Why We Have a Lawless Dictator Now

HOW ARE THEY GETTING AWAY WITH THIS????

Because the system isn’t broken — it’s built this way.

The people who should be enforcing the law — law enforcement, regulators, politicians — are either:

• Bought — on the payroll directly or indirectly.
• Compromised — dirt held over them so they play along.
• Dependent — their careers, donors, or promotions hinge on protecting the same people I’m exposing.
• Willfully Blind — they know exactly what’s happening but don’t want the career suicide of touching it.

That’s why they can:

• Break federal laws like EMTALA in broad daylight.
• Launder money for human traffickers without fear.
• Kill or erase whistleblowers and still keep the corner office.

They survive because they’ve weaponized procedure.
Every complaint, lawsuit, and criminal report gets routed into a slow, bureaucratic grinder until the public forgets and the victim is exhausted.

They don’t even need to hide the crimes. They just need to outlast anyone trying to expose them.

The only real vulnerability they have?
Public narrative + financial pressure hitting at the same time — the second their allies start worrying about their own exposure.

That’s the lane I’m in. That’s the lane you could be in.
If you weren’t still sitting on your hands pretending this isn’t your problem.

Jodi Schiller was an international leader in augmented and virtual reality. Weeks from securing global funding for her platform, Metaobjects, she was kidnapped, held for two years, tortured. When she escaped, she was digitally erased.

Now living in a tent in Berkeley — everything stolen, law enforcement shielding the criminals — she’s writing Narrative Possession: This is the Zombie Apocalypse — You Don’t Know Because You Are One.

If they can do this to a female founder, journalist, and mother — they can do it to anyone.

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They tried to erase me.
I’m still here.