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Gangstalking
Meddler · 2023-06-22 15:05
What do you think of the concept of “gangstalking”. Do you think it’s real? I’m sure there is some basis for it, considering what the CIA has done.
It’s interesting when they bring up that their microwave sends waves that messes up there, I wonder if any of it is real.
I think it’s not 100% real, and that most people are schizo who think that they have it. But for certain individuals, I think they actually are being really targeted. Especially when that person is a threat to FBI, CIA, MI6 and etc.
Its quite an interesting concept, when you think about it.
Pris · 2023-06-22 17:04
>But for certain individuals, I think they actually are being really targeted. Especially when that person is a threat to FBI, CIA, MI6 and etc.
Obvious statement Is obvious
There are cyber security (warfare) departments in any self respecting military and intelligence organisations around the world.
Terzibashjian · 2023-06-23 17:35
>>71718
Considering stories in my area about spooks failing to kill one another and causing a huge scene, and the fact that I have been targeted by international organized crime in the past, I think it is real but not in the way that tinfoil hat wearers say it is.
I'm usually pretty suspicious of women too because of some past experiences.
Morpheus · 2023-06-23 17:48
I have no opinion whatsoever on the (alleged) topic. I would like to give a shout out to my (allegedly) appointed agents and associated subcontractors. Hope you're all having nice days! :)
Jean Dupont · 2023-06-26 14:32
It's 100% paranoia, even if the person in question is important enough to watch (very rare) the three-letter agencies are smart enough to do that without giving any signs to notice, and they certainly don't hire dozens of people to directly stalk and harass.
Yuki Nagato · 2023-07-01 09:08
I check in on some gangstalking victim communities every now and then. It's mostly schizophrenic people imagining that they can hear all their neighbors whispering plots against them and freaking out whenever someone turns their car around in their driveway. Some have fantastical ideas about energy weapons or being poisoned by their utility connections. It's all very sad.
There's plenty of real stuff that would fall under the umbrella of gangstalking, especially cyber gangstalking, but virtually everyone who uses the phrase gangstalking are just schizophrenic.
>>71916
>even if the person in question is important enough to watch (very rare)
Not all gangstalking is by the feds. There are people who believe they're being gangstalked for the lulz by a group of people who just enjoy doing it. They're also 99% just paranoid schizophrenics, but it's at least a little more realistic.
Jet Black · 2023-07-01 09:25
>>71916
You can force them to reveal themselves without repercussions if you're smart enough. It's a lovely sanity check, but it won't necessarily make you feel better to have proof that the world is insane. It might though. Depends on whether you find more comfort in truth or in lies.
William Holtzer · 2023-07-01 10:58
>>71916
>i'm so important 100 CIA agents follow me to the store
>It's 100% paranoia
100% narcissist more like.
Emmanuel · 2023-07-01 12:45
>>72222
When I was a young lad in my 20s, my classmates and I would play a game where every day we would pick a specific individual at university from outside our field and essentially gang-stalk them for the day for the lulz. This went on for about 3 weeks until we all got lectured for being a nuisance to the school after people started acting paranoid and reported us. At the cafeteria we would all sit at the table next to the chosen individual and keep staring at them.
>>72227
Just like lains who think browsing MLP r34 tumblr pages and making memes about school shootings on Nicaraguan macaroni art forums is going to get them abducted to CIA black sites.
Armitage · 2023-07-01 13:21
you guys simply have boring lives, its not hard to become a whistleblower or get into trouble as a reporter. The biggest cases publicly known ended with "suicide by shots to the back of the head". Now are there shizos? Sure but that's not reason to discredit all.
And its not limited to the target. Family members of whistleblowers also get targeted. So you can become victim without doing anything. They make themself visible because the goal is intimidation.
This doesn't mean some meme shadow man runs behind you on the street but things like phone makes strange sounds and you might hear some weird unknown voice while taking phone calls. They dont need to waste man hours on elaborate comic book stalking if less work does the same job. And if they hack your & your family members phone its a gold mine in itself which offers much more info than stalking you.
This is all still surface lvl because i only encountered the topic as part of a it sec conference where they were solely interested in the phone hack part and didn't care about the rest.
Roger Pollack · 2023-07-01 13:26
>>72235
>reporters
>whistleblowers
>family to the above
Not your average lain. I dated a reporter a few years ago, would not do again. Their lives are just public figures, and sometimes they pry in places where they shouldn't to try to prove points that everyone already knows. Going to parties with the rich and famous was interesting, but most people don't like reporters.
Anonymous · 2023-07-02 01:17
>>72222
>There are people who believe they're being gangstalked for the lulz by a group of people who just enjoy doing it.
Sometimes it happens
https://sonichu.com/cwcki/Christian_Weston_Chandler