Sylvanna Devlin

I had been given a reason to live. A short work that had a grim topic but the need was there. The request was one I could answer. I would do it. I would write an unusual perspective.

Everything settled down again.

But rumbling was a Judge approved a warrant to just get it off his docket. I’m not sure it even has my legal name. But it’s for my external drive and USBs. The remaining proof I am the writer I say I am.

That happens? It means someone successfully convinced the police not to trust me, and I lose my faith in the police. It means a lot to me. And it will be gone.

I was willing to give the government permission back in 2024. National Security being a decent reason. Someone had access to surveillance.

But now it’s what I have left, too precious to me to let out of my control.

So my death follows, unreasonable search and seizure. Warrant or no. Look up the constitution again.

It’s also looking likely a civilian is trying to act as an authority with unsanctioned access to police systems. And with no power to do so granted by congress. Nor legal oversight.

I pointed out something that this has all been very expensive. Think of all the man hours, the equipment involved, the training to use it – and time. Over the course of about four years (almost exactly) a large budget has been brewing around me.

A government sized budget.

Ours.

PS: I’m pretty sure this organization with unsanctioned actions pisses off the police, fbi, nsa, and anyone else in charge of actually keeping the peace and safety of Americans

The employees are untrained and irresponsible. What fucking country has a shadow organization?

Nope. I bet they’re pissed. .