Various Apologies

I want to apologize to my hosting country. I know they have good intentions, but that’s not enough. The recent attack on me proves that. Even without my telling the relevant facts, the fact that Israel used local fixers and facilities is obvious. My early denounces didn’t help; the country is too poor for taking preventive measures.

It’s Circumstantial!

Having learned from the last event, I found myself this week sitting in front of a local authority and saying:

”I can’t complain on the following facts, since you’ll say they are circumstantial and prove nothing.”

That’s right, but also last time everything was circumstantial and I was found right. The country’s chief forensic doctor can also testify of that. What were my new claims? Here are a few of them:

Foreigners have been spotted in the neighborhood of my residence, which is far from downtown or any touristic attraction. Yet, it is circumstantial.

Cars are constantly parked in the streets surrounding the church where I sleep. The neighborhood is extremely poor; until this year that was unprecedented. Some cars arrive or leave in coincidence with me. In the July event, two of them followed me from the church to the place where the attack took place. Yet, it is circumstantial.

Israelis seem to appear next to me without reason, bragging in loud Hebrew about who they are. The most dramatic such event took place a few days after the July attack mentioned above. Then, four of them were standing at the entrance of the refugees office. The office is not advertised. They left as soon as I entered. Yet, it is circumstantial. I should play lottery more often; I’ll win circumstantially.

After listing a few more, I summarized ”I am not complaining because everything is circumstantial. Yet, the next attack is close.”

The Feasibility Study

My statement was not the result of my being a prophet. I am not. My statement was not the result of my unintended attempt to create a Pygmalion’s Prophecy: a self-fulfilling event triggered by the statement itself. Simply, these days I am witnessing the feasibility study for the next attack.

What’s a ”Feasibility Study?” Simply stated is the criminals testing the victim’s reactions to events similar to the one planned. They check out them out and plan how to answer to every possible reaction. For example, in July, my avoiding getting close to Israelis was used for luring me into the attack site.

In the weeks since that attack, I am witnessing too many almost car accidents and blockades happening inches from me. In two occasions two cars blocked the way of the local public transport vehicle I was riding in conspicuous circumstances. They left seconds later without further events (beyond my having locked the door next to me - sorry pals, no easy kidnapping today!). While walking alone on the sidewalk, cars suddenly accelerated toward me. While crossing the road with a green light, cars began suddenly traveling toward me (“Would he move forwards or backwards?” they probably asked themselves). The list goes on.

In parallel, a campaign to frighten me was carried on. A church pastor – which in the past was proven to be an informant – abandoned the weekly lectures and added verses about amputations and accidents. Yesterday, another person proven in the past as being an informant, picked up a knife next to me and began "sawing" his hand. (Galatians 2:4 And that because of false brethren unawares brought in, who came in privily to spy out our liberty which we have in Christ Jesus, that they might bring us into bondage) Endless cripples - as in the case of my neighborhood cars, far above their regular proportion in town – appeared near the internet kiosks I frequent. "If he's worried about that, then his making an error at the crucial moment is more probable" is what the Israeli terrorist authorities think. Yet, everything is circumstantial. I’m claiming nothing else. Let’s roll the dices.

The Next Attack

It seems than a plan to maim me via a car accident is after way. Cut his limbs, blind him, delay his writing capabilities, frighten him to death: these are the Zionists’ ways of answering my written and spoken claims. Simply, none of them can stand in front of me and answer my claims as humans do. They know they are criminally wrong.

However, right now they were put in a compromising situation. I have published – and even gave copies to the local authorities – about their last terrorist threat in my case. Attacking me will put them under the international spotlight, even if only after I regain some access to the net.

For the sake of that, I publish this article even under the danger of being told: “But everything here is circumstantial!”

The forensic doctor knows better.