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We desperately need videographers/filmmakers/witnesses to document, follow, and expose these criminals and their criminal/terrorist activities!!!! This would make a great documentary, and to be used as ammunition in a court case or citizens police review board hearings! Videographers and filmmakers at any level and with any equipment is welcome, as well as activists who can document, follow the stalkers......

gang (ga[ng]):

A group of criminals or hoodlums who band together for mutual protection and profit.



stalk (stôk):

To follow or observe (a person) persistently, especially out of obsession or derangement.



gang stalk°ing:

A group of criminals or hoodlums who band together for mutual protection and profit to follow or observe (a person) persistently, especially out of obsession or derangement. Also known as 'cause stalking' or 'vengeance stalking'.

OVERVIEW

Gang stalking involves the use of multiple individuals to stalk, harass and taunt a victim, as well as to vandalize personal property. According to victims, this takes place for many years. It appears that once a person is targeted, they are often targeted for life. This topic of police and city worker participation in this criminal and terrorist activity is covered in David Lawson's book: Terrorist Stalking in America.

Techniques of psychological warfare are used against the target in a methodical and well orchestrated attack that often leaves the target a victim of ridicule among his friends and family because this occurrence is so hard to believe. However, it does occur, and the number of targets are increasing to the point that they can network with one another and find out that the same tactics are used everywhere. These tactics, also used in ritual abuse, are intended to weaken the target to the point of physical and psychological collapse.

The reasons why a person is initially targeted can vary. Sometimes the person may be a political activist. Others may have been in the wrong place at the wrong time. Corporations apparently have even been known to hire these stalking groups to silence people who were once in their employ. Many times these stalking gangs may be lied to about the target, thinking that perhaps the person is a deviant who needs to be driven out of town. The reasons are only limited to the imagination. In some cases, according to Lawson, the person has done nothing wrong but is used as a practice target or as an example to others in the group to show what will happen to them if they 'defect'. This serves to keep the members of these stalking groups tied to the group through intense fear of becoming a target. It is such a terrifying prospect because the gang members are intimately aware that the lives of the targets are utterly destroyed.

Many people ask, "Why would anyone engage in this kind of activity?". The psychology behind it is at least, in part, that it is a form of revenge. It may be that physically harming a person is considered too extreme or too risky by the perpetrators. In fact, psychological harm may be a far more effective form of revenge. It can destroy a person's life while leaving little or no evidence to incriminate the perpetrators.

There are added reasons that this goes on, for not every participant in the harassment will know why a person has been targeted, nor will the vast majority have any personal stake in harassing the victim. Clearly from the expressions on the faces of the perpetrators who come face-to-face with their targets, there is a vicious kind of pleasure that they derive from bullying their victim. They like the feeling of being "in control". Like any form of abusive or controlling behavior, this is an addiction that needs to be fed, so victims can remain targets for their entire lives. If they did not, then the numbers of fresh victims needed to fill the perpetrator's addictions would potentially attract too much attention. None-the-less, the numbers of targeted individuals is increasing. Such is the nature of the bottomless pit within them that thirsts, evermore, for greater and greater thrills. To the perpetrators, their targets are merely their prey, in a game that never ends. But make no mistake, whatever the reasoning behind it, this is a hate crime.

Many of the above activities are mentioned in David Lawson's book Terrorist Stalking in America.

Also, see two Toronto Star articles on extremist group vigilante type behavior which follows the same model as described above. [Note: the Toronto Star is a mainstream respected newspaper].

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