if and when pushed too far ....
Shakespeare used it in Henry VI, where he wrote, "The smallest worm will turn, being trodden on / And doves will peck in safeguard of their brood." Even a worm will turn is an expression used to convey the message that even the meekest or most docile of creatures will retaliate or get revenge if pushed too far.
your protection has increased you have been found innocent wow this is ...
WOW- THIS SOUNDS LIKE A THEFT OF SOMEONE'S INHERITENCE!
FAKE MARRIAGE CONTRACT TO REMOVE ME AND MOVE INTO
MY LIFE? YOU ARE OUT OF ORDER - AND IT'S GOING TO PROBABLY
COST YOU ...just saying .... You were wrong when you first thought about doing
what you did ... too late to say you're sorry now . Don't ya think ? iT WAS MY MONEY - YOU CAN'T DECIDE TO STEAL A WOMAN'S MAN AND THEN HER MONEY ..... YOU'VE BEEN SERVED
or will be soon .
🧿PSYCHIC INVESTIGATION🧿 AUGUST 2022 EMPRESS GOES TO PRISON & JUSTICE SYS...
THIS HAS BEEN ONGOING FOR QUITE SOMETIME - THIS SIDE CHIC
TRYING TO MAKE EVERYONE BELIEVE THAT SHE HAS MY ATTRIBUTES
AND THEN DUMPED HER'S ON ME! I HAVE THE RIGHT TO FACE
MY ACCUSERS! IF YOU GO ON THE COURT RECORD COMMITTING
FRAUD UNDER OATH, YOU FORGE MY SIGNIGTURE MAKE FALSE
CLAIMS THAT I'M INCIMPETENT -YET MY WORK SPEAK'S FOR IT'S-
SELF AND THIS STRANGER? STALK'S AND STEALS MY DATA - AND HAS MADE MONEY IN MY NAME WHILE ALSO STEALING ALL OF MY INHERITANCE SO THEY CAN LIVE IN THE LAP OF LUXURY OFF OF MY BACK - MEAN TIME IM' LIVING IN POVERTY
AND I WAS NEVER INFORMED OF ANY INHERITANCE MAIL, EVEN THOUGH I WAS
OPENLY WAITING FOR ONFO ABOUT IT , INSTEAD SOMEONE PLACED ME ON A
SACRIFICE LIST, TO COLLECT EVEN MORE ILL -GOTTEN GAIN AND ALSO, THEY HAVE AN INSURANCE POLICY IN MY NAME -COVER UP OF MANY SINS ? MOST LIKELY
GREED ? YEP !
Insurance Agent scared 2 tell truth threats and gang stalked by the grou...
SO WHY ARE THESE M/F BEING ALLOWED TO TARGET
AND PLOT ON THE INNOCENT THIS IS A VIOLATION OF
THE LAW AND THE CITY OF SEATTLE IS DEEP INTO THIS
FRAUD ! #HELLO #WTF
Sometimes.....
You have to be the bigger person and not resort to the petty- non- constructive means of responding back !
Cuz it's really NOT worth it
“reasonable protection.” (42 U.S.C. § 10607(c)(2); 18 U.S.C. § 3771(a)
C. Right to Reasonable Protection A crime victim has the right to be reasonably protected from the accused. (18 U.S.C. § 3771(a)(1)). Both the CVRA and the VRRA use the concept of “reasonable protection.” (42 U.S.C. § 10607(c)(2); 18 U.S.C. § 3771(a)(1)). Accordingly, responsible officials shall take reasonable measures to address victims’ legitimate security concerns. Determining the nature and scope of such measures requires an evaluation of the threat level and identification of reasonable options to address that threat within available resources. As with other rights and services, victims may choose to accept or decline any option or options offered by the Department. (See Article II.B.). Neither statute requires the Department to provide victims with, for example, bodyguards to ensure their physical security. The responsibility of arranging reasonable victim protection remains with the responsible official of the investigative agency throughout the criminal justice process. All Department personnel, however, should consider victims’ security concerns at every point in the criminal justice system, and consult and coordinate with the responsible official of the investigative agency concerning victim safety. Any concerns about victim safety and reports of threats should immediately be reported to the lead case agent. Department personnel should use their discretion and sound judgment when discussing possible threats and security measures with victims. Trained personnel should make victims aware of the resources that may be available to promote their safety. Responsible officials from the investigation, prosecution, and corrections components, as well as the Parole Commission, are encouraged to work together to meet the safety concerns of victims. U.S. Attorneys are encouraged and expected to work with designated responsible officials from investigative agencies to develop collaborative procedures to meet the safety concerns of victims in their districts. D. Right to Reasonable, Accurate, and Timely Notice A crime victim has the right to reasonable, accurate, and timely notice of any actions
The VRO may recommend disciplinary sanctions for Department employees who “wantonly or willfully” fail to provide those rights. (28 C.F.R. § 45.10(e)). C. Right to Reasonable Protection A crime victim has the right to be reasonably protected from the accused. (18 U.S.C. § 3771(a)(1)). Both the CVRA and the VRRA use the concept of “reasonable protection.” (42 U.S.C. § 10607(c)(2); 18 U.S.C. § 3771(a)(1))
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