Organized Chaos

The tending term gang stalking is used to describe a phenomenon that occurs when individuals believe they are being followed by a large group of people or a gang.  Many of them are perceived as crazy.  After researching this phenomenon for about 7 years I have found it is likely a real occurrence.

Gang stalking often occurs in communities with large occurrences of organized crime.  It should be noted organized crime often functions as ethically controlled groups.  These groups usually claim the history of being a marginalized community of individuals that have been overlooked by the mainstream laws and society.  They find a need to protect themselves.  They want their belief system to become the majority or excepted. That is how the whole thing usually begins.

They deem “targeted individuals” as dangerous or not adhering to their rules they will attempt to enforce their territory. You may feel as if you have been placed in an open air prison.  An individual is marked and then is monitored using numerous methods of surveillance.  They also will do this to “control the rat population” or snitches.  They will even use compromised police officers or police gangs and informants to set people up and then drive them to suicide or murder them.  Modern techniques include social media doping and theming.

A brief history of law enforcement:

Before governments were in place many areas were ruled by Kings and/or a church.   There are individuals that proclaim that the church law is supreme and still attempt to enforce its rules.  The police of this day were knights.  These knights over time were transformed into civic groups, organized social clubs, fraternal organizations, and some still exist quietly.   These groups still keep an eye on society.

Modern society is policed by commissioned persons called police officers. These officers use intelligence gathering techniques that are often plagued with individuals that have committed crimes and want to get out of trouble.  Others are taking advantage of paid information schemes.

It is not uncommon for these persons to gather together and frame or set up people in order to get a conviction and collect a bounty.  The FBI system has over 40,000 reports of violations from these systems alone.  The validity of these reports is not quantified easily.  Sometimes it is the result of finger pointing and formal judicial arguments.

Do-gooders and Karen’s:

Modern social justice “warriors” are activated either by an event that outrages members of the community or social media apparatuses.  There is also the neighborhood watch.  These people get together to keep an eye on the neighborhood as a preventative measure.  It is safe to say social media is changing the way we think, act, communicate, and interact with each other.

Modern social justice activist networks believe law enforcement is outdated or deficient.  They work together to shame individuals.  These individuals are often members of the opposite political party.  This method is called doxing.   Criminals have used these methods in the past to justify murders or extortion.  Recently laws in states such as California have passed outlawing this method.  Due to the vast amounts of extortion and foul play.  The press is still free to publish articles to the public but may not hold a court of popular opinion to condemn individuals.

The irony is these individuals often fight for freedom by attempting to suppress the freedoms of others.  The lack of critical thinking points to a flawed methodology.  There are many indications that social media is poising the thoughts of the public.  Putting it bluntly we are being brainwashed by nation states and corporations.  They are having their foundations destroyed.

With all of these systems and methods of activation if you are a target of any one of these groups of people it will assume the appearance of the phenomenon called gang stalking.