Ashes to ashes, smart dust to smart dust.

[J M Nicholson]

Smart dust is one of the most horrendous technologies used by the perpetrators, if not the most horrendous. I initially had it sprayed on items of furniture by AI in areas not easily noticed such as the undersides of tables and the backs of cupboards. That was no more than a nuisance. Then it was taken to a new level when a corrupt endoscopist permitted access to the perpetrators to inflict some real damage. Whilst under sedation during insertion of the endoscope, they performed some particularly sinister interventions within the nasal cavity and sinus to enable concentrated smart dust assaults to take place. When the assaults began, I was unable to fathom things out. The message of the biblical quote - dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return, seemed clearer than ever. Then as I eventually got my thoughts together, it became obvious it stemmed from yet more corruption within the medical establishment. For three years now, I have had smart dust particles and granules fired up the nostrils from electrical installations within the home. Then smart motes take over when out in the open. These are so light they can be suspended within the environment and set up to fire from various parts of the infrastructure. One of Julian Assange's last comments before he was silenced was "smart dust is coming and it's evil". Well, that was if anything understated. Smart dust to smart dust particle to particle is not exaggerated either. This is one of the modes of travel it takes to the various orifices around the top of the body – the eyes, nostrils and ears are particularly vulnerable where smart dust creates stepping stones so to speak to enable it to hop, step and jump kind of thing en route to its programmed destination. All made possible by a corrupt endoscopist. The smart granule in the photograph was my single worst experience with this demon of demons. It was an absolute bullseye shot which went right through the nostril and had me doubled up in pain until I eventually spat it out. The other image of my partially battered and bruised face shows several smart dust particles lurking in wait to be unleashed up the nostrils.