MI5 Persecution: he's an idiot you know 3/11/00 (17638)

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2 total messages Started by MI5Victim Sat, 17 Nov 2007 15:06

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Author: MI5Victim
Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2007 15:06

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Balham High Road (3/Nov/2000)

Certainty level: 60%

On 3 November 2000, I had just got off the bus in Balham High Road,
when I heard a group of schoolgirls shouting and laughing. One of them yelled;

"He's an idiot you know."

You can hear this on the above clip; it is followed by laughter. I am
not quite sure this is about me, which is why I have only given it
a two in three probability. I have been attacked many times with the
word "idiot", which seems to be a favourite with intellectual lightweights
who want to bring down bigger game. (Back in 1992 I was so worried by the
attacks on my intelligence that I took the test and joined Mensa......
does that make me a *clever* idiot? Never mind.)

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Re: MI5 Persecution: he's an idiot you know 3/11/00 (17638)

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Author: Simon Shore
Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2007 21:40

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Hello again.

You seem to be following us. If ur really not, never mind. But if u r
please enlighten us: Who do you think we are and what do you think we
can do either for or against you? If it's just a coincidence, well, u
r certainly familiar with those, and so never mind. ;-*

If anyone else has insight as to why this person might pick people on
Usenet and follow them around online, ur insight would be welcomed as
well. Thanks either way for your time. :-)

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