For the record, it's the actors and actresses who are the most highly paid and the most glamorous in the film/TV industry. The writers are just in the background.... I've been more in the background, myself, at least so far.... We're expecting to have some publicity, at the very least in the form of a movie, and I'll likely be portrayed there. But the police work is the most important thing! And there are other civilians besides myself who have been involved. [At least one of them was also a child when his family was apparently contacted; and he later became a police officer, himself. There have been hints about a few others being scouted as children but I haven't had any definite evidence about it.]
Note: It's not that I'm writing actual scripts for TV shows or movies either. There's other writing I do and it's kind of hard to explain about it.... [It's complicated and I expect everything will become clear when the movie comes out.]
Thursday, March 6, 2014
What's It Really All About???
Some people might want to know what this police business is really all about? Police, secret police.... Am I just a crazy person--paranoid??? If people have an honest interest, they're welcome to go back to a few entries in this blog, posted on January 24, 2012: "Introduction," "What Is My Life About?," and "History of the Police Investigation and My Family." Myself, I've also been in the process of understanding what was going on.--I wasn't told everything at the beginning.
Someone asked me today, "Why you? What do you think is so special about you?" Why do I think I was one who was chosen to help the police in their charity project, that is? And I believe the answer has partly to do with my parents, as I've mentioned previously. My parents had certain positive qualities that the police, or secret police, were looking for. But they also weren't too perfect--they had dysfunction in their family backgrounds.... If someone was completely functional and well-adjusted, they probably wouldn't have gotten their participation as easily.--They wouldn't have had as much to write about and they wouldn't have been as sympathetic to the cause.... [It's not to say that homosexuality is an issue for me, or for my family.--I'm referring to other issues.] The police also wanted someone who would need some money--they couldn't choose wealthy people because they also wouldn't want to spend time with the police.... [And as I've also written previously, my aunt's and uncle's family was just a little older than my family. I believe they had an influence, also--a positive influence. (And for the record, my cousins have been very successful throughout their lives in housing construction and real estate.)]
My father is no longer alive and my mother is quite frail and elderly. They've been fairly normal people but they were immigrants to Canada many years ago; and it seems the police particularly wanted immigrants, at the time.... So, that was another factor. The secret police reportedly consulted with the immigration department in Canada and that was how they heard of my family. [And my parents were settling near the Toronto area, which is one of the largest cities in Canada.] As I was growing up, the police continued to approve of my family and me; and the process was set in motion for when I became older. [They missed me at a younger age but finally connected later on....]
It's not entirely flattering to be chosen to work with the police on their charity project! And it certainly hasn't been an easy journey.--It has been very difficult, although there have been some worthwhile and even exciting times. I'm still waiting for something to be resolved, however; and then there will likely be publicity, sooner or later. [In the meantime, I'm continuing working and writing.... And police work is often necessarily slow, it seems.]
Someone asked me today, "Why you? What do you think is so special about you?" Why do I think I was one who was chosen to help the police in their charity project, that is? And I believe the answer has partly to do with my parents, as I've mentioned previously. My parents had certain positive qualities that the police, or secret police, were looking for. But they also weren't too perfect--they had dysfunction in their family backgrounds.... If someone was completely functional and well-adjusted, they probably wouldn't have gotten their participation as easily.--They wouldn't have had as much to write about and they wouldn't have been as sympathetic to the cause.... [It's not to say that homosexuality is an issue for me, or for my family.--I'm referring to other issues.] The police also wanted someone who would need some money--they couldn't choose wealthy people because they also wouldn't want to spend time with the police.... [And as I've also written previously, my aunt's and uncle's family was just a little older than my family. I believe they had an influence, also--a positive influence. (And for the record, my cousins have been very successful throughout their lives in housing construction and real estate.)]
My father is no longer alive and my mother is quite frail and elderly. They've been fairly normal people but they were immigrants to Canada many years ago; and it seems the police particularly wanted immigrants, at the time.... So, that was another factor. The secret police reportedly consulted with the immigration department in Canada and that was how they heard of my family. [And my parents were settling near the Toronto area, which is one of the largest cities in Canada.] As I was growing up, the police continued to approve of my family and me; and the process was set in motion for when I became older. [They missed me at a younger age but finally connected later on....]
It's not entirely flattering to be chosen to work with the police on their charity project! And it certainly hasn't been an easy journey.--It has been very difficult, although there have been some worthwhile and even exciting times. I'm still waiting for something to be resolved, however; and then there will likely be publicity, sooner or later. [In the meantime, I'm continuing working and writing.... And police work is often necessarily slow, it seems.]
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