I will leave A Lady's Perogative up and the rest will be hidden away until this activity stops.
I don't want to punish my readers and essentially I am not. I am protecting my readers and other writers and other content and media creators by making a stand against this activity.
The last week has been really bad in terms of social burdening by others and people running around with the credit for some of my deeds here. Basically that means they were using me as a garbage bag for their activity while running around the neighbourhood with the credit for my deeds. I would get verbally accosted for their misgivings while they were getting praised for mine. I try to have some form of good to share with people I admire, the elderly and others that I care for and those I want to inspire.
If I was in a relationship with someone and that was the case, I could handle that as we'd be able to communicate about the problem and work together to solve it if it needed solving or readjust my attitude to accommodate her. In this case it is just a group of malicious people with illegal eavesdropping technology doing so for the purposes of the theft of creative property and notoriety and return torment.
I am sure there are many celebrities who are victims of the same thing. If I made more money than $250 a month, I might understand why I was a victim of this, but that is not the case. I was at the beginning of that long climb up the hill with the goal of attaining success and drawing some positive attention to the world of writing and media, and to the great talent that we have to offer in mixed media art forms.
Please I would ask that others involved in such production be wary of such activities. If you are aware of them, report them in the interests of protecting creative and intellectual properties.
To those of you who have seen me around the neighbourhood and been thinking that I am mentally ill or reactive, that is most certainly not the case but nobody should ever be ashamed or embarrassed about mental illness. I am and have been psychologically traumatized as a result of this activity and until I see it stop or become subject to official investigation, I cannot continue to publish online here.
In the mean time, here are some letters that I wrote on behalf of supporting issues as part of efforts by Amnesty International other rights organizations just to let you know that I try to contribute in many ways and it might vouch a bit for my character. Besides a couple of these letters ended up in the offices of the PM on my side of the border. Besides the PM's office, nobody else should have these except for their recipient which in most cases was another world leader.
Such actions are contributed to by many people in the international community to give it a strong voice in protection of rights.
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Letter To Romania in support of Amnesty International
December 11, 2012
Emil Boc Str. Motilor nr. 3
Cluj Napoca
Romania
Dear Mayor,
I am writing to you on behalf of the 76 displaced families of Coastei Street. These families deserve healthy living conditions and their children deserve the right of access to education just as other families of Romania do. Strong communities and healthy economies are built upon strong and healthy families and children with access to education, for they are your future and the future of Romania.
Please take action to conduct a real consultation with the families evicted from Coastei Street in accordance with the goals of long-term housing and building a strong future for all of Romania by example. Each family is entitled to running water and plumbing, heating and access to public transportation. Your addressing of their problems and a compensation for their experiences in a timely manner will set the president for years to come and the enthusiasm of a strong community will result and they will remember this Christmas for the rest of their life.
Yours Truly,
Brian Joseph JohnsThanks to the efforts of the letter writers and the positive action of the Romanian Mayor of the town the families have been safely housed and have plumbing and basic amenities.
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Letter To The Prime Minister In Support Of Protection Of Women Against Violence
November 28, 2012
Cluj Napoca
Romania
Dear Mayor,
I am writing to you on behalf of the 76 displaced families of Coastei Street. These families deserve healthy living conditions and their children deserve the right of access to education just as other families of Romania do. Strong communities and healthy economies are built upon strong and healthy families and children with access to education, for they are your future and the future of Romania.
Please take action to conduct a real consultation with the families evicted from Coastei Street in accordance with the goals of long-term housing and building a strong future for all of Romania by example. Each family is entitled to running water and plumbing, heating and access to public transportation. Your addressing of their problems and a compensation for their experiences in a timely manner will set the president for years to come and the enthusiasm of a strong community will result and they will remember this Christmas for the rest of their life.
Yours Truly,
Brian Joseph JohnsThanks to the efforts of the letter writers and the positive action of the Romanian Mayor of the town the families have been safely housed and have plumbing and basic amenities.
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Letter To The Prime Minister In Support Of Protection Of Women Against Violence
November 28, 2012
Dear Prime Minister Harper,
I am a citizen whose concern for the fair treatment of Aboriginal women is as important as the treatment of all women.
We as a nation do not tolerate violence against and the exploitation of women, yet why is this not the case for Aboriginal women within Canada. With cases like that of Robert Pickton and numerous disappearances and deaths of Aboriginal women within cities around the country, why is this allowed to continue? There is no justifiable reason for us to ignore the plight of any women within our nation yet it is allowed to go on without someone saying "this isn't right". We cannot allow ourselves to be lulled into thinking that if we see it happening around us that it must be ok.
We as the people of Canada serve as your eyes and ears in terms of your navigation through the often perilous challenges for our country. If we are your senses then why ignore requests from us, and agencies like Amnesty International with regard to this issue. Please show the mothers and daughters of the members of our Aboriginal community that we as a nation of many different and valued people care for their well being and welcome them as well as the Aboriginal peoples as likely as they welcome us, for despite our differences, we all are really one.
To allow them harm is to harm ourselves.
Truly,
Brian Joseph Johns========================================================================
Letter To Ms Nomvula Mokonyane Regarding The Death Of Noxolo Nogwaza A Member Of The LGBTi community.
December 10, 2012
Ms Nomvula Mokonyane
Premier of Gauteng Province
Private Bag X61, Marshalltown
Johannesburg 2017
South Africa
Fax: 011 27 11 836 9334
Dear Premier,
I am deeply saddened by the indescribable and horrendous death of Noxolo Nogwaza. This human being, a mother who was subjected to horrendous discrimination and whose daughters have been robbed of their mother has paid the ultimate price for her defense of human rights while those who have no grasp of human rights whatsoever are allowed to run free.
As the leader of Gauteng Provence in Johannesburg, it is with courage that you should stand in speaking out against targeted violence that victimizes those on the basis of their sexual orientation just as much as it does on the basis or their race. All should be free to live their life safe of discrimination, harassment and violence.
Those within a group who feel the same way often are afraid to make a stand until someone finds the courage to speak for them. When such a person does, those within a crowd who feel the same way will be liberated from their fear and stand beside you. Often, those who do feel the same will outnumber those who don't, but they are ultimately isolated as a result of their fear and it is courage that unites those of a like sense of values. Please see to it that in the name of her children and women and the LGBTI communities around the globe that Noxolo Nogwaza receives the justice that she deserves.
Yours Truly,
Brian Joseph Johns
========================================================================Ms Nomvula Mokonyane
Premier of Gauteng Province
Private Bag X61, Marshalltown
Johannesburg 2017
South Africa
Fax: 011 27 11 836 9334
Dear Premier,
I am deeply saddened by the indescribable and horrendous death of Noxolo Nogwaza. This human being, a mother who was subjected to horrendous discrimination and whose daughters have been robbed of their mother has paid the ultimate price for her defense of human rights while those who have no grasp of human rights whatsoever are allowed to run free.
As the leader of Gauteng Provence in Johannesburg, it is with courage that you should stand in speaking out against targeted violence that victimizes those on the basis of their sexual orientation just as much as it does on the basis or their race. All should be free to live their life safe of discrimination, harassment and violence.
Those within a group who feel the same way often are afraid to make a stand until someone finds the courage to speak for them. When such a person does, those within a crowd who feel the same way will be liberated from their fear and stand beside you. Often, those who do feel the same will outnumber those who don't, but they are ultimately isolated as a result of their fear and it is courage that unites those of a like sense of values. Please see to it that in the name of her children and women and the LGBTI communities around the globe that Noxolo Nogwaza receives the justice that she deserves.
Yours Truly,
Brian Joseph Johns
If everyone in the world only stuck up for their own, we would all live under despotic leadership. Slavery would be rampant. Child labour would be common. Voting would be non existent. Human trafficking and prostitution would be the biggest business there was. The world would be a mess. We've definitely come a long way.
Anyway, when you see me in public and I'm a little unruly or reactive thanks to the activities I've fallen victim to, remember that I'm the guy that wrote those letters and the stories on this blog and not just for myself, but to contribute to a greater whole.
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Don't let anyone steal your identity or your efforts but don't be afraid to share yourself a bit.
Sorry for the drama, I actually have another blog for that kind of venting. Anyway, have a good day.
Oh and by the way...
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Brian Joseph Johns
200 Sherbourne Street Apartment 701
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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