Gangstalking WTF...Help?

Howdy guys, as some of you know, I am here to make friends and chat and I can assure you that I am not trying to troll or anything, I just want to stress that point. Sorry for the wall of text but I really need to talk to somebody about this and I really don't know who but I know you guys may at least know something about this kind of stuff.

A week back I posted a thread regarding some strange coincidences that had been cropping up randomly during my every day life. A user replied to my thread talking about gangstalking and I took that as pure bulls*&t and pretty much left it there. The idea did kind of stay at the back of my mind though but I assumed it was too crazy to even bother giving it any serious thought. But, some strange things keep happening and I'd really like to know if I am just acting crazy here or what...

12/03/2017:
I'm in the living room at 12:15pm (the time I recorded that the strange thing actually happened waiting for a parcel to be delivered from Amazon. I always rather stay in the room in case the delivery man knocks once and legs it haha. So, this old bloke, I'd say ages around 60-70 pulls up across the road from my house and starts just leaning against the wall across the road. As I have said before, I live in a very small village and I know everybody here and they all near enough know me. The same goes for what cars we all drive, you can recognize most people here just by seeing what car is going by. So, I go to make a coffee in the kitchen which is just next to the living room. The kettle has boiled and I just catch sight of the mirror at the bottom of the stairs between the kitchen and the living room and the old bloke is stood at my fu***ng window taking a damn picture! I swear to god I almost crapped my pants. I panicked and just froze on the spot holding the mug I got from the cupboard above the kettle. I walked back into the living room trying to look as casual as I can and he just walked away like nothing had happened and got into his car and drove off. Like, what the actual hell? My thoughts are he was scoping out my house for a robbery or something.

14/03/2017:
I'm at my girlfriends flat and she went out to the shop to get us some beers because we were going to have a nice chilled gaming night playing Scrabble. Please keep in mind that you need a FOB to enter the building, her flat is on the 9th floor and there's security on site at all times. I also know there's only three other people on that floor as the flat's are quite new and we know them all by name. About 15 minutes after she headed out I hear what sounded like an older gentleman chatting on the phone and what sounded like him rubbing his hands along the railing outside the flat (you can look down into the center of the building over the railing). I instantly stopped what I was doing ( I was doing a little work for a book I'm currently designing the cover art for) and I just stared at the door trying my best to listen to him. After what seemed to be a good two or three minutes of him talking he stops directly outside the flat door and I s**t you not, I hear him say "James isn't in yeah bud" and he tries the bloody door handle... I have never been as scared in my life, but as soon as I heard him try the handle I ran to the door and tried to look through the peep hole but as soon as I did (I am assuming he heard me run through the flat) he got the hell out of there. I honestly have no idea what this is and my girlfriend says she has no idea either and that it has never ever happened before. But wait, there's more...

15/03/2017:
So, I got back home this morning via the train. Cut to 8:20pm (just a few hours back) and I am finishing work. I'm walking up to my home, which is about a 20 minute walk from my workplace. I got about half way home and I notice a car behind me (black 4X4 kind of like drug dealers have in American TV shows) driving slow as hell, I'd say about 5mph. I felt bloody freaked out so I started to jog and literally as soon as I started to pick up pace, the car drives off at full speed, but as the car went past me the bloke inside was fu**ing recording me on his phone, it was only a quick glimpse but I know for a fact he was recording me.

The old guy is not from our village and the guy in the huge 4X4 from tonight is not either. Does anybody have any ideas here? Thank you! I'm seriously still freaked out after what happened at my girlfriend's flat.

Is it worth me recording stuff from now on? I have no idea what this is as I have done nothing wrong and am in no way connected with anything even remotely bad. Aside from a few online ventures I'm just a normal dude off the web.

It does seem something targeted is happening. If it was me I would confront them in a very harsh manner, but I don't necessarily recommend that if it isn't something you usually would do. Being passive about things like this only ensures they will not stop. The threat of them being properly dealt with using an approach indicating they could be physically harmed or legally or financially harmed is one of the most effective ways of ending a targeted situation, but again, I don't recommend it unless you know how to do that and can do that from experience.

Another way is to just confront them peacefully but with great self assurance and no fear and demand they explain their behavior.
I hope you get it worked out for the better.

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

Thank you for the advice. Confrontation of any kind scares the absolute hell out of me. My girlfriend told me to call the police and I think I am going to if anything further happens. I am also going to try and record audio on my phone throughout the day just in case. I just don't get why anybody would have a problem with me.

Doesn't sound like gangstalking, but it does sound like private investigators. Any reason why someone might want to know your whereabouts and habits?

a reply to: GeauxHomeYoureDrunk

The only thing I do that would be out of the blue when it comes to my personal life would be an on-going project that I'm working on with three other individuals regarding #pizzagate but that's purely personal and I know for a fact nobody can link me to that project in any way.

a reply to: JimmyPilkington

Sure, go ahead and record what's going on. It can't hurt but it might help.

When you saw him at the window taking pictures why didn't you go ask him WTF he ws doing???

I mean he's like an old man right??? Stand your ground man. There's nothing wrong about not wanting him taking pictures of you through the window.

Verify what you're seeing though too. Because for all we know you're just making it up. But besides that, if something is actually happening you'll have evidence for it. If not, then you just have some useless pictures of people doing stuff.

a reply to: JimmyPilkington

I meant more along the lines of say maybe your girlfriend's family checking you out, maybe a birth family if you were possibly adopted, maybe someone wishing to settle an old score, etc. Not everything is a conspiracy issue.

a reply to: JimmyPilkington

Don't be scared, but it's ok to be careful.

Gangstalking, if it's even a real thing, doesn't usually involve people being attacked outright. Even when confronted. It's allegedly more of a long process to make you think you're crazy.

If it's an investigation then he's not there to attack you either.

If someone is looking to hurt you, then they'll hurt you. They don't hang out doing weird stuff so you notice them and confront them about it. They just do it or do it without you being alerted about it first.

That would freak me out,..I'd also go over and ask him/them why they are looking in my windows and say to them, you'll phone the police if they try my door again.

its just cia doing their job calm down

If your sincerely afraid, arm yourself. It's a confidence booster to say the least.

originally posted by: Konduit
If your sincerely afraid, arm yourself. It's a confidence booster to say the least.

Judging by how the dates are formatted and the term "flat" I'm guessing the op isn't in the us.

So the freedom/option to arm and defend yourself probably isn't the first or easiest option.

originally posted by: JimmyPilkington
a reply to: GeauxHomeYoureDrunk

The only thing I do that would be out of the blue when it comes to my personal life would be an on-going project that I'm working on with three other individuals regarding #pizzagate but that's purely personal and I know for a fact nobody can link me to that project in any way.

I generally glazs over any "gangstalking" threads. That said, the more I delved into p-gate, I also started having weird experiences. Remember that this topic touches a lot of high profile people with a lot to lose.

What do you have to lose? Think about it.

a reply to: MisterSpock

True, but a boot knife works well too. If I seen people staring in my windows, trying to break into my house and following me around in cars, I'd be armed one way or another.

originally posted by: MisterSpock

originally posted by: Konduit
If your sincerely afraid, arm yourself. It's a confidence booster to say the least.

Judging by how the dates are formatted and the term "flat" I'm guessing the op isn't in the us.

So the freedom/option to arm and defend yourself probably isn't the first or easiest option.

A pair of brass knuckles would do just fine.

originally posted by: humanoidlord
its just cia doing their job calm down

If it's the CIA then just write down your phone number on a piece of paper. Drive out to the country somewhere alone. Dig down and bury that piece of paper and cover it up. Then just wait.

You'll get a call in a day or two confirming your suspicion. If not, then you're fine.

Are these the men stalking you?





a reply to: JimmyPilkington

a reply to: MisterSpock

I'm in the UK...

I have darts for playing darts, knives to cut food, baseball bat for rounders, an empty whiskey bottle will do in a crunch.

In a life threatening situation anything is better than nothing, I'm not saying arm oneself up just that in a push anything is a weapon. We are always surrounded by potentially deadly weapons.

a reply to: JimmyPilkington

Op it may be advisable to invest in some home security such as CCTV, it's dead cheap these days.

The police if you do contact them will take this very seriously but their is little they can do without evidence other than ramp up patrols. To be honest it might be worth reporting since if any other similar cases have happened they can offer their own security and allocate more resources.

Evidence is everything. Invest in a camera, at the least it will offer peace of mind.

Sounds like you struck gold with your child molester vigilante game. Time to lawyer up and get ready to publish before they try to silence you.