FORCED MIGRATION LEVERAGING SPIRITUAL AND/OR PSYCHOLOGICAL KIDNAPPING METHODS
FORCED MIGRATION LEVERAGING SPIRITUAL AND/OR PSYCHOLOGICAL KIDNAPPING METHODS
This is dedicated to the KING of Kings and the LORD of Lords.
Prepared on Tuesday 29th September, Wednesday 30th September, and Thursday 1st October 2026
This is written in honour of Her Excellency, Mrs Ursula von der Leyen who serves as the President of the European Commission.
'She leads the executive branch of the European Union, setting its policy agenda and representing the institution internationally. She assumed office on December 1, 2019, and was re-elected for a second five-year term in July 2024.
President von der Leyen | European Commission
Ursula von der Leyen was the first woman to become President of the European Commission in 2019'.
Written by Abiodun Mohammed Adeyemi Ajijola
'Impulsive behavior is often triggered by a dysregulated nervous system and specific brain pathways rather than a single isolated nerve.
Applied Behavioral Sciences
When the body experiences stress, trauma, or emotional overload, it can shift into survival mode. This overrides the brain's natural self-control mechanisms.
Applied Behavioral Sciences
Key Nervous System and Brain Triggers
Sympathetic Nervous System (SNS): The "fight or flight" branch of the autonomic nervous system. Elevated resting SNS activity can amplify negative emotions and drive quick, stress-induced reactions.
Prefrontal Cortex: The front part of the brain responsible for decision-making and impulse control. When under severe stress, trauma, or fatigue, activity in this area drops, reducing your ability to weigh long-term consequences.
Applied Behavioral Sciences
Amygdala: The emotional and fear center of the brain. Overactivation here can flood the body with adrenaline and norepinephrine, prompting rapid emotional reactivity before logical thought can catch up.
Conditions Linked to Impulsive Triggers
Anxiety: Drives a search for immediate relief, which can manifest as impulsive spending or substance use to curb overthinking.
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): Keeps the nervous system on high alert, where sudden decisions or emotional snaps feel like a way to regain safety or break through emotional numbness.
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD): Involves differences in brain connectivity that impair a person's ability to pause and consider the consequences before acting.
Healthline
How to Manage Nervous System Triggers
The 4-Second Pause: Take a slow, deep breath to engage your vagus nerve and signal safety to your body before reacting.
Behavior Tracking: Keep a brief log of moments when you feel the urge to act impulsively to identify your specific emotional patterns.
Professional Support: Practices like cognitive behavioral therapy help retrain your nervous system and rebuild emotional regulation.
Impulsivity (Impulsive Behavior): Symptoms, causes and treatment options
Definition: Acting without thinking due to underdeveloped or damaged prefrontal cortex control.
Healthline
Impulsive Behavior: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment
Definition: Acting quickly without thought to consequences or future feelings.
Siloam Hospitals
Understanding Impulsive Behavior: Causes and How to Overcome It
Definition: Actions performed without thought or consequence consideration, indicating mental disorders if continuous and uncontrollable'.
'The United States is estimated to house approximately 11 to 14 million undocumented immigrants, who collectively contributed nearly $97 billion in federal, state, and local taxes annually according to recent studies from groups like the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy.
📊 Population and Workforce
Total Population: Estimated between 11 million and 14 million unauthorized residents.
Workforce Size: Roughly 8 million to 9.7 million individuals active in the labor force.
Key Sectors: Comprise significant shares of labor in construction, agriculture, and hospitality.
Economic Policy Institute
💰 Economic and Tax Contributions
Total Tax Paid: Paid an estimated $96.7 billion in a single recent year ($59.4 billion federal, $37.3 billion state and local).
Household Income: Combined undocumented household incomes reach roughly $389 billion, yielding substantial consumption and spending power.
Social Insurance: Contributed over $33.9 billion toward payroll taxes like Social Security and Medicare despite being largely ineligible to receive those benefits.
Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy
Tax Payments by Undocumented Immigrants – ITEP
Tax Contributions: Undocumented immigrants paid $96.7 billion in 2022 ($59.4 billion federal, $37.3 billion state/local), averaging $8,889 per person'.
'Estimates regarding the annual economic contribution of illegal (undocumented) immigrants vary significantly depending on the economic metrics analyzed and the research institution's methodologies. While specific figures isolating "corporate earnings" are rarely tracked independently, economic analyses evaluate their contributions through Gross Domestic Product (GDP), consumer spending power, and tax revenue.
According to data from various economic models and nonpartisan research organizations, the macro-level annual contributions are estimated as follows:
1. Overall Economic Activity and GDP
Total GDP Contribution: Proponents of immigration labor note that undocumented immigrants account for approximately 5% of the total U.S. workforce. Analyses tracking their workforce participation estimate that they contribute up to $3.3 trillion to the U.S. economy annually, representing roughly 17% of total immigrant economic activity or about 3% to 5% of overall U.S. GDP.
National Immigration Forum
Macroeconomic Growth Projections: A Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projection noted that a surge in immigration (largely consisting of undocumented or parole status arrivals) would increase overall U.S. GDP by $8.7 trillion over a ten-year window. Conversely, groups supporting stricter enforcement, such as the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), argue that while immigration increases gross GDP by sheer population volume, it does not automatically translate into improved quality of life or higher per capita wealth for native-born citizens.
The Center for Migration Studies of New York
2. Corporate and Private Sector Impact
Industry Representation: Undocumented labor is highly concentrated in sectors that drive private company revenues, specifically construction (where they make up 1-in-7 or 15% of the workforce), agriculture (roughly 14% to 50% of hired crop workers), and leisure/hospitality.
Potential Business Losses: An economic simulation by the Center for American Progress estimated that the mass removal of undocumented workers would result in heavy long-run annual private industry GDP losses. This includes a $54.3 billion drop in financial activities, $73.8 billion in manufacturing, and $64.9 billion in wholesale and retail trade, due to business disruptions and labor shortages.
3. Personal Income and Consumer Spending Power
Spending Power: According to data compiled by the Council on Foreign Relations and the American Immigration Council, households led by undocumented immigrants held a collective combined income of nearly $389 billion.
After taxes, their annual collective spending power is estimated at $299 billion. This capital is funneled directly back into the revenues of U.S. corporations, small businesses, and local real estate markets through consumption.
4. Annual Tax Contributions
Total Tax Revenue: A study by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP) found that undocumented immigrants contributed $96.7 billion in federal, state, and local taxes.
House.gov
Unfunded Entitlements: More than a third of these tax dollars ($33.9 billion) are paid into payroll taxes dedicated to Social Security, Medicare, and unemployment insurance—programs that undocumented workers are legally barred from accessing, effectively providing a net subsidy to those systems.
Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy
Alternate Perspectives on Net Contribution
Organizations analyzing the economic strain of illegal immigration, such as the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS), maintain that raw GDP and revenue figures overlook the fiscal costs borne by taxpayers. They point out that because undocumented workers often earn lower average wages, their direct tax payments fail to offset the state and local expenditures required for public education, emergency healthcare, and local social infrastructure. They estimate the average lifetime net fiscal drain can be substantial depending on the education level of the migrant.
House Committee on the Budget (.gov)
House.gov
Study says undocumented immigrants paid almost $100 billion in taxes • Alabama Reflector
Findings: Undocumented immigrants paid $96.7 billion in 2022 federal, state, and local taxes, including sales, excise, property, and payroll taxes.
Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy
Tax Payments by Undocumented Immigrants – ITEP
Tax Contributions: Undocumented immigrants paid $96.7 billion in 2022 ($59.4 billion federal, $37.3 billion state/local), averaging $8,889 per person.
National Immigration Forum
Immigrants Are Integral to Our Nation's Economic Well-Being - National Immigration Forum
Tax Contributions: Undocumented immigrants paid $96.7 billion in 2022 ($59.4B federal, $37.3B state/local) via ITINs and SSNs; recent IRS-DHS data-sharing MOUs.
Council on Foreign Relations
How Does Immigration Affect the U.S. Economy? | Council on Foreign Relations
* Demographics (2023): ~48M immigrants (of 335M total) generated ~$1.7T economic activity, paid ~$652B taxes. Undocumented: $299B spending power, $389B income.
Americans For Tax Fairness
How Undocumented Immigrants Contribute to Our Economy & Pay Higher Tax Rates Than Many Major Corporations - Americans For Tax Fairness
Tax Contributions (2022): 10.9 million undocumented immigrants paid $96.7 billion total ($19.5B federal income, $32.3B federal payroll, $37.3B state/local).
The Center for Migration Studies of New York
The Importance of Immigrant Labor to the US Economy - The Center for Migration Studies of New York (CMS)
Labor Force: Foreign-born workers comprise 29.1M (18.6%) of the US labor force with a 66.6% participation rate.
American Immigration Council
New Data: Immigrants Keep Economy Strong, As Congress Considers Wasting Billions on Mass Deportation - American Immigration Council
25 Feb 2025 — Economic Impact: Undocumented immigrant households paid $89.8 billion in taxes and held $299 billion in spending power in 2023.'
'Eli Cohen did not stay in Israel because Israeli intelligence asked him to return to Syria for one final mission, despite his expressed fears and desire to quit.
Wikipedia
Return Request: During a secret visit to Israel in November 1964 to witness the birth of his third child, Eli Cohen told the Mossad he was afraid of being discovered and wanted to end his assignment.
Operational Pressure: Israeli intelligence convinced him to go back to Damascus one last time to relay critical intelligence.
Capture: He returned to Syria, where a new security climate and radio tracking led to his arrest in January 1965 and subsequent execution'.
'No, it is not true. In fact, historical records show the exact opposite: Israeli intelligence officials requested that Eli Cohen return to Syria for one final mission, despite his own hesitations.
Jewish Virtual Library
During his last visit home to Israel in November 1964, Cohen expressed deep concerns about being caught. A shift in the Syrian government had placed Colonel Ahmed Suidani—a deeply suspicious officer who disliked Cohen—in charge of Syrian intelligence. Fearing exposure, Cohen stated that he wished to terminate his assignment.
However, the high-quality information Cohen was providing was considered too valuable to forego. His handlers and Mossad superiors explicitly asked him to go back to Damascus one more time to gather critical intelligence. Eli Cohen complied, promising his wife, Nadia, that it would be his final trip abroad. Tragically, during this final deployment, Syrian authorities intercepted his radio transmissions, leading to his arrest in January 1965 and subsequent execution'.
'Yes, Israeli foreign intelligence allowed agents to refuse operational assignments due to security, personal, or psychological concerns during the early 1960s.
During this era, under the strict leadership of Mossad Director Isser Harel (who led the agency from 1952 to 1963), the agency operated on a firm volunteer-based deployment principle for deep-cover field operatives. If a selected agent expressed severe security concerns, doubted their own cover, or felt the psychological pressure was too immense to successfully execute the mission, they were permitted to step back from that specific assignment.
Britannica
This allowance was governed by highly pragmatic operational principles rather than standard civil liberties:
The Inherent Risk of Compromised Cover: Israeli intelligence leadership recognized that forcing an agent into the field against their will or judgment was highly dangerous. An operative who was fearful or lacked confidence was far more likely to make errors, compromise their cover, and jeopardize the entire network.
Severe Consequences of Failure: In the early 1960s, agents were operating under extreme peril in hostile territory—such as Eli Cohen in Syria or Wolfgang Lotz in Egypt. Because a captured agent faced certain execution or lengthy imprisonment, absolute psychological readiness and voluntary compliance were treated as critical prerequisites for any high-stakes deployment.
DW.com
While refusing an assignment was logistically permitted and would result in an operative being pulled from a specific mission, doing so frequently altered the trajectory of their intelligence career, often leading to them being reassigned to less sensitive desk roles or technical analyst positions within the organization'.
OBSERVATION
Thursday 1st October 2026
Hackers and rogue security agents made it arduous and time-consuming to edit a screen video of the video of me who write this, physically showing the text. This was necessary because of the noise made from outside this compound during the recording of the video in the backyard garden.
This editing took approximately three-quarters of an hour instead of a few minutes. In addition, the hackers and rogue security agents intentionally spiritually and/or psychologically cut off my head, causing me who write this physically intense biological and physical pain in my head and most painful in my craniocervical junction, as well as a very intense headache.
Screen video of video made in the backyard garden
Screen pictures of screen recordings made from 6.39pm to 7.23pm. Due to space challenges, after making one edit it would be deleted prior to making another one in most instances.
Hackers and rogue security agents also intentionally prevented the Internet from browsing for approximately one hour. This was intentionally done by the hackers and rogue security agents to prevent the completion of this post. A sample of this is in the following video.
The hackers and rogue security agents intentionally used a spiritual and/or psychological nuclear cloth attack of a pure single colour to impose spiritual and/or psychological genocidal murders of me who write this physically. This has caused numerous spiritual and/or psychological deaths. This is causing some biological pains throughout the entire left part of my physique, especially the upper part but also the lower part. This type of spiritual and/or psychological cloth attack gives a mushroom cloud or continuous devastating destruction combustion attack. However, this particular attack is also a very lethal attack but destroys by capture.
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