Bryan posted a video in the parking lot of what appears to be the Teterboro, NJ Costco parking lot, frantically stating that “they” almost caused an accident due to driving while sleep impaired.
It is also against the law in New Jersey to use a cell phone while driving, something Bryan already received a court summons for.
(Hmm, YOU are the one driving and YOU chose to drive while impaired!)
Edited 01/30 to add a second reckless driving video
On 1/30, Bryan posted this video from behind the wheel in Valley Stream, NY. He rants and raves about how the CIA is making him crave hamburgers from Checkers and peanut butter.
Candy Grandpre got on a Greyhound night before last and rode out of Pensacola. She now posted a video saying she’s in Cincinnati.
I’m not sure what prompted the trip to Cincinnati, I haven’t watched much of her recent videos but if I manage to piece it together I’ll put up a post about it.
Not sure if this is just a “trip” or an actual move.
You can tell the gangstalkers knew that she was going to Cincinnati because she spotted a car with a burnt out headlight. I mean, a car with a burnt out headlight in a city with probably hundreds of thousands of cars, what are the odds?
https://www.youtube.com/post/Ugkxpff1hrgRxSHYtlZleRk5Hh_LuhGlzxSp
Bryan is now announcing to the world that he’s beating his meat. Inside the Toyota at the Walmart or Costco parking lot?
Bryan is making a vague claim that his account is “wiped out” which is preventing him from buying a passport and paying his medical co-pays. He provides nearly no elaboration on that statement.
He posts a couple of screenshots from his email showing that the contact information associated with his US Bank ReliaCard has been changed.
Implying, I guess, identity theft / account hijacking and unauthorized diversion of his funds but he doesn’t actually come out and say this is what happened. I mean, if he just got his ID stolen, you’d think he would say that, otherwise for all we know he is the one who changed his contact info and he has just been poorly managing his funds.
Bryan has literally broadcast his full name, addresses, email addresses, social security number, phone number(s), and all sorts of other personally identifiable information on multiple social media networks frequently. His disability/SSI income was suspended for unknown reasons and after the visit to the office where he leaves in a huff for having to repeatedly give addresses and getting attitude with the employee, we don’t know if that was ever resolved. The first of the month when his funds from that would likely be deposited, just passed. He may have had his account hijacked, or he may have a low/no balance because he’s not getting the deposits anymore.
The screenshots of changing emails and phone numbers on his accounts leads me to believe he did that himself. Two factor authentication isn’t perfect but it works pretty well. Unless someone conned him into sending them the code the bank sends via text to verify identity, which isn’t outside the realm of possibility, it would be hard to get around.
Kevin Christian rambles on about his knee being attacked by Robert Lackey.
It would otherwise be a non-noteworthy video but for the fact that he is wearing a Motorola lapel microphone. It’s the style of microphone you see cops wearing. I know he wouldn’t pass a background check for that kind of job so I know it’s not that but it does have me curious as to what he would wear that for.
Thought he was flinging packages for FedEx?
He says his job involves climbing 40ft up a ladder to “inspect” something. Says his knee got zapped and he almost fell off.
I assume Fed Ex has ladders at the warehouse although I’d imagine 40ft is an exaggeration.
As long as Kevin isn’t inspecting Fed Ex planes to see if anything required to keep a plane in the sky works properly and isn’t cracked, I’m not too concerned.
Is Kevin in California now? It’s somewhere with green leaves in February and where he doesn’t need to wear a winter jacket and I don’t think it’s Florida because I think he said it’s at least 1000 miles away from Jonesboro. It’s gotta be either California or really far south Texas.
Bryan ought to heed this warning about pills purchased from border town pharmacies in Mexico:
https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2023-02-02/mexico-pharmacy-fentanyl-laced-pills-meth
Bryan does another livestream from behind the wheel. He complains about how he has these cravings for hamburgers and peanut butter and that those cravings are actually the “system” trying to influence and censor his thoughts rather than psychological mechanisms that every human has (normally called hunger by non-schizoid people).
There is a clip on Bryan’s Facebook page from a few days ago where he visits the Social Security office. It only lasts about 4 minutes. He’s trying to get his direct deposit changed and get his benefits restored.
He briefly tells the clerk his sob story about how he needs his SSI so he can seek medical treatment abroad. (The people behind the counter at the SSA offices aren’t the ones making decisions about your benefits, they’re only there to answer basic questions and do basic account management tasks so its really a waste of time pleading with them).
From there, the clerk is asking basic questions to authenticate that Bryan is who he says he is and wants his address. He’s moved so many times it’s not really clear which address SSA has on file for him, so Bryan rattles off several addresses way faster than the clerk can possibly type them out or remember.
The clerk asks Bryan to repeat himself a couple of times (the two addresses in NY and NJ, I guess, aren’t in their system) so Bryan rattles off his address at the Los Angeles VA. I think he went too fast for the lady and she asks him to repeat yet again.
Bryan gets angry about having to repeat himself and raises his voice and we can hear a co-worker or supervisor chime in and tell Bryan to “calm down”.
Bryan says “I am fine” but very quickly walks off in a huff.
(Which is probably smart. I’ve been to the SSA office to present some documents in person, can’t do that online. They had an armed federal police officer there because I guess people becoming irate and sometimes violent has happened enough times to warrant such a presence.)
This is a random comment but I was recently browsing eyeglass frames and this particular store (Target) was advertising the Rayban Stories in-store. They had a display that said they were “now” available with prescription lenses.
That made me think of the incident a few weeks ago where Bryan got kicked out of the mall after throwing a fit when he could not get prescription lenses fitted and they denied him a refund.
I’m guessing Bryan’s Ray-Bans are going unused. He only posted one video clip from them that I’m aware of.
Bryan is having difficulty getting his prescriptions for Oxycodone and morphine filled. It seems some places don’t want to fill it and the places that do want to fill it only want to give him a little bit at a time and giving him other trouble like making him wait a day or two before they’ll actually hand it to him.
Bryan says this is an example of “medical cointelpro”. This is more likely an example of pharmacists playing hot potato with opiate prescriptions, especially with someone who LOOKS and ACTS like a junky.
I don’t know how much Bryan’s mannerisms play into the way pharmacies are handling his meds but I do know that in the last 10-15 years America as a whole has become far more strict with opiate dispensing just because of all the people getting hooked and ODing to such an extent that it became a big national crisis.
Now doctors don’t really want to prescribe painkillers anymore, because it invites scrutiny from the DEA and other law enforcement. They’re turning the screws on pharmacies as well, reducing the amount of pills they’re actually allowed to have in stock, and I’m sure they’re looking at the pharmacists more too, to the point they don’t want to dispense them.
I don’t have all the answers on how to fix the opiate crisis, but I know people personally who are compliant and suffer from chronic pain that tell stories of how they’ve been treated like criminals in recent years because of the way attitudes have changed.
Now this is scary. Is he driving on the wrong side of the road? Maybe I’m seeing that wrong, maybe the camera he’s using is set to mirror. I don’t know. But that looks like he’s driving into oncoming traffic.
What happened with the dash cam that Best Buy was supposed to professionally install after he couldn’t get it to connect? I thought for sure we would have video of vehicular stalking by now.
I wonder if it will ever occur to Bryan that he is sleep deprivation torturing himself? Downing a half gallon of Red Bull per day is going to give you the trembles, make your heart race, and keep you awake. The rapid, split second intervals of drowsiness while reading and listening to preaching (except that hellfire and damnation one we sometimes hear) is going to make you drowsy. Maybe if he would give in and doze off, rather than chug an energy drink to combat the drowsiness, he would not be as sleep deprived?
Bryan also posted lengthy videos (voice recordings) of his doctor visit 1/26, where the surgeon he was consulting with doesn’t feel that he needs whole shoulder replacements, but rotator cuff repairs, which are evidently a simpler surgery and possibly outpatient (I did not hear the doctor specifically say this, however Bryan states it in a follow up video). Bryan tells the surgeon he wants a second opinion and the doctor obliges by offering him the files needed to see another physician.
In the follow up video I mentioned, Bryan recaps the appointment, saying something is terribly wrong, he is being forced out of the country again due to the torture and blames the supercomputer and Medical Co-Intel Pro for blocking his total shoulder replacements.
Yep. It’s extremely obvious that his problems are being exacerbated by the Red Bull, not helped.
Bryan seems extremely worried that his doctor at NYP only spent a short period of time with him. But at least in my experience that is extremely normal. You spend most of the time with the doc’s staff (nurses, techs, etc.) who ask the questions, take notes, and put your file together. The doc comes in, looks at your file, and then decides on the treatment. Some doc’s are more impersonal than others, it’s how it is, not a conspiracy, but ultimately they’re busy and unless your case seems overly complex, there’s no need for them to spend more time with you.
At the end of the day, medicine is an industry and spending more time than needed makes the clinic less efficient and lose money. Especially if you’re getting medicaid which only some doctors take because it’s more of a hassle and harder to get paid for.
I get the vibe from Bryan that he’s going to discontinue his treatment. I hope he doesn’t. But if I were in his position, I would prefer the less intrusive treatment over the more intrusive surgery that’s likely to have a lot of downtime for you. If the less intrusive treatment isn’t helpful, I doubt it will rule out a more aggressive treatment later on.
Yeah, it’s set to mirror. If you look carefully, the dashboard and steering wheel appear to be on the right while the Toyota Bryan owns is a left-hand drive American spec model. Plus, there appears to be a green sign on the “left” and a line of headlights in the “right” lane, a backwards “ONLY” on the road, and a blurry backwards Costco logo.