When the individual used to live in Mickey Mouse Land, he was not only attacked psychologically and mentally, and not only cancelled from job opportunities.
He was attacked by the police of Mickey Mouse as well. Let me give you some of their helpful and protective actions.
The police in Mickey Mouse Land had a remarkable habit of appearing in specific places and times—specifically, right after the individual exposed a wrongdoing by the enslaved masons or by the police ranks that help the enslaved masons. They would appear to give the individual the impression that he was being watched and might be arrested at any moment for what he does. Because nothing says “protect and serve” quite like implied threats against the person reporting the crime.
When the individual went to the police complaining about surveillance, he got a cold reply that they could not manage to find anything and that he should find the one surveilling him himself. Yes, the police suggested he do his own police work. Truly, they are nothing if not efficient delegators.
When the individual bought a thermal camera and detected two identical hot spots that had no explanation except being monitored, he went personally to the police to show them the videos as evidence. They still refused to help. They met him coldly, and some of them even looked at him with discrimination, while the technical advisor they brought to talk to the individual told him that this was not proof and they could not help him. So to recap: thermal evidence of identical unexplained heat signatures is not proof. Good to know where the bar is.
When he argued that if the police could not help him in such a matter, who could, they simply asked him to go ask a private company to do that. Because why fund a public police force when you can just outsource paranoia to the private sector?
Finally—and most surprisingly—the police used a frequency jamming weapon on the individual when he was doing his daily walk. Do not be surprised; in our imaginary world, frequency weapons exist. And here is the story.
The individual, during his walk, saw a police car. Once he came close, he was able to see a man and a woman, and while the woman was holding a device that looked like a scanner that we see in a supper market, the individual have seen her pointing it towards him and felt as if he was hit by a wave.
These advanced weapons are used to jam human frequency, and as a result, the human will be destabilized, lose consciousness, and behave differently. If these jammers had worked on the individual, they would have managed to paint him as unstable and paranoid, which would lead to people not believing what he said anymore. A flawless plan, really—use a sci-fi weapon to make someone look crazy, then dismiss them for being crazy. Very tidy.
The individual knew that this was a frequency weapon and knew about the damage it causes from his friend, who used to live with him. His friend was attacked by the enslaved masons as well and told the individual that he was attacked by a frequency weapon that caused him to lose consciousness. Even after he woke up, he was walking on the streets with no goal for two days, not knowing what he was doing. During these two days, the individual had reported the police of his disappearance because he did not know what happened to him. So the police were simultaneously unhelpful and, apparently, armed with consciousness-disrupting ray guns. A truly versatile institution.
Most of what the individual faced, survived, and understood is because he learned from what happened to his friend, who had experienced the same thing. And the fact that the frequency weapon did not work on the individual could be described as luck—or seen as the jammer not jamming the same frequency the individual was operating on. Because apparently, in this universe, humans operate on frequencies now. Who knew?
