People probably wanted a Police investigation against Peter Gamma of www.petergamma.org

The welfare recipients in the city of Zurich now have the beautiful women, the expensive cars, and now they want to get rid of me – are they possessed by the devil?

Die Sozialhilfebezüger Stadt Zürich haben jetzt die schönen Frauen, die teuren Autos & nun wollen mich loswerden – sind sie vom Teufel besessen?

Which are now mainly carried out by welfare recipients participating in Police work programs. But I have a clean record. I know the legal rules and abide by them. So nothing came out of this investigation, and nothing will come out of it in the future.

But one of the worst things in this case is the internet surveillance.

I admit I have a weakness for Alina Raincoat, a master of liberation on YouTube:

It seems YouTube, owned by Google Inc., is also aware of this, as it appears to be collecting data about my YouTube activity. This data was presumably forwarded to the Zurich City Police, who then passed it on to the social welfare Police officers in Zurich.

For about a year now, I’ve been under surveillance in the city of Zurich by an estimated 10,000 welfare recipients who work for the Police. I complained about their poor clothing on my blog. They all looked like drab, unassuming people. And now they’re wearing clothes from thrift stores, which has improved the situation somewhat.

But what do I find on my YouTube channel, to my horror? The first video I see there is no longer Alina Raincoat, but PurPur Meow. But this woman is no other woman than Alina Raincoat wearing clothes from a thrift store.

What a nightmare! Does Alina Raincoat, the champion of freedom, now have to wear clothes from thrift stores and end up as a prudish woman on my PC I use for YouTube ? How is that possible?

Is this what the welfare recipients in the city of Zurich wanted?

And then a demo was created for Alina Raincoat? And the data about it went from welfare recipients in the city of Zurich to the Zurich City Police and from there to YouTube, owned by Google Inc., which in turn is now promoting PurPur Meow, primarily on my YouTube channel?

And who does all this serve? What’s the point of it all? Does it serve the labor-appointment lawyers in the city of Zurich who live on welfare and hope for lawsuits?

• I have now disabled YouTube’s ability to make suggestions and collect data about me.
• I’m now using the Brave browser. It also lets you search for videos without using the YouTube search engine.
• I don’t use Google News anymore either. There where days when all I found there were news stories from the Police.
• I’m now using the Brave browser and can also search for news there. It’s somewhat better, but even there I can tell that the news is compiled specifically for me, presumably by welfare recipients who work for the city of Zurich.
• I also use Mullvad VPN. If I select Brussels as my location, I get Dutch ads on YouTube videos. This improves the situation somewhat. The ads aren’t as localized and sneaky as I’ve experienced before.
• But even this Dutch-language advertising seems to be tailored to me. It featured ads in Dutch with faces that looked familiar.
• So, the result was that when I selected Brussels as my location in Mullvad, I did see ads in Dutch, but when I watched YouTube videos, for example, the ads within those videos were in Dutch.
• Brussels is located in the Kingdom of Belgium, and it is the capital of Belgium. And the result was that when I selected Brussels with Mullvad, cars with Belgian license plates suddenly appeared near my home.

• Can someone other than the police be behind this? Does someone other than the police have the ability to hack Mullvad?
• The police, who tracked down my standard when I used Mullvad, namely Brussels in Belgium. And the police communicated to me that they had found this out.
• This happened several times with cars from Belgium parked near my home. But it didn’t happen regularly, even though I consistently selected Brussels as my location in Mullvad for an extended period.
• I paid Mullvad in cash, using banknotes which Mullvad sent to Sweden, along with a code that I had to enter on my computer at Mullvad’s website. This envelope I sent to Mullvad contained no information about my identity. There was no information about my identity in the envelope I used to send the banknotes to Sweden.
• Therefore, Mullvad in Sweden has no information about my identity. The police must have determined my location in some other way than Mullvad providing them with my address.
• I also have the Whonix operating system installed on my computer. It’s the most secure operating system available for protecting privacy. But even that doesn’t really protect me if I’m spied on by the Zurich city police. I’ve experienced that firsthand.
• Even when I used the Whonix operating system without Mullvad, cars with foreign license plates suddenly appeared near my home. If I remember correctly, I saw cars with Dutch license plates near my home several times as a result of using the Whonix operating system.
• Did my internet requests go through a server in the Netherlands when I used Whonix, and did the police inform me that they had discovered this?
• The only thing that would help would be filing a complaint against being spied on at the City Police of Zurich, because there’s no justification fory spying on me.
• The Whonix operating system is the best I’ve found to protect my privacy. But that doesn’t really help in my case. And Whonix is ​​cumbersome and sluggish. And it’s often too slow for daily use when speed is essential.
• Even when I use the TOR browser with Whonix and search for news in Switzerland, I only find news from UBS Bank in Switzerland, which is also suspicious.
• Is there anything better than using Whonix with the TOR Browser to protect our privacy? I don’t know of a better solution. It’s the best solution I have found to do this. And you can definitely feel that it’s a bit better. But it doesn’t really protect you if the Zurich city Police are snooping around.
• However, the investigation seems to have been mainly carried out by welfare recipients working for the Police, including some who are my immediate neighbors.
• They make themselves heard throughout the house whenever I go online. And I conclude from this that these people are controlling my internet connection, and what I am doing there.
• It’s slightly better if I go online in the middle of the night when the welfare recipients are asleep.
• Even internet cafes are no help. Zurich city police patrol cars are patrolling in front of them.
• The only way I can resolve this now is by filing a police report at the City Police of Zurich..
• Even information from WhatsApp, which is encrypted, reaches these people who spy on me.
• I will also switch to Protonmail which is one of the best solution for privacy I know. But this probably won’t really help either in my case.
• In my case, neither WhatsApp nor ProtonMail will likely help.
• Instead, I’ll have to choose a different system that uses encryption and share the password with the recipient if I don’t want my communication to be intercepted.
• There are other solutions to solve this problem for instance discussed by Rob Braxman on his YouTube channel. But they are even more complicated.