April 8, 2017
These are pictures from today of contiguous sections of that page:
I made crepes in my apartment a couple of weeks ago, and I am being forced to leave this apartment and will be homeless at the end of May 2017, because of my "false" accusations that someone installed hidden, illegal cameras in the apartment last year when he or she knew that I'd be renting it.
The New York Times is one of the many media sources that know that I'm telling the truth; it has watched me in this apartment from those hidden, illegal cameras for the entire year. Not only has it attacked me all year for being victimized by the voyeurism that it promotes, it is ridiculing me for the fact that I was too demoralized by being victimized yet again in my own home to take the papers out of the garbage bags that I threw them into when I was evicted from my last apartment in 2014 for my "false accusation" of voyeurism that the New York Times knew was true. The garbage bags are in my closet; I don't know how many years they'll spend in storage this time, when I am homeless again.
There were 2 or 3 days in a row last summer when I didn't eat. That didn't stop the conglomerate from attacking me about the food in my apartment. I lost so much weight last summer that people were asking me if I was sick.
Patient Advocacy at Boston Medical Center is not answering my phone calls about the degrading treatment to which I was subjected at one of the hospital's departments, which resulted in my being told that I couldn't be a patient at that department anymore. What's being said about me online is causing someone at Boston Medical Center's administration to have me shunned, and so the medical problem that I have had since September 2016, and for which the conglomerate has also ridiculed me, is causing me pain every day. That hasn't stopped the conglomerate from promoting voyeurism and involuntary pornography.
Even being hated by so many people for no reason and for so many years hasn't caused me the distress that the possibility that I won't have access to medical care has.
The New York Times has seen me turn the light off in my bathroom and block the light at the bottom of the door to change my clothes, shower and use the toilet, every day. The New York Times has seen me tie a noose in my closet when I think that the abuse will never stop. The New York Times promotes sexual harassment, stalking, voyeurism, involuntary pornography and child molestation.
I have spent every day that I have lived at this apartment trying not to have a mental and emotional breakdown. Homelessness won't help; neither will living the rest of my life being treated as if I'm a false accuser while I am repeatedly victimized by crimes committed at the conglomerate's behest and for its amusement.
Copyright, with noted exceptions, L. Kochman, April 8, 2017 @ 12:35 p.m.
