Hit-and-Runs, Derived Injuries and Death, and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

According to the Florida Sun-Sentinel Newspaper, there were 206 people killed in 105,000 hit-and-run crashes in Florida in 2019. This is a mindbogglingly pathetic statistic. I do not believe whatsoever that this figure is purely coincidental. Derived dangerous driving is a friend of auto insurance companies due to the rise in rates for every accident, and it benefits auto repair shops as well on account of the costs that they charge to fix the damaged automobiles when applicable. Derived, thuggish driving, and, moronic and dangerous driving, also benefits the hospital and EMS industry by increasing the number of ambulance calls and hospital stays. The derived idiocy that stems from foolish driving such as the kind reported in the Florida Sun-Sentinel, also benefits the funeral home and casket industries by killing hundreds, if not thousands of people per yer. Much of gangstalking, the derived, clandestine, thuggish harassment program that I speak of regularly owes its annoying characteristics to the way that gangstalkers drive on the road, especially in the presence of a targeted individual (T.I.).

This article does not reveal the racial demographics of the drivers or those injured, e.g., Cuban, Haitian, Caribbean migrants generally, or, Hispanic generally, African-American, Caucasian, etc..., nor does the article say what the most common injury was. I can personally attest to evil, violent, and thuggish motorists being all over S. Florida, and I have caught many of them on camera for my 'Gangstalking in Action Live Video Series.' More surveillance cameras with artificial intelligence and facial recognition features being set up around the region is a good place to start with respect to curbing these hit-and-run vehicular incidents.

I have pinpointed the Mormons, or the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as being a major player in gangstalking, and in what I like to call the "Derived Accident Industry;" that is, using various tricks, tactics, blueprints, and protocols, to increase the number of injurious, and deadly "accidents" that happen in water, on the road, at work, and in the air. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has assets in the insurance, automotive, and other industries that would greatly benefit from high accident rates, and I do not put it past this highly deleterious church to find ways to maliciously and greedily implement artificially hazardous conditions in various buildings, on various highways, roads and streets, and in the transporters themselves, motorcycles, cars, trucks, vans, buses, boats, airplanes, helicopters, etc... in order to increase the likelihood of accidents, thereby increasing their ROIs (Return on Investments) in the various insurance and other industries that they invest in that would benefit from such injurious and deadly accidents.

-E. I. Smith