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“Behind the ostensible government sits enthroned an invisible government owing no allegiance
and acknowledging no responsibility to the people.”
-- President Theodore Roosevelt
4 January 2019
After significant research, the undersigned have determined that the DHS is one of the primary
organizations attacking civilians with psychological torture techniques, including stalking,
gangstalking, harassment, and intimidation. The DHS Office of Intelligence and Analysis has
executive oversight of the Fusion Centers and Emergency Call Centers in the United States.
The undersigned represent the interests of more than 1,000 Targeted Individuals ("Non-
Investigative Subjects"). We demand an explanation for these activities and compensation for
pain, suffering, and illegal torture. A similar letter has been sent to General John Raymond at
the Air Force Space Command. As a leader in the DHS, we demand that you immediately
CEASE AND DESIST your illegal activities, including the use of government personnel and any
external groups, which may also be participating. Such operations are in violation of Article 32
of the Geneva Conventions (psychological torture) and numerous Federal & State laws.
This CEASE AND DESIST ORDER is to inform you that your harassing, stalking, and
intimidation actions are illegal and will not be tolerated. We demand that you immediately
CEASE AND DESIST. Should you continue to pursue these activities in violation of this CEASE
AND DESIST ORDER, we will not hesitate to pursue further legal action against you.
This CEASE AND DESIST ORDER demands that you immediately discontinue and do not at
any point in the future, under any circumstances, do the following: pursue, harass, attack, strike,
bump into, brush up against, push, tap, grab, hold, threaten, telephone (via cellular or landline),
instant message, page, fax, email, follow, stalk, shadow, disturb the peace, keep under
surveillance, hack electronic devices, gather information about and/or block movements at
home, work, social gatherings, in public areas, or religious functions.
Should you choose to continue your current activities, we will not hesitate to file complaints with
Police Departments and publicly expose your ongoing criminal activity.
This letter does not constitute an exhaustive statement of our position, nor is it a waiver of any
rights or remedies in this or any other related matter.
We insist on your immediate compliance, and expect a written response within two weeks.
Signed,
References:
(1) DHS.gov, "DHS Support Implementation Plan for State and Local Fusion Centers, June
2006." - designated I & A as the executive agent for managing the DHS role in the nationwide
fusion center initiative. https://www.oig.dhs.gov/assets/Mgmt/OIG_12-15_Dec11.pdf
(2) DHS.gov, "Relationships Between Fusion Centers and Emergency Operations Centers,"
page 3; https://www.oig.dhs.gov/assets/Mgmt/OIG_12-15_Dec11.pdf
(3) DHS.gov, https://www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/publications/18_0817_ia_organizational-
chart.pdf
(4) Richard Lighthouse, "The Governors of Gangstalking;" RLighthouse.com, December 2018,
ISBN 9780463549049.
https://www.rlighthouse.com/store/p165/The_Governors_of_Gangstalking.html
State Laws
This demand applies to all states, including:
New York: Note that your agency's behavior is a violation of New York State Penal Law Section
240.25 - Harassment in the First Degree, Section 240.26 - Harassment in the Second Degree,
Section 240.30 - Aggravated Harassment in the Second Degree, Section 240.45 - Criminal
Nuisance in the Second Degree, Section 120.45 - Stalking in the Fourth Degree, Section 120.50
- Stalking in the Third Degree, Section 120.55 - Stalking in the Second Degree, Section 120.60 -
Stalking in the First Degree, Section 135.60 - Coercion in the Second Degree, Section 105.00 -
Conspiracy in the Sixth Degree, Section 120.15 - Menacing in the Third Degree.
Connecticut: Sec. 53a-181c - 1992, Stalking in the first degree, Sec. 53a-181d - 1992, Stalking
in the second degree, Sec. 53a-181e - 1995. Stalking in the third degree, § 53a-182b.
Harassment in the first degree, 53a-183. Harassment in the second degree
New Jersey: Code of Criminal Justice Title 2C:12-10 - Stalking, Title 2C:33-34 - Harassment.
Maryland: violation of Maryland State Code Title 3, Subtitle 8, Section 3-802 - Stalking, Section
3-803 - Harassment, Section 3-804 - Misuse of Telephone Facilities, Section 3-805 - Misuse of
Electronic Mail, Subtitle 9, Section 3-901 - Visual Surveillance, Section 3-902 - Visual
Surveillance with Pruient Intent and Section 3-906 - Divulging Private Communications.
Illinois: violation of Illinois Compiled Statutes Chapter 720 ILCS 5/12-7.3 - Stalking, Chapter 720
ILCS 5/12-7.4 - Aggravated Stalking, Chapter 720 ILCS 5/12-7.5 - Cyberstalking, Chapter 720
ILCS 135/1-1 - Harassment by telephone, Chapter 720 ILCS 135/1-2 - Harassment through
electronic communications, Chapter 720 ILCS 135/0.01 - 135/2 - Harassing and Obscene
Communications Act and Chapter 720 ILCS 135/0.01 Short Title Harassing and Obscene
Communications Act.
Massachusetts: violation of Massachusetts Criminal Statutes Chapter 265:37 - Violations of
Constitutional Rights, Chapter 265:43 - Stalking, Chapter 265:43A - Criminal Harassment and
Chapter 265:14A - Annoying Telephone Calls
Virginia: violation of the Criminal Code of the Commonwealth of Virginia, 18.2-60.3A - Stalking,
Class 1 Misdemeanor and 18.2-60.3B - Stalking, Class 6 Felony.
California: violation of the California Penal Code Subsection 646.9 - Stalking and 422 -
Punishment for Threats
Texas: violation of the Texas Penal Code Subsection 42.072(a)(b)(c) - Stalking and Subsection
42.07(a)(b)(c) – Harassment
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