Guilty Based on Accusation (No Evidence)
Guilty Based on Accusation (No Evidence) It’s an interesting thing to watch — people searching for evidence of a crime that never existed, desperately hunting for proof to support a lie they already decided to believe. They didn’t start with truth. They started with an accusation. And from that accusation, they built a narrative. From that narrative, they built suspicion. From that suspicion, they built an army of watchers. Not to find the truth — but to prove the lie. They send people to observe me… to study me… to provoke me… …hoping to trigger a reaction they can weaponize. They push buttons. They create inconvenience. They stir up pressure. They attempt humiliation and sabotage. Then they wait… Just waiting for a moment of frustration — so they can point and say: “See? We told you he wasn’t who he claims to be.” But here’s the problem with their plan: The person they’re chasing does not exist. The villain in their story is a shadow they invented — a c...