“You will have nothing and you will be happy”.

[J M Nicholson]

I can understand a context for the expression "you will have nothing and you will be happy" related to the great reset, which is doing the rounds online. The fact is that I have disposed of so many of my possessions along this torturous road throughout my targeting, that I feel it would be better to have nothing. These sinister technologies permit the depraved delinquints to weaponize a target's each and every possession. If one doesn't own anything, nothing can then be weaponized. This all depends of course on how a target's body has been set up to accommodate the whole sinister operation. I know for a fact that my food, water, medication and clothing are targeted regularly to act as direct catalysts during the ongoing targeting. Other objects within my surroundings likewise become a part of the circuitry. Point of note is that weaponizing the objects referred to needs to be topped up in order to sustain the desired level of targeting. This is all from my own unfortunate experience and artificial intelligence is the crucial cog in this evil wheel of misfortune that carries out regular intrusions to effect the topping up referred to. So if one stops the intrusions, the targeting would eventually fizzle out at least in theory. Easier said than done! I have tried and tried and AI has always found some nook or cranny to enter, at least hitherto. Some targets may dispute that there are such intrusions in their homes, but the liklihood is they are just unaware of it. I have alarms and cameras inside and out but they weaponize these as well to their own ends. Indeed, I have just recently disconnected myself from my house alarm system! Well, just look at the photos! I have an intricate network of microwire and gadgetry from top to bottom of my body, which permits the demons to connect me to just about anything electronically. Is this really happening I ask myself frequently? Unfortunately it is and these technologies become even more sophisticated with time, so where is there cause for optimism?