We need rights. My mental health workers are stigmaters who say things like you can only work a small amount of time. When I know that I can work full time, I realize that I am wasting my time with this person. And it seems to be going on all my life. I worked for thirty years, and people with college educations act like this are smarter than they are. Mental health workers must notice that they can be prejudiced too.
There's a problem though, there are these teams that when needed can be placed around and embed within them those that our Fusion Centers can utilize to defused a potential Yellow, Orange, or Red flags of interest that certain analytical management systems assist a crisis management team in assessing potential persons of interest. These teams are not meant to sabotage the person of interest in terms of typical analytical datasets in matrices beneficial to the society, but more than likely target, surrounded, isolate then detach the person of interest away from whatever negative aspect or influences would have been determined. The job's not done though, either a second team or possibly given the experience of the initial team and situational awareness upon potential unwanted exposure upon their true identities and visibility upon operational status. There needs to be an already significant beneficial environment to the person of interest, then resulting in a beneficial situation for the society in concern. Question is why were those teams not being used here in The States when The Iraqi was Stateside?
There appears to be leverage upon an associate of the the target, an Iraqi national in Iraq. That leverage utilized against the associate just happened to be one of if not both of the associates daughters being targeted for human sexual trafficking. The Iraqi as determined did nothing wrong and still another associate turned and used against them for reason other than what appears to be typical pathological psychopathic tendencies of motive being just to fullfil a physiological neurological reward binder in the brain.
We need rights. My mental health workers are stigmaters who say things like you can only work a small amount of time. When I know that I can work full time, I realize that I am wasting my time with this person. And it seems to be going on all my life. I worked for thirty years, and people with college educations act like this are smarter than they are. Mental health workers must notice that they can be prejudiced too.
There's a problem though, there are these teams that when needed can be placed around and embed within them those that our Fusion Centers can utilize to defused a potential Yellow, Orange, or Red flags of interest that certain analytical management systems assist a crisis management team in assessing potential persons of interest. These teams are not meant to sabotage the person of interest in terms of typical analytical datasets in matrices beneficial to the society, but more than likely target, surrounded, isolate then detach the person of interest away from whatever negative aspect or influences would have been determined. The job's not done though, either a second team or possibly given the experience of the initial team and situational awareness upon potential unwanted exposure upon their true identities and visibility upon operational status. There needs to be an already significant beneficial environment to the person of interest, then resulting in a beneficial situation for the society in concern.
Question is why were those teams not being used here in The States when The Iraqi was Stateside?
There appears to be leverage upon an associate of the the target, an Iraqi national in Iraq. That leverage utilized against the associate just happened to be one of if not both of the associates daughters being targeted for human sexual trafficking. The Iraqi as determined did nothing wrong and still another associate turned and used against them for reason other than what appears to be typical pathological psychopathic tendencies of motive being just to fullfil a physiological neurological reward binder in the brain.