00:00I think this is important when I bring up a situation such as LCRU Films, the same person who also
00:11antagonized and framed me for talking, with an S at the beginning.
00:18Um, he saw me on a Discord call, abruptly, called me out and saying, did you do, I forget what
00:28he said specifically during that.
00:30Um, he antagonized me to the point of, uh, wanting to get an answer that is what is presumed to
00:40be that I am a talker by pressuring me, by peer-pressuring me.
00:45Um, and by doing so, whenever I'm put into a corner that they want, when a person wants to give
00:53you an answer that they want to hear themselves on purpose, that's when someone who has an act of autism
01:03will resort into a defense mechanism.
01:06And that defense mechanism for me is to act as if I am not someone else, that I am a
01:14different person.
01:14And there's a reason why I say, uh, I don't like being called Jake or Jacob.
01:22I don't like to be called Jacob.
01:24J-A-C-O-B.
01:26I prefer using the term Jake because I am, um, because I refer to my bad self, um, like a
01:35split personality thing, and why I like Moonlight a lot.
01:40And, uh,
01:44It was peer-pressured me into that defensive state that I get into.
01:49I, uh, will slench down and focus into someone else, which is, uh, the bad persona of Jacob.
02:00And I say a lot of, uh, bad things to, like, make myself seem that I'm insane.
02:05And, uh, for that reason, definitely for, um, for Alicia Nesman, shortness, shortness, cosplays, A-L-Y-C-I-A
02:20-N-E-S-S-M-A-N.
02:27Uh, that's when they try to appear, especially with Dylan McLean, uh, looking at my Facebook posts and storylines and,
02:35uh, him actually being the talker with an S at the beginning.
02:39Um, trying to frame me as such, because they're like, Jake, the evidence applies that you are definitely a talker.
02:50Because you're trying to peer-pressure.
02:53She wants people that are so, uh, so dumbfounded by thinking that she herself is a good person, when she
03:01uses other people, the flying monkeys, it's a narcissistic attack, to actually get what they want to perceive as if
03:11it is true.
03:11Instead of realizing the very basic, common personality trait, this generation hates personalities, and they want to use coping mechanisms
03:22as their term, like, uh, the very creepy, um, the very creepy, that is, uncomfortable feeling of a comfort character,
03:37as this generation does for cope.
03:40And I think that even with the Whovians, they don't think that, they think that they're okay with it, and
03:47they make scenarios of them being like, I wish that she would see my videos, and then they betray themselves
03:53as the character that they cosplay, and I'm speaking of Katie, uh, Katie Haynes.
04:01Um, she goes by Angel, uh, she goes by Angel Galli as well.
04:07Uh, she's definitely an advocate that is definitely easily manipulated and witch hunts people as well, because they want to
04:17think of, uh, their, I have to, I am trans, therefore I have to think that I am trans as
04:23well.
04:24And, uh, uh, and, uh, I'm, I'm, I'm friends with someone who is, who knows, and neighbor, who is a
04:30neighbor with, uh, uh, uh, the, uh, one of the villains of the series, of the new series, uh, the,
04:40uh, Nguti series.
04:42Um, he also does trans, uh, he does, uh, trans dinners, he does, uh, food drives, uh, he's actually one
04:55of the subscribers, he goes by, uh, Linene.
04:59He's a very dear friend of mine that I've known for years, and they know for sure that I am
05:04not a talker.
05:06They know for sure, but, of course, you're just only gonna bring in the new generation that wants to assume
05:11you hear a bad thing about someone.
05:14Oh, hell no, I'm gonna defend it without even actually knowing or researching everyone within the group.
05:21But if you do that to them, oh, they hate that, they don't want you to do that, because they
05:24know that they're, um, they know that they're not innocent.
05:30And they want to loop you, etc., just like me, and especially using, uh, trying to make bot and alt
05:37accounts to cover up the watermark that is right here.
05:41Uh, on, like, TikTok and Instagram, especially with videos nowadays, if you want to set that trademark off, you can.
05:51You can also turn it on, but for those who actually want to have a personality trait and, uh, have
05:59a good reputation,
06:00what they do is, uh, find out that, that position of the watermark,
06:05and then they, uh, go through other alt accounts,
06:10upload that same video without the watermark into the original watermark,
06:16download it, they know these websites where you can download TikToks,
06:21and, uh, you, uh, upload it to your account, so then it'll cover up the, uh, watermark.
06:28You can see this on Harry Sandbrook's, uh, Google search videos.
06:32If you Google search, images,
06:37there's, uh, the watermark on top of another watermark on top of another watermark.
06:44And that is alt accounts, bot accounts.
06:48And with his, uh, Jinji React's official account,
06:52what he basically did was, uh, download the videos on his Facebook page.
07:00And those videos are actually downloaded onto the Jinji React's official page.
07:06Those videos are the ones that he likes to keep public,
07:10that when you sign in, you'll have to see more of his account.
07:14And this is how private people like, like to get away with situations,
07:18and why, uh, people like me that are public about their situations
07:25and, uh, try to clear their heads to find ways to know when it's the right time to talk.
07:31Because I know that Alicia Nesman, Shorten and Shortenest Cosplays,
07:34loves to do that.
07:37And other people love to do that with my account.
07:40With my accounts.
07:43And they love to, uh, do,
07:46they love to see the person that is very nervous and scared
07:50because they want them to appear as if they are hiding something.
07:56And that's why she called the police on me twice.
07:58Because she knows if she does it again,
08:00it's a misdemeanor of false accusations.
08:02Which it is false accusations.
08:06So, yeah.
08:08That's about it.
