Is the IDF mentored by US veterans?

This is one of the striking points where my targeting became worse in 2016, after I told a US intelligence informant, Anthony Presutto, about covert US military activities in Iraq and Afghanistan.

One case involved the US military aimlessly firing rockets into Afghan villages to cause fear and chaos. He was seen by a guard transporting their logistics, who told another guard—an acquaintance of mine in Afghanistan. Within just three months, US military intelligence located them and had them shot by hired Taliban assassins.

The US military also tried to lure me to a beach house through their puppet, Scott G. Bennett, a private investigator pretending to be a school principal. After I fell off my bike, I could not go there. Instead, US intelligence went to the house of the man they had shot in Afghanistan—specifically, to his brother’s home. He was home alone. They tortured him in the most savage way, almost removing his organs, likely intending to take his body with them, but something caused them to flee the scene.

He had been strangled, stabbed, and had marks all over his body. His kidneys were nearly cut out. They left his lifeless body for his family to find upon returning from vacation. They called his son from unknown numbers—a common gangstalking tactic—and attacked another brother’s ears, leaving him almost disabled and struggling to hear.

The same US military attempted to abduct me through an Italian woman in Porto Alegre, and later through Andrew Waden Coleman, their hired operative. Nathan Stewart, Preston Martin, and Thomas O’Neil investigated me like a ghost inside my body via synthetic telepathy. They even tried another psyop just last week—but God is always graceful.