The Life of a Demoniac

I call the posts to this blog my notes, which I thought at the time I called them that might absolve me from all criticism from incompleteness, error, relevance, etc. I felt like that was the best thing to do, given my situation. They're my notes, which are there for other people to read, but are not written for other people. If I were blogging about my yacht or fashion , I would have held myself to the regular blogger standard; but, I'm under attack, and I'm injured, so lowering expectations seemed prudent. The problem is that when I post something while I'm working on it, the already-low standard gets attributed to plain ol' sloppiness. Or, worse: craziness. From just notes, to scribbles and doodles, too. That's the risk I ran with these two recents posts, which are far from finished, but I think warranted early publication: Automating mapping of demons hidden in digital media Enhancing demon faces made anywhere, at anytime, from anything This post is...

On Monday of last week, I saw my stalker's face for the first time in federal court, and learned his name for the first time, too. It's Timothy Lucey, and this is what the back of his head looks like: District Court Judge Paul S. Grewal discusses bail hearing calendaring with the attorney assigned to Defendant Timothy Lucey, the serial stalker arrested by the FBI the Friday before the hearing He's wearing the same clothes I've worn any number of times since the (overt) attack by demons and their people, the very same clothes I wore four out of the past six years, and the clothes they continue to vow I will wear again in the near future—that is to say, jail clothes [ see Voices Demons' weigh options to deprive me of freedom ]. NOTE | To that end, they are inducing sleepless nights and perilous days via the kind of attacks well-described and shown throughout this blog; but, not only am I'm holding up [ see BIBLE | Fighting the Good Fight: How a demoniac...

The images in this post are as rare as gold, in that they show what objects look like as their molecules are made pliable and otherwise manipulatable by a demon's energy; specifically, those objects include a t-shirt and a USB cable. Viewing them in their transitory state between the norm and the demonic is like peering at some commonplace thing under a microscope for the first time, and at once  seeing the things you've seen over and over before in a new and impossibly different light. There have been a multiplicity of images posted to this blog showing demons that have formed their faces from  shirts ,  blankets ,  pillows ,  scarves ,  flags  and more; but, until now, there have been no images—or even an explanation—of the particulars of the transition from a regular piece of cloth to the face of the demon possessing it. This post provides such images and proffers such an explanation: first, by showing snapshots of fabric being reforme...

Before reading this post, familiarize yourself with the fact of hidden demons in digital media by reading  Enhancing demon faces made anywhere, at anytime, from anything . It contains several images taken from digital video made during periods of high demonic activity, when and where demons were known to be present, but which could not be readily seen by the naked eye: The demon lurking behind the door, peering into the room, is not readily seen, but is there, nonetheless It explains that, although some demons cannot be seen by humans, they might leave an imprint on digital camera sensors which can be detected in the images they produce through advanced image filtering techniques. Each example image is followed by a snapshot of the image filtering process, which, by the way, is called mapping: Mapping the demon's pixels—amplifying their appearance so they can be seen by the naked eye—is possible due to the sensitivity of digital image sensors to demonic EMF radiation, a...