gangstalking, what I think it might be

Okay, so I've heard this term, gangstalking for a while, and I've seen enough to think that yes indeed it happens, or with the way things go with tech, high level of emotional immaturity and otherwise, that I wouldn't put it past people.

What I don't think it is:

-the fbi or even anyone remotely close to govt, at least what I've seen doesn't lead me to believe so.


-organized outfits of Europeans and the like. Nah, because they're really not interested in making people scream "go away" so they can go "tee hee" at least I don't think so.

-kidnappers. Kidnappers silently stalk and then make a move. They are not going to make racket outside someone's home all day for like 15 years.



I think they're coordinated enough to be painfully annoying, but not all that sophisticated. Like that literally anyone can get a hold of the minimum of tech it takes (it really isn't that much) and so the probability is that people somewhere will. They know one another, and they in some stupid pointless way will coordinate to find out and your particular political history, no matter what. Usually a person will think without a doubt they know why, after all they know who they are as a person, and they'll start shouting their personal history "I didn't mean to have that abortion!!!" and some other totally personal irrelevant thing outside their window, meanwhile the person sits and sits and engine purrs with a dim pointless cheshire grin hanging over the situation. I don't think it's men with women, and a lot of people I've seen actually say it's because they're religious or people perceive them to be.

Here's what I think: it's m-f ers. They know that you will assume it's because you "x" and they're going to sit outside f you with their engine vibes because they're f-heads. I wouldn't be surprised if they targeted religious folks because someone like this can't be all that good but I don't think they're organized Satanists or anything like that but I think they like to think they're doing something special. I think that they will 'torture' (it really is annoying) a few obligatory people who will say it's something like being black or whatnot, and then go back to picking up random moms and construction workers again, and i couldn't even tell you why, my guess is to cover for what they're doing which is probably going around trying to feel powerful..once you say something it means you've "dialogued" and by that reason alone they now have permission to sit there (but they don't)

They could be seven zombies living in a barn in a dust field away from where you live.


Anyone have any other input?

I think it's overly paranoid people with no real evidence.

a reply to: breakingbs

I wouldn't say all experiences are gang stalking related. Some people think there is a conspiracy when there isn't one and are just being paranoid.

With that being said gang stalking does exist as a government psy op and can be employed for any number of reasons. An actual psy op is psychologically disturbing and very hard to prove, especially if a mental illness label is used to discredit the person's claims.

A good real life example is the government psy op as seen in the movie "A Beautiful Mind." Nash is actually being stalked and monitored by socialists for his game theory but the movie (and his biography) tries to allude that he was suffering from schizophrenic delusions. A truly informed person knows that schizophrenia doesn't exist and that Nash simply "knew too much" in the manner of Orwell's 1984.

The whole thing angers me when you get these snooty college students who become indoctrinated with the mental illness model to later become mental health "professionals" and erroneously profile people as psychotic despite being sane. If you've been diagnosed and think someone is stalking you then you're told you're suffering from symptoms of illness which is asinine because anyone who is out in the real world knows the world is indeed a dangerous place.

In fact, being labeled a non-existent illness makes the person more prone to harassment because the community knows they can take advantage of the person's situation.

Our mental health industry works in tandem with government psy ops and is a human rights violation, is criminal, and truly evil. All these doctors, psychiatrists, and people initiating these unethical operations deserve to be murdered heinously.

Nm reedit

Have a look at this and see what you think.

www.dataasylum.com...

Its the idea that we can all be taken over and used for whatever reason, by using high tech nano machines. I found this after watching this video here

www.youtube.com...

If you can rule out someone being delusional, then it is quite an interesting topic.

Dr. Rauni Kilde had also mentioned this kind of goings on and recommended watching the film Control Factor to get an idea of how the tech is used....supposedly...

www.imdb.com...

a reply to: breakingbs

the paranoid rantings of the delusional ?

originally posted by: ignorant_ape
a reply to: breakingbs

the paranoid rantings of the delusional ?

This.

originally posted by: CosmicJourney
Have a look at this and see what you think.

www.dataasylum.com...

Its the idea that we can all be taken over and used for whatever reason, by using high tech nano machines. I found this after watching this video here

www.youtube.com...

If you can rule out someone being delusional, then it is quite an interesting topic.


Dr. Rauni Kilde had also mentioned this kind of goings on and recommended watching the film Control Factor to get an idea of how the tech is used....supposedly...

www.imdb.com...

I actually believe the chemtrails being dumped over us have nanomachines inside the particles. Its their effort for mind control as well as other experimentations.

originally posted by: Atsbhct
I think it's overly paranoid people with no real evidence.

Not so fast. Remember when we were kids we stalked the neighborhood, ringing door bells and running away, toilet papering and egging, exploding pumpkins on Halloween?

Some kids never grow up.

Modern gangs are quite serious about their turf and their 'business'. I bet lots of people run afoul trying to figure out why people come and go from yonder neighbors house. If they get too inquisitive the dope dealers can go all gangsta…

a reply to: supermilkman

John Nash is definitely schizophrenic. He's talked about it extensively. He still managed to win a Nobel prize because of the genius regarding mathematics and game theory. He didn't use his schizophrenia as a crutch, he overcame it.

This is only my opinion, but I think the Internet can be damaging for some people diagnosed with mental illness. Your doctor diagnoses you, then you google it, and suddenly a person who is all ready reeling from diagnosis and generally paranoid, is introduced to a whole world of conspiracy theories they can use to deny their mental illness.

Unfortunately, this goes hand in hand with newly diagnosed schizophrenia. No one would want to be labelled as "crazy", right? And this is exactly why we need to lessen the stigma surrounding mental health in general.

It's okay to be schizophrenic. It's an illness, and it can usually be treated. But it can't be treated if patients are finding a crowd of unsupportive online forum users who legitimize these paranoid episodes. These theories are holding back their treatment. In a big way at times.

If you are not schizophrenic, I would suggest you take a moment to wonder if promoting some theories, or commenting on theories proposed by people who may be going through an episode, may be hindering someone's progression to acceptance and a more fulfilling life.

a reply to: intrptr

Yes, ding dong ditch is actually a good example. Although juvenile, the person on the receiving end knows someone out there is missing with them. A government psy op however is much more complex and serious. The ramifications involved can be life threatening.

Let's not forget about literal gangs either. If you were ever in the ghetto or watched "Boys N the Hood" then you will understand the reality that gang members stalk and even murder rival gang members and innocent bystanders.

sometimes i get an incredibly strong, almost certain, feeling that everything we see and know is manipulated somehow, that reality isn't what we take it to be. that nefarious agents of great and hidden powers are playing mind-games and pranks with us, continually. that maybe all is deception, cloaking some unkown yet terrible truth.

at other times i think such speculation is mere commonplace urban paranoia and it fades and assumes no importance to me.

there may be a middle ground between the two states.

a reply to: Atsbhct

Your point is moot as there is no such thing as mental illness. If Nash is small minded to believe in the DSM then that is his own fault.

originally posted by: ignorant_ape
a reply to: breakingbs

the paranoid rantings of the delusional ?

Who? Where? And why??


Lol

a reply to: supermilkman

If your opinion is that mentall illness doesn't exist, that's your opinion; but I strongly suggest you work with those who have been diagnosed as schizophrenic, etc. and revisit.

a reply to: supermilkman

With a government psy op, however, its much more complex and serious. The ramifications involved can be life threatening.

Usually the gubment agencies are involved in investigating something. They don't put a lot of money and effort into that unless they suspect criminal activity. The notion they are doing it over time without arresting people or giving up is usually paranoia on the part of the 'victim'.

I've been followed by cops before, I know what that is like. Nothing scarier, especially if you aren't the one they are looking for.

a reply to: RoScoLaz5

Secret societies and the occult run everything. I'd estimate about 13 royal bloodlines run the world's economy and run everything from behind the scenes. Now where are these underground societies I speak of? They are literally underground, beneath the surface. Check this out:

www.ancient-origins.net...

www.ancient-origins.net...

metro.co.uk...

originally posted by: supermilkman there is no such thing as mental illness.

i strongly disagree with this statement.

edit to add - thanks for those links

originally posted by: CosmicJourney
Have a look at this and see what you think.

www.dataasylum.com...

Its the idea that we can all be taken over and used for whatever reason, by using high tech nano machines. I found this after watching this video here

www.youtube.com...

If you can rule out someone being delusional, then it is quite an interesting topic.

Dr. Rauni Kilde had also mentioned this kind of goings on and recommended watching the film Control Factor to get an idea of how the tech is used....supposedly...

www.imdb.com...

I don't know if I believe in chemtrails. Not sure why but I found the nanobots thing interesting at least as a premise. Keep in mind I like interesting premises.

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: supermilkman

With a government psy op, however, its much more complex and serious. The ramifications involved can be life threatening.

Usually the gubment agencies are involved in investigating something. They don't put a lot of money and effort into that unless they suspect criminal activity. The notion they are doing it over time without arresting people or giving up is usually paranoia on the part of the 'victim'.

I've been followed by cops before, I know what that is like. Nothing scarier, especially if you aren't the one they are looking for.

That's what I thought, some extreme form of n... knocking. Couldn't the govt just interrogate you? Or kill you, I don't think they'd waste the time. See I think it probably happens, I also like sci fi, but I doubt it's chemtrails, lizards, and red meat, well I'm done for then. I don't know, somehow I don't think that's it but I'm just some person on the nets.