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Damaged Goods
Todaisy is a bit mangled. This was not my intention, and I should note – this time, its rough condition has nothing to do with a raging Nassau County Police Detective shoving it into my backpack while ignoring my Miranda rights. I should have picked one up at Flushing Flower earlier, but I wanted to… read more
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An Apology
In my endless quest to be a better person in the eyes of our Creator, I must address some offensive language I used last August 28, 2024. Throughout that day, I was engaged in a text conversation with the owner of phone number 313-855-3669, who was using an anonymous number to stoke confusion & terror… read more
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Psalm 91
I’ve been deliberately using music to block ThE VoIcEs for over a year now. Initially, it was only with secular songs. Last fall, I regularly began playing hymns. It’s nice going to church and being familiar with some of the words & music, although I still follow the hymnal. When I got thrown in jail… read more
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Daisy Accosted by Nassau County Police Detectives
This battered daisy, having survived the protracted attack on my constitutional & civil liberties that occurred yesterday, is placed in honor of both victims AND perpetrators (Matthew 5:44) of official oppression, corruption, & police brutality. The full story is available at grantfaber.org. (Also in The Wayback Machine, if the site goes offline…again.) I feel I… read more
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Song of Songs
We’re starting to gain local notoriety (aside from the abuse of your federal/cosmic powers and official oppression at the hands of Nassau County PD.) A commuter paused while I was taking the above photo and asked what all these flowers are about. “Commemorating a relationship,” I replied cheerfully. Before I was fired from my job… read more
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He Says That He’ll Be Rich Someday
Just wrapped up my pretrial psych eval over @ Nassau County Probation. I politely asked them to take a gander @ grantfaber.org 😮 Pretty sure they came to the same conclusion the Jamaica Hospital CPEP had way back on Tuesday, March 14, 2023 (& also last November 2024) and then – EIGHTEEN ambulance rides later… read more