Sunday, July 13, 2008

Stop Gang Stalking flyer

STOP GANG STALKING

Gang stalking (also called "group stalking," "terrorist stalking," "vigilante stalking," "organized stalking," and "cause stalking") is a total-assault paradigm, a parallel "justice system." It is carried out by right-wing hate-extremist groups. The GS paradigm includes (but is not limited to):
  • verbal threats
  • pets are killed.
  • physical assault
  • derogatory name calling
  • mail is stolen or damaged.
  • harassing emails and phone calls
  • residences and vehicles are vandalized.
  • law enforcement and firefighter participation
  • the stalkers commit crimes and blame them on the target.
  • targets are harassed while driving, and vehicles are sabotaged.
  • the same harassment happens every day, day after day, year after year.
  • a large group of stalkers, each of whom does a portion of the stalking-attacks
  • black and white patrol cars, fire dept. vehicles, and taxis follow the target around.
  • persistence: the stalkers follow the target as he/she moves to other cities or states.
  • the stalkers use lies, money, and intimidation to get nongroup members to attack the target.
  • goals: Identify, Villify, Nullify, and Destroy the target: from "Cause Stalking" by David Lawson
  • many of the attacks are synchronized to happen precisely as the target does something, e.g. leaves his/her residence.
  • 24 hour surveillance, every day. Among other things, the stalkers, woking in shifts, sit in their vehicles parked around the target's residence.
  • "street theater": staged skits designed to frighten and upset the target. In aggressive versions, the target is physically assaulted while the other stalkers act as "witnesses."
  • "slander campaign": the foundation of gs. The stalkers go to everyone the target interacts with (family members, coworkers, neighbors, etc) and spread lies: that the target is a homosexual or a criminal of some type. This is an effective tactic because most people can't even imagine that a stranger would lie to them.
  • the stalkers present themselves as members of a "civic organization" which works with law enforcement and monitors terrorists or other criminals. The stalkers may use fake badges or fake "official files" to convince people that the target is a criminal.
  • "noise campaign": very frequent sounds (sirens, car alarms, beeping sounds, loud engine accelerations, loud booming sounds [from vehicles], etc) which follow the target everywhere.
  • the stalkers target people they see as not conforming with their version of "normality," homosexuals, members of "left-wing" (e.g. peace, civil rights, environmental) organizations, whistleblowers, people who live "alternative lifestyles" or have angered a member of the group, and "targets of opportunity."


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