Sorry to hear you're reaching a breaking point, you've done a great job documenting the madness. "Living on the fringe" as my brother calls it, who has seen behind the curtain for most of his adult life, being former military and stationed all around the world. It can be a lonely spot.
Thank you for telling the true TMO story. I got out right after the wheels truly started to fall off in early 2022, then had to watch from afar as wave after wave of former friends and coworkers were let go. Just last week I was reconnecting with some former employees and sharing our wild stories of how we left. It wasn't all bad but there was definitely some cult like antics at play - they had us drinking that Magenta juice like it was all normal.
I hope there's a break through in your story soon and if not, that you still have the means to go the direction you need for the best life you can.
I appreciate your support and kind words, and it's even better you're a former employee! I had no idea the system was this bad and I feel like a fool for trusting it, but I'm proud of doing the right thing and nobody can take that away from me. T-Mobile before the merger was cool, T-Mobile after the Merger wasn't T-Mobile anymore. I'm at a pivotal moment with my story, I pushed Collin County to set a trial date on Monday and I still don't have an update today. I think they finally learned Freier lied about my character and those lies won't work in a jury trial in one of Texas most red counties, you can't prosecute a Whistleblower exposing T-Mobile and win.
The gangsters have been running things since before we were born. This situation is nothing new 😒. What you are doing is right and that is a reward in itself. The types of behavior that lead to destruction are what you're calling out. We shall hand all these people notices of personal liability in due course. These things always take time, and the programs in the minds of the next generation will have to be changed lest our posterity repeat the same errors.
It feels like less than 5% of society understands the point you made - the gangsters have been running things since before we were born. I refused to accept the system was as far gone as it is, I would've called you crazy 2020 - 2023 and now I know I was the dumbass during that time. And you're also right about my reward, I'm proud of myself doing the right thing and nobody can take that away from me. Thanks for reading and following along with my story!
You have balls of steel. The courage you've displayed will pour hot, molten steel into the spines of those who know your story. The idiots running this clown-show are suffering the consequences of their behavior and more is certainly coming.
Ya know friend this post made me cry. I read your stuff every time you post. I first hand know what it means to speak up and have everyone betray you and throw you under the bus. The only ( ONLY) thing that has gotten me through was the Savior himself. Not trying to convert or procelitise here but, the facts were the same in his trial and death. He even called Judas friend! Betrayed with a KISS! The other men who saw him do miracles, feed the multitudes, walk on water etc. all left and hid - "for fear of the jews", except for John and a few women. So, if you come out alive you can start over. A new life. I had too, a few times. Eventually you at least KNOW you did your best to proclaim truth even if no one listens. That's the gift. You KNOW! I am 74 years old and have had 3 major whistleblowing experiences in my life . 3 left me homeless and broke. If it hadn't been for unlikely people helping me get on my feet I would have been sleeping under a bridge. I survived. I am now living a quiet life. Still have a fire in my soul and am not bothered by criticism, rejection or no one listening to my story. I have found " the pearl of great price" and that sustains me in my times of discouragement or trial. It's in the nature of folks like us to be whistleblowers for sure, but it doesn't mean you will be heard or treated fairly. Just know you did your best. I respect you and believe you and send God's love your way. M
I'm thankful for people like you, thank you for following along with my story and being a fellow whistleblower who risked everything to do what's right. I'd say sorry for you being homeless 3 times but I know you don't want me to feel sorry for you, and I know you used those experiences to your benefit. I learned God has my back in this experience which is what gives me the courage to do what I do, I know that as long as I stay true to my mission of doing good then it will all work out. I don't regret a single thing I've done over the last 18 months and I wouldn't wish this mental misery onto anyone. Thank you Abraham! People like you are what kept me going the last 18 months, you're just as much part of my story as I am.
I’m sorry. Truly. There’s such psyop layering it’s crazy making. I follow Jason Christoff who has some good talks about psyops. Why should Abbott care ? Look up Madyson Marquette and see what she has to say about him. It’s a layered matrix and a gangster planet. Nobody cares. They don’t want to hear that there is no cvd flu just a eugenics liquid filled pricker.
That’s why I said a couple weeks back - try to find some beauty and joy in this world and try not to lose everything as people in numbers are needed and they have been psyoped into left and right open air thought prisons.
Thank you Lisa! We live in a crazy world and I was a fool for trusting the system, I had to blow the whistle to learn how far gone the system really is. I appreciate the kind words and love, strangers like you have supported me more than anyone in my real life and it means a lot to me! I'm almost to the point of giving up and moving on but it's also really hard for me to do that at the same time because I don't want to feel like I gave up.
Sorry to hear you're reaching a breaking point, you've done a great job documenting the madness. "Living on the fringe" as my brother calls it, who has seen behind the curtain for most of his adult life, being former military and stationed all around the world. It can be a lonely spot.
Thank you for telling the true TMO story. I got out right after the wheels truly started to fall off in early 2022, then had to watch from afar as wave after wave of former friends and coworkers were let go. Just last week I was reconnecting with some former employees and sharing our wild stories of how we left. It wasn't all bad but there was definitely some cult like antics at play - they had us drinking that Magenta juice like it was all normal.
I hope there's a break through in your story soon and if not, that you still have the means to go the direction you need for the best life you can.
I appreciate your support and kind words, and it's even better you're a former employee! I had no idea the system was this bad and I feel like a fool for trusting it, but I'm proud of doing the right thing and nobody can take that away from me. T-Mobile before the merger was cool, T-Mobile after the Merger wasn't T-Mobile anymore. I'm at a pivotal moment with my story, I pushed Collin County to set a trial date on Monday and I still don't have an update today. I think they finally learned Freier lied about my character and those lies won't work in a jury trial in one of Texas most red counties, you can't prosecute a Whistleblower exposing T-Mobile and win.
The gangsters have been running things since before we were born. This situation is nothing new 😒. What you are doing is right and that is a reward in itself. The types of behavior that lead to destruction are what you're calling out. We shall hand all these people notices of personal liability in due course. These things always take time, and the programs in the minds of the next generation will have to be changed lest our posterity repeat the same errors.
It feels like less than 5% of society understands the point you made - the gangsters have been running things since before we were born. I refused to accept the system was as far gone as it is, I would've called you crazy 2020 - 2023 and now I know I was the dumbass during that time. And you're also right about my reward, I'm proud of myself doing the right thing and nobody can take that away from me. Thanks for reading and following along with my story!
You have balls of steel. The courage you've displayed will pour hot, molten steel into the spines of those who know your story. The idiots running this clown-show are suffering the consequences of their behavior and more is certainly coming.
Cue AC/DC Big Balls 🤣
thanks for recognizing it!
It’s been a little scary at times but I power thru it because I finally learned God has my back and I was born to do this for whatever reason.
Ya know friend this post made me cry. I read your stuff every time you post. I first hand know what it means to speak up and have everyone betray you and throw you under the bus. The only ( ONLY) thing that has gotten me through was the Savior himself. Not trying to convert or procelitise here but, the facts were the same in his trial and death. He even called Judas friend! Betrayed with a KISS! The other men who saw him do miracles, feed the multitudes, walk on water etc. all left and hid - "for fear of the jews", except for John and a few women. So, if you come out alive you can start over. A new life. I had too, a few times. Eventually you at least KNOW you did your best to proclaim truth even if no one listens. That's the gift. You KNOW! I am 74 years old and have had 3 major whistleblowing experiences in my life . 3 left me homeless and broke. If it hadn't been for unlikely people helping me get on my feet I would have been sleeping under a bridge. I survived. I am now living a quiet life. Still have a fire in my soul and am not bothered by criticism, rejection or no one listening to my story. I have found " the pearl of great price" and that sustains me in my times of discouragement or trial. It's in the nature of folks like us to be whistleblowers for sure, but it doesn't mean you will be heard or treated fairly. Just know you did your best. I respect you and believe you and send God's love your way. M
I'm thankful for people like you, thank you for following along with my story and being a fellow whistleblower who risked everything to do what's right. I'd say sorry for you being homeless 3 times but I know you don't want me to feel sorry for you, and I know you used those experiences to your benefit. I learned God has my back in this experience which is what gives me the courage to do what I do, I know that as long as I stay true to my mission of doing good then it will all work out. I don't regret a single thing I've done over the last 18 months and I wouldn't wish this mental misery onto anyone. Thank you Abraham! People like you are what kept me going the last 18 months, you're just as much part of my story as I am.
No regrets!
I’m sorry. Truly. There’s such psyop layering it’s crazy making. I follow Jason Christoff who has some good talks about psyops. Why should Abbott care ? Look up Madyson Marquette and see what she has to say about him. It’s a layered matrix and a gangster planet. Nobody cares. They don’t want to hear that there is no cvd flu just a eugenics liquid filled pricker.
That’s why I said a couple weeks back - try to find some beauty and joy in this world and try not to lose everything as people in numbers are needed and they have been psyoped into left and right open air thought prisons.
❤️sending you love
Thank you Lisa! We live in a crazy world and I was a fool for trusting the system, I had to blow the whistle to learn how far gone the system really is. I appreciate the kind words and love, strangers like you have supported me more than anyone in my real life and it means a lot to me! I'm almost to the point of giving up and moving on but it's also really hard for me to do that at the same time because I don't want to feel like I gave up.