Gang Stalking: Psychological Targeting in a Group Setting
The average functioning individual does not have a lot to be logically paranoid about. Sure, there's the occasional whisper that you overhear and think is about yourself. There's also the fear that someone is following you. Then there is gang stalking.
This is the ultimate form of paranoia that turns out to be a well-founded suspicion and mistrust. Gang stalking is when a group of people decide to target an individual and attempt to control aspects of that individual’s life and monitor them 24/7. Generally, this is done without the person actually knowing about this organized stalking group, but if a person does find out, the results and helplessness can be devastating.
According to gangstalkingworld.com, “gang stalking is experienced as a covert psychological, emotional and physical attack, that is capable of immobilizing and destroying a target over time.”
Sound sick yet? It gets worse. Targets are chosen for many reasons, including dissenting opinions in politics and the workplace. The overall goal is to break the targets down, from making them just look crazy for suspecting gang stalking to isolating them to ruining their reputation and credibility to forcing them to commit suicide.
People might participate in gang stalking without knowing these horrible consequences. They might gang stalk to be accepted into a group or be forced into gang stalking.
The way the Web site, www.gangstalkingworld.com, talks about gang stalking, it seems to be more of a government issue, and organized by government bodies, in European countries like Germany and Russia. The closest thing to happen in the U.S., according to the Web site, would be certain scenarios and events like McCarthyism.
It’s hard to believe that gang stalking could ever be fully successful in turning all friends and family against an individual. However, if gang stalking were ever successful, it's a horrible way to break a person down.
There are books about gang stalking and related subjects. One, for example, is, “Mobbing: Emotional Abuse in the American Workplace,” by Noa Davenport, Ruth Schwartz and Gail Elliott.
The book Web site describes mobbing as:
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Thank you so much for doing a credible write up on this issue. I think it will be the first in a long time that the Gang Stalking community has seen. I am also glad that you added in the link to workplace mobbing, as many targets might experience both.
Thank you so much.
March 9, 2010 - 8:40pmThis Comment
This is a good article, which simply and directly tackles this gangstalking problem clearly for the reader. Keep them coming, I like this article.
March 16, 2010 - 5:53amThank You for this piece.
March 10, 2010 - 2:17amOrganized stalking is real. Read my story at the READ FIRST link to my blog.
http://groupstalkingbyindians.blogspot.com/
March 10, 2010 - 6:02amMost members of organized stalking groups know that the main goal is sucide or imprisonment of the target. However, dont let this scare or intimadate you. All ti,s most fight back. Extreme violence or criminal behavior is not the answer, because then they still win. You can reverse attacks on them by doing pysh ops back to them. Study them, and then you can take action.
March 11, 2010 - 10:36pm"Gang" stalking is slightly misleading since rarely if ever are the commonly known "gangs" involved. Organized or group stalking is a lot like a runaway "neighbourhood watch."
Two quick references allow those interested to get up to speed on this crime which is a couple of decades old:
http://www.targcomics.net
http://www.multistalkervictims.org/osatv.pdf
Eleanor White
March 14, 2010 - 4:30amOntario, Canada
Interesting. One little post pops up on a site most people have never heard of, and all the same "shakespearian" players show up to promote there gang stalking propaganda, which subliminally tells the REAL "targets" to shut up, know your role, or have bad things happen to you. Or get stuck in useless letter writing campaigns or bickering on a conference call about who is the HNIC of a fake, and utterly useless so-called "human rights" organization. You guys have been found out, and I'm really amazed that your people still wish to perpetrate this fraud on those who's minds have been compromised SINCE CHILDHOOD! It's a damn shame that a bunch of people would get off being "actors" in a "crazy person's" reality like this.
May God (the REAL God) have mercy on your souls.
March 14, 2010 - 9:06amI have been stalked in every community I've lived in for 30 years now. Break-ins, endless sabotage of possessions, theft. At home, at work, and in the street. Since you, "anonymous" who is afraid to identify yourself, have never met me and certainly haven't accompanied me as I've lived my life for the past 30 years, your statement that I haven't been a "real" target is without the slightest kernel of truth.
If you like dissing people, how about you do it to their faces instead of hiding behind an anonymous message board post.
Eleanor White
March 14, 2010 - 9:32am(Personal email address removed by EmpowHER moderator)
Gang Stalking and the concept was designed to mislead targets. Just like the vigilante gangs.
Gang Stalking is people getting placed on these Violent Persons Registry lists. Read the story of Jane Clift. Under Community Health and Safety people can be placed on these lists. You do not have to be notified, this can happen via the workplace, educational institution, or the community.
You can be placed on these lists for simple reasons. Once this happens you are flagged, everywhere you go your name comes up. You might be flagged as emotionally disturbed or even crazy without knowing it, without ever having seen a health care professional. You can also be flagged for other reasons as well. The list Jane Clift was on also had sexual predators.
Once this happens the community reacts and you are followed around, your name is flagged and passed around to hundreads, if not thousands of people. What is happening with Gang Stalking is that we have legions of informants online and offline trying to cover for this network, so that targets do not figure out the truth.
Finding a lawyer might be the best way to try to clear your name, Jane Clift spent four years trying to clear her name, and her case was pretty cut and dried. Most targets are tortured via electronic means, using gadgets that if the target tries to explain without knowing what is being used, they sound schizophrenic, or worst.
Targets under these community policing programs are being set up and harassed, these incident then leave them open to additional marks against their names and extended time on these lists, while destroying their lives. The worst part is you never get to see the evidence against you, no oversight is happening.
Targets have mobbing, Stasi, and Cointelpro tactics being used on them at a local level, and these lists are being shared across country lines.
What is happening is very wrong, but no authority is willing to step in. Ask yourself why a person who writes an article about gang stalking is contacted and told that the target is crazy, which authority gives a person that right, to cross such lines, but these are the types of examples that are being seen with Gang Stalking, these lists, and this community harassment.
We are talking about the deliberate systemic destruction of innocent people, and very deliberate targeting, while these agents, and informant run around leading targets in very wrong directions.
March 14, 2010 - 7:49pmYou wrote above: "Gang Stalking and the concept was designed to mislead targets. Just like the vigilante gangs."
"Gang" stalking is indeed misleading. However, groups of people do in fact stalk and harass selected targets so group stalking does happen. When someone mentions stalking by groups, that is objectively what happens, so doing so misleads no one.
Your posting above even mentions groups of people being given the identites of targets so the targets are harassed by groups. Yet you are saying stalking by organized groups is "misleading." You appear to be contradicting yourself.
If you have evidence of "Violent Persons Registry lists" please post it here and tell us how we can access such a list. Tell us how you discovered one of these lists.
I've heard of sexual offender lists, but not of "violent persons registry" lists.
Eleanor White
March 15, 2010 - 8:43am