It is a month since Mrs C was arrested – not much changes however; she still stalks and continues her favourite activity, complaining. People really should read this article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyberstalking
Therein one will find a good description of the disgusted of Leamington Spa.
Here is another useful site: http://www.bullyonline.org/related/stalking.htm
And this one: http://www.flayme.com/stalker/
Let’s look at Mrs C stalking activity, and this is typical:
On 28th July she was surfing via her T-Mobile phone at 00:14 am (Wilt was in bed), then 07:40 am – she really should get her 8 hours of sleep as it is unhealthy not to do so. Then at 12:38 pm and 16:25 pm – she also found time to access the Cloud Network again, but it appears in London this time. Mrs C is on walkabout. Does she know her every click on Regulator Watch is monitored – yes. Can she help herself by not accessing Regulator Watch – no.
What is her obsession, exactly? Well of course we already know the answer to that question – its Munchausen Syndrome. She should look it up – really, together with reference to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyberstalking. Either that or it is mad cow disease, or as some argue, pure evilness. Wilt is coming around to that thinking himself but reserves judgement.
Meanwhile access to Regulator Watch remains high in relation to searches and access about Mrs C – the press and government agencies just love it. We have however needed to block a firm of solicitors in London and their IT support service. They had a little too much interest and strayed into a friends website post the arrest and bail of Mrs C. That of course amounts to stalking and consequently harassment – ooooooeeeeeerrrrrrr!
We understand Mr Plod is being advised. We are further advised that Leamington Spa has a brand new combined Court, police station and cells – very convenient we think, and good economics.
The more she lurks and stalks, the more google uprate Regulator Watch as the primary Blog on social care - carry on Mrs C, you are good for business.
Wilt
And so it carries on. At 22:30 (nearly bedtime for Wilt) last night he can see instantly that Mrs C has been on Regulator Watch at least 5 times today via her T-Mobile internet enabled mobile phone – plus one visit via the Cloud Network.
ReplyDeleteThat is 6 times!
Once the Network daily report is churned out we will know exactly where she is, at what time of day, when she accessed Regulator Watch and by what means. Tools available to everyone can afford this facility. And it is legal. You choose to access a website and you leave a footprint - it’s your choice.
Leaving your footprint is stupid if you do not want it recorded and monitored, or even your further online activity recorded, by some websites - but not Regulator Watch.
Beware.....!
Now out of the hundreds of daily visitors (thousands when individually counted over a given week) to Regulator Watch one might rightly ask what stands out about Mrs C.
It’s simple – her frequency of access.
You see, most people pop on to Regulator Watch to take a glance at the latest news, some leave a post but most do not. That is OK. Wilt even permits posts he might disagree with – that is the fundamental principle of blogging. However Mrs C has this obsession (Munchausen Syndrome) which causes her to fail to refrain about from reading about herself – then aghast that people actually think she is a total Dork.
Mrs C needs to understand a number of basic social work skills:
1. They normally spot a Dork at 300 yards and avoid them;
2. Are very adept normally at picking out Obsessive behaviour:
3. Use chronology (yes Elizabeth that is a big word – look it up) and observe patterns of behaviour;
4. Are usually pretty tough fellows and can give back as good as they get;
5. Refuse point blank to be intimidated.
Oh and:
6. Mostly have a moral “compass” that keeps them legal, honest and of sober mind (except of course if Wilt has too many Ciders). Its Salty Dogs fault., seriously.
You see Mrs C is an abnormality (another big word for her to look up), but she is far from alone. Wilt on his very numerous travels across the UK and abroad listens to many a college who says, oh yes I know that kind of Twat. And you know, for the most part it is a woman! There are however a few men too – Wilt knows to his cost.
One BASW official told a friend of Wilt “every local authority has a Mrs C” bouncing around the system. “Generally it is best to ignore or humour them” they said. Well, I aint so sure of such advic. BASW are utter crap anyway. They certainly lost the plot on Mrs C when a friend asked them to assist.
So Mrs C go forth and multiply (I take she understands that term) and stalk some other site or people. Or you could just give up, perhaps? You could get a life, perhaps? How about throwing yourself into your job of fostering vulnerable kids? You know kids, vulnerable, fostering etc – these are terms she also might care to explore, which are unfamiliar to her daily sad life.
Sadly her obsession will not permit her to do this – Wilt et al will look on in humour, celebrate her ARREST by West Mercia Police, financial compensation previously awarded and ensure that her cyber stalking is restricted (directly or via her idiot agents) continually, whether here at the office, .out and about on UK business or abroad on business or Holiday.
Regulator Watch is 24/7 365 days a year. Bring it on Elizabeth C (Mrs C) or whatever you might care to call yourself.
Wilt
Wilt has just analysed the access of Mrs C to Regulator Watch – 101 times since 29th June (the day of her ARREST).
ReplyDeleteThat is an average of just over 3.3 times per day, although in reality she can access it anything up to 6/7 times a day.
She accesses Regulator Watch more often than Wilt!
Excellent!
Wilt
Update:
ReplyDeleteMrs C is still on the move, now she is in Yorkshire having we think been in the smoke. She still needs her daily dose of Regulator Watch – 3 times so far today. Ah well we will have to block her access there too.
Oh and her friend in Coventry has been snooping around too. He gets blocked as well.
Perhaps I have got it wrong and that really she loves Wilt, his good looks, charm and intellect. Mmmmm perhaps not!
Wilt