Organized stalking ?

ARE YOU REALLY CRAZY, OR ARE YOU BEING GANG-STALKED?

By Lynn Stuter

January 10, 2006

NewsWithViews.com


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Quote: The intent of gang-stalking is to … 1. render the target, the victim, psychologically demoralized even to the point of committing suicide; 2. make the target appear, to the larger community, to be mentally unstable for the purposes of … a. discrediting and psychologically demoralizing the target; b. ensuring no one will believe the target when they claim they are being targeted; 3. alienate and marginalize the target from the larger community, even family, making it easier to psychologically demoralize and discredit the target. The number of reported incidences of gang-stalking has increased measurably since the early 1990s when the transformation of American society to systems philosophy began in earnest. Gang-stalking holds no political association with those targeted covering the political spectrum of liberal, centrist, conservative, ultra-left and ultra-right. People involved in gang-stalking display a common trait of needing to feel that they have power over the target even though they may not know that person. Group dynamics, how individuals interact in a group, a general need of an individual for human contact and interaction, plays a key role in the structure of gang-stalking. One high-ranking law enforcement official, on the condition of anonymity, has stated that … 1. law enforcement is under strict orders that they are to ignore all cases of gang-stalking, and if possible to provide evidence that the victim is criminally insane; and One high-ranking law enforcement official, on the condition of anonymity, has stated that … 1. law enforcement is under strict orders that they are to ignore all cases of gang-stalking, and if possible to provide evidence that the victim is criminally insane; and 2. the criminal justice system is strictly under the control of a small elite who ensure that no charges are pressed against the instigators of gang-stalking. Gang-stalking relies heavily on … 1. the target becoming so psychologically demoralized that he/she believes there must be something wrong with him/her and is, therefore, afraid to say anything for fear others will think them crazy; 2. the target will have no evidence beyond his/her word that the gang-stalking is happening; 3. the target will have no detailed records or documentation showing what, when, where, and to what extent; 4. the target will not be able to find out who the perpetrators are or those involved in the gang-stalking. Anyone who believes they are being gang-stalked should … 1. Keep detailed records and documentation of times, dates, and details; making those records as soon as the incident is apparent so details are not lost over time. 2. Take pictures of any evidence left by the perpetrators making sure to include a point of reference in the picture for identification purposes. For instance, if trash is strewn on the lawn, take close ups but then take pictures showing the house, garage, or even a car in the picture as a point of reference that the garbage was actually where you claim it was. 3. Keep detailed records of any interaction with law enforcement; even when law enforcement are friendly and appear to be empathetic. Keep track of who the responding officer is, what department he works for, what he tells you, what he does. If he removes evidence from the scene, note how he handles it, what he does with it. Know the procedures for preserving evidence and observe if the officer follows those procedures. Write it all down so details aren’t lost over time. Ask for an event number and incident number.



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