Joseph S R de Saram CISSP FBCS MIEEE MIScT MINCOSE MACS Snr CP
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I refer to the following articles about the Staged Road Traffic Accident (“LK RTA”):-
and this one in relation to the nexus between the LK RTA and the installation of surveillance devices in a ‘sterile’ manner:-
The question is this
Q Would just a road traffic accident do it? Perhaps I would have physical injuries – more than likely but would it lead to a guaranteed visit to a hospital?
NO…
Q Would causing a immensely stressful situation guarantee a visit to a hospital?
MORE THAN LIKELY BUT NOT GUARANTEED…
or overwhelm me in some way – as apparently I suffered from paranoid schizophrenia according to ShitLankanTM Psychiatrists such as Newton Ranasinge and Edward de Saram:-
but not Independent Singapore Psychiatrists:-
NO TRIGGERING OF PSYCHOSIS OBVIOUSLY BECAUSE I DON’T HAVE SCHIZOPHRENIA 🙂
Q So what can GUARANTEE a visit to a hospital, leave no visual physical injuries, and ensure that I am there for at least a few days?
Obviously there was a ridiculous amount of cellular interception (pure forensic evidence) and ShitLankansTM farting around with rucksacks (non-forensic, street theatre) in September and October 2015:-
Even for Silva the CHIS (which she has lied about subsequently – obviously because she was a CHIS, but the software didn’t lie):-
The plan was:-
Unfortunately EDS had fraudulently told me and third parties for years that I had had a breakdown and I had schizophrenia (symptoms were drug-induced by EDS as part of his obvious psychopathy) – this is why my adversaries tried this line of attack.
I will write a separate article about poisoning but listen to these newly recovered call recordings. I will explain the significance and their context later – in simple terms the driver had been switched and the food was visually tampered with, especially my strawberry milkshake had undissolved powder in it 🙂
The Dry Run itself occurred on 30 September 2015, and after eating food from Silva or McDonalds I went to the bank, had heart problems and fell in the road, hitting my head. I was on my own and my mobile was flat which did not assist:-
[insert evidence]In fact I was being poisoned by Chamaree Silva over the preceding 3 days and I knew that an event was around the corner. In fact I even confirmed this via a Coded Message to Joanne.
Given the fact that I DO go to hospital when I am unwell, but ‘I have been suddenly unwell over the previous days and choosing not to go’, means that I know about the drug-induced psychosis and what would happen if I do end up in hospital without adequate security.
Which of course is EXACTLY what happened 🙂
By the following day 23 October 2015, it was still low, as the following call to Joanne Cochrane confirms:-
Joanne should still have the photo of the blood pressure of 75 over 41 and I recovered it yesterday incredibly – it is the photo at the top of the article:-
As I stated above, the Dry Run proved that the ‘poisoning method’ worked in dropping my blood pressure, to the point of dizziness, confusion and collapsing on the road.
After Silva and I visited the bank, I felt rather unwell:-
Rohypnol depresses central nervous system activity and brain function. This depressed CNS activity manifests as sedation, sleep, muscle relaxation, and reduced anxiety.24 When mixed with alcohol, another CNS depressant, blackout, stupor, respiratory depression, and death are more likely to occur.25
The anterograde amnesia is why I originally [incorrectly] thought my cervical spine injury was caused by my head hitting the headrest – it was actually caused by someone trying to snap my neck! My MRIs are entirely inconsistent with a vehicle involved in a head-on collision which further confirm my asertions:-
My blood pressure (non-invasive “NBP”) is usually 90/60mmHg which is low for a non-athlete and normal is 120/80mmHg:-
https://www.belmarrahealth.com/significance-mean-arterial-pressure-map/
As mentioned earlier, a normal range for mean arterial pressure is 70 to 110 mm Hg. A mean arterial pressure in the high range could be an indication that the heart has to work much harder than it should. This is causing stress on the heart. High MAP can result in advanced heart disease, blood clots, heart attack, and stroke. When high mean arterial pressure is ongoing, heart muscles will enlarge and grow thicker, and jeopardize life expectancy. When MAP goes up quickly in a short period of time, organs can fail. A mean arterial pressure in the high range isn’t the only concern though, low is also problematic.
Low MAP can be caused by sepsis, hemorrhaging, stroke, or some sort of trauma.
Inserting figures into this rough calculator gives
As can be seen, my normal MAP is already borderline at 70mmHg – that is the reason that I often feel dizzy and have transient heart issues leading to transient ischaemic attacks.
However my normal MAP is not life-threatening and since 2014 (when I was diagnosed with Coronary Artery Ectasia and Unstable Angina) I have been adapting to those issues.
During the LK RTA, my blood pressure dropped and my brain suddenly had insufficient oxygen. Thanks to the rohypnol etc and I was feeling extremely unwell which was just compounding everything.
The usual way I lift my blood pressure quickly is to drink water – we had none in the vehicle. However despite feeling extremely unwell I knew I had to get out of the car because I needed more oxygen, despite those risks.
The first obstacle was dealing with the orthostatic hypotension – that would be guaranteed immediately upon standing – but I needed the oxygen
I must have stumbled about, lucky not to have been hit by traffic and then started falling. However I now remember that the fresh [Colombo] air immediately kicked my brain into life and ‘systems powered up’. This happened as I was falling so I was able to brace myself to a degree.
Given the fact that it was a staged RTA I am sure there are plenty of videos 🙂
Given the copious amount of evidence, it is clear that the impact on my health had been carefully assessed prior to this event being staged, quite meticulously.
The use of such techniques was obviously sanctioned to (a) get me out of the house and (b) have the Rendition option.
However, as usual, I identified these issues extremely early and ‘braced myself accordingly’.
If someone official actually wants something then they need to ask me directly!
Joseph S R de Saram CISSP FBCS MIEEE MIScT MINCOSE MACS Snr CP