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Monday, November 2nd, 2026, 6:39 am

Projection Tactics

“When you point the finger at someone, there are three fingers pointing back to you”

A year ago my wife and I sent this message about Garrett: “We should note that 100% of his social media posts from December 15 until December 23 were about us, which seems obsessive/compulsive.”

His latest 10 “tweets” are 70% about me and my wife. 7 our of 10 are about us, nothing else. And if about 70% of his latest 10 “tweets” are of this nature, whereas only about 3% of pages/articles of ours are about the SLAPPs (maybe at most 5%), then maybe we are merely responding by explaining what really happened; and he calls others “obsessed” (and pays a barrister to use that word)… he does accuse others of many of the same he himself is guilty of.

The cause of the criticism is my opposition to a back door called “Secure Boot”, UEFI insecurity, or “Restricted Boot”.

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