<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

OK, I posted about this topic before, but now my situation has gotten significantly worse. I'm applying for new jobs now, but ... there's a new trend in the workplace abuse: fabricating my mistakes! 

My manager and some of our other co-workers are saying I'm doing things wrong that I'm not. Of course they aren't bright enough to realize **every single thing we do on our system is recorded and timestamped on an independent server**. 

What I'm worried about is that this bizarre campaign against me is now going into the territory of outright lies. Should I just give my two-weeks notice? Because now I"m not just worried about this job, *I'm also worried about my career*. What's going on here is fucked up, and at this point I just want to protect my career. I saw what they did to one of my colleagues and she had a mental breakdown. Now they're turning the heat up on me and it's starting to get kinda serious. Also, HR, my director, no one gives a rat's ass about this. They throw people under the bus like it's their calling.

Thanks again!
<bot>: Abusive manager and co-workers are lying about my work, makes me worried about my future reputation, and I'm wondering if I should just stop the bleeding and quit for the sake of my future.