posted on Jan, 26 2013 @ 03:55 PM
I can assure you all, Xoanan and I are Handlers. We take our role with in the ATS community absolutely serious. Gangstalking is exactly as Xoanan laid
before you. Often times, individuals with in the community or social life begin to feel someone is out for them for some reason. We wish nothing more
than to expose gangstalking for what it really is. I will admit perhaps, we handled the most recent ATS TI thread a little brash, and I did begin to
feel a little bad playing the fantasized role of handler. Many of you in our community have seen me defend the rights of mental illness and attempt to
bring light to those that have common misconceptions about mental illnesses.
T.I.'s may come on our site truly believing they are being stalked, how ever it is my current thought with experience of those coming to our
community they are looking for attention, or rather to spread the idea of gangstalking to other individuals to induce paranoia amongst those,
vulnerable to such things. It could become rather easy to fall into this pattern of behavior if one exhibits paranoid behavior to begin with. For
instance those suffering from psychosis, schizophrenia, social disorders, medication issues, delusions etc could quite easily stumble upon the idea of
Gangstalking and Tada, the victim is born. Not of government intent, but a cruel hoax that could have originated anywhere.
It seems more often than not the victims of "gangstalking" are victims no less than of their own minds. The idea comes from various sources online,
and the more a " TI " looks into things the worse it appears to get from them. As they delve deeper into the exploration of the phenomena and it's
" subtle practices, " they begin to draw more and more connections with meaningless actions.
As the videos of supposed victims show, these are really everyday people doing everyday things. They see headlights flashed at them and assume they
are being stalked, when this could be another driver signalling a tail light is out, there's a speed trap ahead, a bump in the road that gave the
impression that they flashed their lights when in fact they did not.
Seeing people wearing the same colored shirts, this one gets me. How many colors of shirts are there? How many people live in your community, what is
the likeliness you will see people wearing the same color in the streets. The TI chooses the color significant to him, say red. He begins to look
around in the paranoia he perpetuates and he notices, 1, 2, 3, 5, 10 people wearing red. OMG, they are after me.
Back to hand signals, we have all made the mistake of thinking someone is gesturing to us. A wave, someone pointing in a direction. If someone points
at something we always look when we notice. We are curious by nature and want to know why someone has pointed at something. It could be quite easy to
misconstrue a point in our general direction, as being directed at us if we are suffering from paranoia or delving deeply into the concept of gang
stalking.
Often times the victims of said gang stalking are not of significant importance, and claim they are being perpetrated for a number of reasons. Many
individuals really are no less of importance than the average individual. UNLESS of course they come to ATS, which of course tends to come along with
claims of secret government organizations, companies, military or police. It is incredibly hard to prove who you are on an anonymous community such as
ATS, and the paranoid can use their paranoia to defend this any further. I'm not anything significant, and I'm not about to post personal documents
online to verify my identity nor would you. It's foolish, the world is filled with creeps, and leaving my name, address, license, school documents
untouched and verifiable on an insecure source such as ATS is a foolish thing to do.
Many times we will see TI, in extreme cases claiming their own families, co-workers, friends are part of the gang stalking fantasy. These are no less
than cases of extreme paranoia and delusions. There may be some instances where the distrust towards co-workers and family are just, but claiming they
are part of some government control group or secret society is a stretch at best.
I understand many of us, and even myself believe there may be more to the government than we are aware, I how ever have a hard time believing they
would employ millions of people with jobs, families, friends, companies etc to harass millions of TI's all over the country 24/7. Think of the amount
of money said organization would cost, the waste of valuable resources all to harass an average Joe. It's an enormous amount of work to learn the ins
and outs of a persons daily life, not that it can not be done, but it seems foolish to go after an average Joe in such a way for expressing
contradictory thoughts. It's far easier to allow society to shun them on their own for their claims against popular belief.
Xoanan, sorry for being late, we could have played it up.