Gang Stalking - Just the facts

Growing numbers of individuals in the United States and around the world have reported routinely being stalked, harassed, having property vandalized, being subjected to psychological games, and/or being assaulted. Those responsible are reported to be unknown individuals including some private and public sector employees (e.g., law enforcement, military personnel, airline employees). In some instances, the individuals are familiar to the target (e.g., neighbors, coworkers), but in most cases they are not.

These claims are often viewed as a form of paranoia. However, our organization has done extensive research into this growing phenomenon which is commonly referred to as Gang stalking. Some of our key findings, which are detailed below, reveal that Gang stalking claims should never be carelessly disregarded and/or misinterpreted as a mental health issue.

We have discovered that the following groups and others are involved in initiating Gang stalking campaigns:

National Security Agencies

The following ACLU report reveals that innocent US citizens are being stalked, harassed, denied employment, and subjected to other cruelties. The article also details how individuals and businesses are subjected to bribery and extortion in order to coerce them to assist in destroying the lives of innocent citizens. Although this report is from 2004, understand that these lucrative government programs and others are still active today. Note: The report begins on page 7.

LAW ENFORCEMENT

Corrupt police officers have retaliated against innocent citizens by entering their information into one or more national security databases. For example, requesting an officer’s badge number, filing a police misconduct complaint, protesting, divorcing an officer’s family member, and/or being a minority and having a negative encounter with a racist officer, can all land you on a watchlist. Consider that the more people entered into the national security databases, the easier it is to justify increased police department and other national security budgets.

REVENGE FOR HIRE AGENCIES

Agencies like the following destroy the lives of innocent citizens for a fee. They tend to consist of former national security employees and police officers with ties to active police officers and national security employees. These individuals although often corrupt are deemed credible due to their prior experience and careers in law enforcement. As such they can easily have innocent citizens placed on watchlists which generates lucrative government contracts and increases national security budgets. See news report re: Nefarious Jobs under “The Components” - Corrupt Government and Private Security”.