I'm JEsus. Doesn't make it true. So, I don't think I'm the one confused.
  • Jarrod Bush I provided multiple references that shoot down your argument. I can give you about 5 more if you like/.
  • James Bush Matthew 7:21-23. It doesn't mean "claim," it means "happened."

  • James Bush Of course, that doesn't mean it's happening around me; but, if it hasn't, you've been arguing with a crazy man, which is pointless.
  • Jarrod Bush And his reponse to them, "And then will I declare to them, ‘I never knew you; depart from me, you workers of lawlessness"
  • Jarrod Bush Argument invalid.

  • Jarrod Bush It's not happening around you not anywhere else. NOte, I never said demons don't neccessarily exist, I said demonic possession doesn't exist.
  • Jarrod Bush Lastly, I'm not saying that you're perception of reality is wrong. If you think it's happening then it doesn't matter what I think, because to you it is. All I'm saying is that of all the people I have met in my walks of life, Church of Christ, atheist, theastic agnostic, atheastic agnostic, from a lot of nationalities, no one believes in true demonic possession. They like in the sense of "The Exorcism" for entertainment. But no one takes it seriously.