The following July 2010 email to the US Consulate addresses an email exchange with Mr. Jamie Roughan, shown below, which represent material evidence that I was being spied on by CIA officers. This is only one such exchange of emails between myself and CIA officers that were spying on me or harassing me by trying to waste my time and generally interfere with my ability to lead a productive life.
Moreover, in light of the fact that I had
already reported the problems I was having with Mr. Roughan to the US Consulate—as
shown in the mail I’ve uploaded in an earlier post—I also consider it to be
proof that the Citizen’s Services Officer, Gary Schaefer, was in fact a CIA
officer involved in coordinating the people in the field mentioned in the
emails.
Since I have become a target, there is a
security detail protecting my family. That detail includes CIA officers, and it
is apparent that someone in Mr. Roughan’s network had provided
him feedback that my wife to be had been visiting a maternity clinic, and he
was trying to determine whether I was going to get married and have a family,
which would be a decisive blow to the machinations of his network of sociopaths
preying on civil society here in “the field” of Kyoto,
Japan.
He tried to get information out of me by informing
that his wife was pregnant, etc., contacting me out of the blue and a short
time before his daughter was to be born. The time frames of his statements don’t jibe with
each other, and he apparently was coached to resend the notice in the form of a
mass mailing, which was redundant, of course, and didn’t account for the
aberrant time frames. Furthermore, he never got back to me after his wife gave
birth, even though I emailed him in that regard.
I recently asked him to send some photos of
the family and his daughter; he did send a photo, so it appears that he wasn’t
lying about his family situation, at any rate.
The CIA (G2, MI6, etc.) have basically been
collaborating with the yakuza since the end of WWII. Robert Whiting’s book “Tokyo
Underworld…” is a good source of information on that topic. Their apparent
objectives here in Kyoto are diametrically opposed to the goals of preserving
culture and promoting civil society in a milieu with a rich cultural heritage
and a large number of academic and religious institutions. They are intent on
dumbing down the city, relegating the historical and cultural significance to a
museum, and promoting tourism and consumerism to further the agenda of the corporatist
pyramid scheme.
It seems that the Starbucks is intimately
connected to the CIA's game plan, and that the numerous pubs are subsidized by the
government of the UK. Venues like cafes and pubs provide a social interface for
otherwise isolated Westerners, and a place for intelligence officers to meet
people that they might potentially recruit as agents to their network.
The "intelligence community" seems to be involved in promoting the appearance of ethnic enclaves in a divide-and-conquer, colonize and balkanize strategy against the cultural capital of a highly homogeneous country. The Irish seem to be one such enclave, and the connection is something that
needs to be looked into a little more thoroughly, in part due to the inordinate
number of pubs, and also to several people from Ireland I have encountered,
including a yoga instructor visiting from the USA introduced by Mr. Roughan,
and a vacationing couple working in the finance sector in tax-haven Ireland, most of whom
have evinced a degree of questionable attitude regarding the merit of my
staying in Kyoto, for some reason.
I had originally associated Mr. Roughan
with the Freemasons, of which there seems to be a network here within connections to the CIA/MI6, but that is now uncertain and almost besides the point.
Aside from the fact that Mr. Roughan is an
Irish American, when he visited Kyoto a number of years ago, he made a
point of having me go to one of the Irish pubs in Kyoto to meet him. It struck
me as strange at the time that he would even know of such a place, and moreover
that he would want to go to such a place while visiting Kyoto for only a very
short time, instead of asking me for a recommendation, for example.
If you Google Eric Bray, you can see that
he has posted some videos of himself playing at an open mike night at one of
the Irish pubs--the Gael.
There was also an Irishman (named Dougal,
if I recall correctly) I met who was studying the philosophy of Nishida Kitaro
at Kyoto University. He was at the Starbucks and asked me a question about a
somewhat difficult term in Japanese, which I answered for him, and then we
talked about philosophy for about ten minutes. We exchanged contact
information, but I didn't meet that individual again, as he stopped going to
the cafe. Apparently he was smart enough to understand from our brief
conversation not to waste his time trying to deceive me or cause me trouble. He
also represents an exception among the individuals mentioned here insofar as
studying the philosophy of Nishida in Kyoto has a relevant socio-historical
dimension. On the other hand, I don't know for certain whether or not he was an
intelligence officer, or what his
scope of activity encompassed at the University.
Dear Mr. Gary Schaefer,
I’ve decided to send you copies of
emails from Jamie Roughan that would seem to indicate that he had access to
information that my then girlfriend and wife-to-be visited a maternity clinic
on January 23rd. The first email he sent reporting that his wife was
pregnant is on February 6, stating that in a few months they were expecting a
girl. Six weeks later another email stating that she was in the hospital about
to deliver.
Mr. Roughan, who was an acquaintance
from Berkeley showed up out of nowhere at a bus stop here in Kyoto one day,
similar to how another acquaintance, Sasha Peterka materialized. The both tried
to entice me to leaving Kyoto to go to work in the finance industry. Sasha
tried to introduce me to people working at Goldman Sachs, and Jamie sent me a
small freelance translation job from Mizuho Finance, and later told me there
was work at Lehman Bros. Few people knew that I wrote in the early 1990s very
critically about collusive relations between the finance industry and the
politicians that are supposed to regulate them. That shows that I was not close
to these people.
At any rate, it has become apparent
that Jamie likes Kyoto and would apparently like to move here, so I suppose
that the deal he has with his CIA cohorts is that if he can contribute to
displacing me he’s in here with the losers and pseudo intellectuals like the
Kyoto Journal crowd, who somehow seem to share his passion for Shamanism. It
could just be my imagination, but it would seem that the presence of Irish
people collaborating with the yakuza also has conspicuously increased, with the
likes of blogger Michael of Deep Kyoto fame. I have talked to these people,
recommended books, and so on, but the interactions are not genuine, as they
have an agenda that takes precedence.
…
I’m not spouting this somewhat
rudimentary stuff because it gives me pleasure, and am actually tiring of
having to be bothered with contacting you as much as you are of being contacted
by me. I’m informing you of this information because there is hostile activity
being taken against me personally here recently, including the attack on my
computer. I consider myself to have been more than reasonable with you and the
CIA thus far, and I remain marginally hopeful that I can reach a mutually
beneficial agreement with the CIA. I don’t want to hear from Jamie Roughan
again.
…
Date: Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 2:09 AM
Subject: Re: baby alert
To: Jamie Roughan
Hey Jamie,
Subject: Re: baby alert
To: Jamie Roughan
Hey Jamie,
I hope that all went
well the birth. Please keep us informed...
On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 11:27 PM
Hey Jamie,
Thanks for the heads
up. I hope Yuki delivers a healthy happy baby girl with no complications. Keep
me posted.
On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 3:47 PM, Jamie Roughan wrote:
Hey this is Jamie
Roughan,
Wishing you a Happy Spring equinox.
A heads up if I have not spoken with you or had an opportunity to visit recently.
Yuki is in the hospital and she is expected to give birth to our first child.
Please join me in wishing her good thoughts for a safe and pleasant birthing.
I will keep you in my thoughts in return. ; >
Hope this message finds you well, and I look forward to hearing from you or hooking up sometime / somewhere in the future.
Jamie
* It is a girl......whom I have yet to meet, but very much looking
forward to it.
Wishing you a Happy Spring equinox.
A heads up if I have not spoken with you or had an opportunity to visit recently.
Yuki is in the hospital and she is expected to give birth to our first child.
Please join me in wishing her good thoughts for a safe and pleasant birthing.
I will keep you in my thoughts in return. ; >
Hope this message finds you well, and I look forward to hearing from you or hooking up sometime / somewhere in the future.
Jamie
* It is a girl......whom I have yet to meet, but very much looking
forward to it.
Date: Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 8:57 PM
To: Jamie Roughan
oh, congratulations!! glad to hear things are going well, and you're growing up to be family man!
To: Jamie Roughan
oh, congratulations!! glad to hear things are going well, and you're growing up to be family man!
On Sat, Feb 6, 2010 at 4:06 PM, Jamie Roughan wrote:
HEY, i SAW THIS MESSAGE
LURKING IN MY BOX, MUST HAVE MISSED IT.
turn off caps.... yeah I am doing good. wife is pregnant, gonna have a girl in a few months. everything is moving forward in life.
Been stock piling a fairl decent (nothing special) selection of single malts.
Any plans for a Tokyo visit. damn cold here at the moment.
Cheers
Jamie
On Sat, Nov 14, 2009 at 11:51 AM,
> These messages were sent while you were offline.
> 11:51 AM
turn off caps.... yeah I am doing good. wife is pregnant, gonna have a girl in a few months. everything is moving forward in life.
Been stock piling a fairl decent (nothing special) selection of single malts.
Any plans for a Tokyo visit. damn cold here at the moment.
Cheers
Jamie
On Sat, Nov 14, 2009 at 11:51 AM,
> These messages were sent while you were offline.
> 11:51 AM
hey J, good koyo here…
...how are things in
the big T? cheers
More recently, the following exchange
took place.
date: Sat,
Jan 21, 2012 at 3:03 PM
subject:
Happy New Year
Hey *****,
How is ti going? ***** says she need some translation work done, *****
How is ti going? ***** says she need some translation work done, *****
Do you have any
interest?
Regards
Regards
date: Sun, Jan 22, 2012 at 8:49 PM
subject:
Re: Happy New Year
Mr. Jamie,
Happy New Year.
It's going ok here,
you?
I'll have a look at the
doc. What is it?
date: Mon, Jan 23, 2012 at 10:55 AM
subject:
Re: Happy New Year
Ok good to hear from
you.
*****
Hope to see you
sometime soon, I have a 2 yr old girl occupying my time these days, good fun!
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ReplyDeleteI see that you lack common sense along with ability to sort reality and fiction (delusional).
ReplyDeleteI politely requested that you remove this nonsense; yet, stubbornly you take no action.
I feel pity that you have no shame, and with love in my heart hope that you seek treatment for your condition.
Dear Mr. Darren Vassaturo,
ReplyDeleteIt is not appropriate to celebrate the birth of the child of an acquaintance by posting your schizophrenic delusions about him on your blog.
Jamie Roughan is obviously not in the C.I.A. and was in fact a former acquaintance of yours from your days at university. Your delusions of self-importance, and ideas that the C.I.A. would possibly have an interest in intruding upon the life of you, a wood-whistle tooting, dime-a-dozen translator with poor interpersonal skills, are yet more symptoms of your disease.
Are your wife, children and relatives aware of your mental condition, and the great sums of money and time that you have wasted filing frivolous lawsuits against your own hallucinations? Soon enough they will surely find out and have you institutionalized. I sincerely hope that you are treated properly before you harm yourself or others.
There are a number of mental health facilities in Kyoto where you can seek treatment for your sickness, such as the Takagi Psychiatric Clinic that is not far from your home.
Please visit a mental healthcare professional immediately, as your mental condition seems to be worsening day by day.