> The worst cases of criminal offenses that I have been victimized by was from
> government action. This included torture and false imprisonment when I was a
> child. This caused me to drink. Then it was from being abducted and tortured
> more by the secret service for drinking.
>
> I was referred to AA and was told I was an alcoholic. Then my first sponsor
> had gambled on my sobriety and lost alot of money. After I found out why he
> wasn't talking to me I got drunk. Then I had all my possessions stolen from
> me by another sponsor while I was in rehab. That caused me to drink again.
> Sponsors just do not want to hear anything about the secret service.
> Then I was referred to a government rehab program that I am still trying to
> pay for 25 years later and I never got the damage fixed that the secret
> service did. They provided counseling that only caused my debt to mount.
> I did not have any debt before I got sober and now my debt is huge.
> I didn't use another sponsor until I had two years sobriety and he ripped me
> off when I had no money to buy food or pay rent.
> I am recovered now and have not had a drink for decades.I have no sponsor
> now and my life has never been better. The only problems I have is the
> continuous harassment from the government and torture. ...

> On Sep 18, 7:41 am, "Hiccup Burp" do.com> wrote:

>> The worst cases of criminal offenses that I have been victimized by was
>> from
>> government action. This included torture and false imprisonment when I
>> was a
>> child. This caused me to drink. Then it was from being abducted and
>> tortured
>> more by the secret service for drinking.
>>
>> I was referred to AA and was told I was an alcoholic. Then my first
>> sponsor
>> had gambled on my sobriety and lost alot of money. After I found out why
>> he
>> wasn't talking to me I got drunk. Then I had all my possessions stolen
>> from
>> me by another sponsor while I was in rehab. That caused me to drink
>> again.
>> Sponsors just do not want to hear anything about the secret service. ...

> We've got a few of them "secret" service folks in here.
>
> Just remember - They're watching you! ;-P
>
> JimB
>

> I always wondered how many police there are in AA. It would be an
> interesting perspective, because for most of the drunks, their view is
> from the back seat.
>

>I always wondered how many police there are in AA. It would be an
> interesting perspective, because for most of the drunks, their view is
> from
> the back seat.
>

>I always wondered how many police there are in AA. It would be an
> interesting perspective, because for most of the drunks, their view is
> from
> the back seat.
>

> Tara wrote:

>>
>> My first sponsor was a cop.
>>
>> Man did she have a rough story. That evidence room got looted regularly.

>
> Yeah, you hear that a lot when cops tell their stories! A cop I knew had
> his moment of truth when he got drunk and went crazy with a cruiser.
> Fortunately, the lieutenant assigned to straighten him out (or fire him)
> was in the program. It's a great brotherhood (and sisterhood).

>I always wondered how many police there are in AA. It would be an
> interesting perspective, because for most of the drunks, their view is
> from
> the back seat.
>

>> We've got a few of them "secret" service folks in here.
>>
>> Just remember - They're watching you! ;-P
>>
>> JimB

> "Matt" yahoo.com> wrote in message
>
> news:46f00cb8$0$17131$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
>

>>I always wondered how many police there are in AA. It would be an
>> interesting perspective, because for most of the drunks, their view is
>> from
>> the back seat.

>

>>> We've got a few of them "secret" service folks in here.

>

>>> Just remember - They're watching you! ;-P

>

>>> JimB

>
> I am a law abiding citizen, yet a parole officer threatened to kill me
> during an AA meeting for speaking my opinion that marijuana is not a danger,
> he was.
> ...