This is a follow-up to the previous post “ARBITRARY ACTION, OR IS IT?” as well as the series of posts on the subject STRATEGIC LABELS AND NUMBERS - THE FINALE to point out that events, which appear to be arbitrary in
reality are carefully planned events. First of all, it must be pointed out that
“fictitious” hereditary genealogies, “dreamed” up to cover-up the actions of
intolerant executives, that are made never-ending by greedy business types, who
benefit financially from such arrangements, are just that, fictional. Secondly, perverting the agencies
created to protect and subverting them to support identity switching do not
automatically transforms impostors/identities thieves into legitimate upright
citizens with their fake identities. In addition, allowing such types to reopen
old accounts to justify and/or cover-up criminal actions, (which check stealing is) is not credible; no matter how much
the perpetrators of such transform and “cloak” themselves into an overnight
nationalistic sounding “matriarch” type of sorts. Finally, using 1) illegally
obtained fictitious accounts to make financial contributions to my educational
institutions, 2) diverting the school newsletters and 3) manipulating the
administrative systems to ensure that any specific alumni identification number contains
specific numbers to give “Society’s” types the appearance of legitimacy with
their carefully chosen birth year, does not bring legitimacy. On the other hand, actual
records of the type as depicted in the series of posts on STRATEGIC LABELS AND NUMBERS -THE ADDENDUM are a demonstration of such, as the below text book receipts for
selected materials used during my school years (see photos included below).
Such records actually show attendance, instead of simply relying
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Selected TCI Text Books Recipts from 1978 thru 1980 - 7 Total |
on stolen
financial history, manipulated as a means of “brandishing” authenticity, a
method made popular by those whose claim to fame is “showy financial power” (no
matter how unethical the methods employed to obtain such).
In conclusion, the connection between these two postings is
my Pratt registration for the spring 1981, about, which the subject in the post
“ARBITRARY ACTION, OR IS IT?” is based; namely, the events surrounding my
spring 1981 semester (see photo included below). What is of importance here is the
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Pratt Spring 1981 Semester Registration Including Brooklyn Apartment Strategic Phone Number (212)253-5362
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phone number of my TCI instructor (see class photo including Instructor and
signatures included
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Class of 1980 Graduation Photo Showing Instructor Abelew far Left Back Row and I am Seated 2nd from Left in Front Row.
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Signatures of Some of TCI 1980 Graduating Class Members |
above) and his adopted daughter’s apartment in Brooklyn
(#626 @ 2425 Nostrand Ave), where I initially lived for a short time after
graduating from TCI, (since it was at his urging that I remained in the USA and
completed my bachelor’s degree). This strategic number was (212) 253-5362 and
it is not an arbitrary coincidence that I ended up in Jones County (County #
53), especially since this was not the initial choice for relocation after the
expiration of the Cedarwood Hills apartment lease following the first year in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
However, it was the only place that a residence "opened" up, but much work was
needed to transform it into a livable dwelling (see before and after photos
below). It
can only be concluded that individuals/entities in powerful
positions with a long-range plan for using labels and numbers as a means of
legitimacy were at work manipulating events to bring about legitimacy from the
outset of my initial hiring (see the posts ON-GOING COVER-UP OF MISREPRESENTATION/FRAUD AND ITS SYMPTOMS and MERE OBJECTS FOR THE LEGITIMACY OF OTHERS.) This initial Brooklyn address was
changed back to my Hempstead address where I later returned, once the details
of my continuance to complete my undergraduate studies were resolved (see
summer 1981 Pratt Registration included below).
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Pratt Registration for Summer 1981 Semester |
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