I was expecting a package from “EURONOOTROPICS”. It contained two substances that are part of my effort to remain cognitively sharp despite my targeting with neuroweapons.

This image shows the package was available for pick-up.

I went to the parcel shop, but the lady told me she could not find the parcel, and to contact DPD about it. DPD then told me to contact the seller as the seller can open an investigation with DPD. So I did that.

Then I got the above notification, stating that I had failed to pick up the package, which isn't true: the package was not found at the parcel shop.

This last screenshot shows how the employee from Euro Nootropics says that after opening the investigation with DPD, DPD said “We have followed up with DPD regarding this matter and launched an investigation into what happened. They have informed us that your package is currently at the parcel shop.”

This is of course not possible.

I had ordered 2 HackRF One boards, so I can research the radio spectrum, specifically LTE channel 7. HackRF One's can see this part of the spectrum, making them valuable research tools.

Because I already had the impression that packages to my address were being intercepted, I opted to order these boards, together with some other items from Amazon, to my uncle's office address. My uncle said he was prepared to do this for me.

Here is the first image that shows the HackRF boards are en route to my uncle's address:

Here is the second image that shows the HackRF order is “delayed”.

And here is the third showing it encountered a “problem” during delivery.

Of course, the two boards never arrived and I had to ask for a refund. That's extremely peculiar because literally every other item in this order arrived correctly at my uncle's address. Only the very item that could help me research misuse of mobile towers as directed energy weapons mysteriously does't arrive.

This time I caught the perpetrators in the act.

I was expecting a package from “European Hardware Solutions BV” with a second 2TB hard drive, so I could back up my evidence.

This image is a screenshot of an email received in Gmail from UPS (United Parcel Service). The email is a UPS notification with the subject line: *UPS - REMINDER - Package Ready for Pickup*

Key details visible in the email body:

• Sender: pkginfo@ups.com
• Tracking Number: 1Z422XW2DK49595177
• Shipper: EUROPEAN HARDWARE SOLUTIONS BV
• Delivery Time: 11/26/2025, 2:58 PM
• Pickup location: FD PRINTING CENTER, NETHERLANDSESTRAATWEG 72, NL
• Reminder: Package must be picked up by 12/03/2025, or it will be returned to the shipper
• Hours of operation listed (Mon–Fri 12:00 PM to 06:00 PM, Sat–Sun closed)
• Multiple reference numbers: 90127584, 9703, 90127584, 9703
• Standard UPS disclaimer at the bottom advising not to reply directly to the email

Clearly, according to this email notification, the package was delivered to FD PRINTING CENTER, a UPS parcel shop.

Here is another image proving that UPS claimed the package was at the parcel shop:

However the employee showed me he could not find my package in his phone, running UPS software. This video proves that: