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Dystopia by Stealth: My World Turned Into Theirs

by S. A. Clark

A personal account of surveillance fears and alleged covert harm

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A personal account of surveillance fears and alleged covert harm

Set against a 2017 libertarian festival in Lancaster, New Hampshire, S. A. Clark’s account begins with a conversation about mesh networks and online privacy that the author describes as taking an ominous turn. From there, the book presents Clark’s claim of experiencing a hidden system intended to harm people while avoiding detection. The narrative centers on incidents the author says followed, the evidence collected, and the decision to publish a redacted version of the story. Framed as a warning about privacy, surveillance, and personal vulnerability, it records the author’s stated effort to make those allegations public.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Readers interested in firsthand accounts involving privacy and surveillance concerns
  • True-crime and espionage readers open to an author’s personal allegations
  • Those curious about mesh networks and libertarian-festival context

Themes

Online privacySurveillanceAlleged covert targetingEvidence and redactionPersonal testimony

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Book overview

2017, Lancaster New Hampshire. I attended a libertarian festival called Porcfest and spoke with a man about a legal technology called mesh networks, which I hoped would help protect people's privacy online. He became afraid and asked how it could be stopped, if the satellites could see it or if the police could go door to door. He told me, "You and I both know, we know, that they do very bad things to people who do this sort of thing." That evening he kept trying to get me to eat different things and another man pointed a big camera at my face and kept trying to take, as he said, my "profile shot."

In the years since, I have been through shocking things. I have been on the receiving end of a system designed to hurt people without getting caught, but they make mistakes, and I collected evidence. I wrote my story, made redactions, and published it.

This is a danger to many people, even if they keep their heads down and try to do as they're told. Word must get out if we hope to be free.
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