Gang Stalking: Do Not Allow Them To Continue Hurting You!

by badexperiment | April 11, 2010 at 11:20 am
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There is no question regarding the devastating emotional effects of injustice in the form of long term psychological attacks that include gang stalking and covert physical torture. It is especially hurtful when neighbors, relatives, or former friends begin to participate in these attacks. The emotional wounds inflicted are deep and often enduring. The Bible's counsel to "continue forgiving one another freely" (Colossians 3:13) may be very difficult to apply in this case. After all, the offenders have shown no remorse, and have not offered an apology. What basis do we have to offer forgiveness? What sort of forgiveness can and should be given? How can we benefit if we do?


It is true that those who treat others in an extremely unjust way cannot escape judgement from God. And, we have the right to pursue any legal avenues available for seeking redress.  However, if you have suffered an unresolved  injustice, please consider this: Holding on to anger and resentment can be very harmful to you personally. Waiting for an admission or apology that never comes, we may only get more and more upset. Being obsessed with the injustice may keep the anger seething within us, with devastating effects on our emotional and physical health. In effect, we allow the one who hurt us to continue hurting us!


Some who value the Bible's guidance have discovered that even in cases of extreme injustice they were able, in time, to make a decision to forgive in the sense of no longer harboring resentment. While they may not excuse the wrongdoing, they refused to be consumed with anger. “Let anger alone and leave rage.” (Psalm 37:8) This is often a wise decision. It gives us a measure of relief and we are able to get on with our lives. The ability to resolve anger within ourselves protects us mentally, emotionally and physically. It allows us to focus our precious and limited resources on the things that really matter in life.


The practical benefits of such forgiveness can be seen in the life of Eva Kor, a survivor of Auschwitz Nazi Deadly Lab Experiments. 76 year old Kor says she has forgiven Josef Mengele, the Nazi doctor who conducted experiments on her and her twin sister, Miriam, at the Auschwitz concentration camp.


“Here I am, this little guinea pig from Auschwitz, and I have the power to forgive Josef Mengele! And he can’t do anything about it,” the diminutive, energetic woman who will turn 76 said during a recent visit to Auschwitz. “I stopped being a victim, and that makes me a very powerful person.” Indeed, for survivor Eva Kor, forgiveness is freedom!


Interestingly, some have disagreed with Kor's forgiveness, feeling that it is improper for her to forgive such an "abhorrent monster." However, note Kor's response: “If they like being victims, it’s their choice,” Kor said. “I don’t want to be a victim ever again.” Yes Kor has freed herself of slavery to hurt and bitterness as a result of her forgiving spirit. No doubt, that 'freedom' contributes to the vigorous and outgoing spirit she displays at the age of 76!

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Earl Court

One can say you forgive but then can that ever be back in conviction?

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badexperiment

The purpose of the forgiveness is to move away from self-destructive feelings of bitterness and hatred. Of course, you cannot fully forgive someone who has no remorse. However, for the sake of your own emotional and physical health you must move past the mentally, emotionally, and physically destructive obsession that bitterness and hatred produces.

In gang stalking and covert torture, you face a psychological barrage designed to provoke bitterness and hatred. They want you to develop an unforgiving spirit because it leads to your self destruction. To survive, you must release the feelings of hatred on a daily basis and that demands a willingness to forgive to the extent that you can start each day having left any anger from the prior day behind.

This is the sort of wisdom that is seldom discussed in our macho culture. We are taught that the good guy always fights back. The true good guys thinks before acting, and considers the long term consequences of their actions. Learning to discard anger is a sound long term strategy. Holding on to anger is not.

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batvette

On one hand I'd strongly disagree with your point here as the difference between us and your Auschwitz survivor is that her episode of suffering is over, she has to forgive to move on with her life and the majority of those who committed the crimes are dead, or fled and live in shameful seclusion.

Our book is still being written, crimes still being committed, and no reason to believe any of those who did this aren't going to be skipping off into the sunset right over our graves.

So maybe you wrote this because you needed a pick me up for positive attitude reinforcement, in that case I don't want to take that away from you, tho I'm not feelin' it here.

However where I  think we'd be on the same philosophical page is that these people seem well entrenched and connected in the community, and just hating on them isn't going to be very productive for us on an individual basis. In fact glaring back or cursing at them probably only validates their beliefs about us, and allows the dehumanization necessary for such cruel behaviour.

In that respect maybe that makes your example all the more off the mark? I don't think the Jews would have had much luck had they tried to kill the Nazis with kindness. Well as all Germans are not Nazis and many were caught up in it and intimidated from intervention, who knows.

(if you ever have the chance, see the one hour PBS documentary about the two fights between Max Schmeling and Joe Louis that took place in the late 30's- described here:

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/fight/filmmore/fd.html

probably the best sports documentary film you'll ever see,

or read one of wikipedia's better articles on the fight here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Louis_vs._Max_Schmeling

relevant because Schmeling saved several Jewish boys from death on Krystallnacht, despite being the target of much hate in America for being a Nazi symbol. Schmeling later became a good friend of Louis, and even paid for his funeral when he died broke)

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badexperiment

The fear that somehow our lack of anger is a victory for our persecutors is unfounded. My first and foremost concern is keeping the victim sound emotionally, mentally and physically, both during and after the torture.Viktor E. Frankl, a trained psychologist who survived Nazi concentration camps wrote on this subject extensively. He observed that those who remained intact emotionally and physically both during and after the camps were the ones who kept a sense of humor, focused on showing concern for others, and did not develop bitterness and anger. After all, the purpose of these current 'no-touch' torture programs is to create anger and bitterness that leads to the self-destruction of the victim. It is our response that could do the greatest harm, not the attack. Flushing our anger away day after day keeps us firmly in control. We are able to calmly decide how the attacks will end each day by responding in accord with our best interests. We discover in the process of doing so that a measure of happiness and meaning in life can be enjoyed even now, while in the heart of the storm.

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batvette

Well in that case it's certainly true but then again in their case while in captivity there was little they could do and getting angry would only eat you up inside.

In our case there are things that are possibly viable to attempt on an individual basis, to strike back at these people, and while anger alone would not comprise the entire toolbox necessary for successful campaigns, it is a vital component for many of us to motivate our planning and execution.

As Popeye would say, "I've had all I can stands, and I can't stands no more!"

Your rational approach is nonetheless commendable.

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I've Got The Motts

So, Bad Experiment. Do u work out of the Hackensack, NJ office?
And Batvette. Which office do you work out of? Are you on the east or west coast?

It's absolutely shameful that you people are participating in this sick mind control experiment, based on philosophies of Plato, Kepler and Vernadsky.

"shadows" and "stars" and "newborns"... indeed.

Your people trained me too well, I'm afraid. If they had just left me alone, I would have happily blamed gang stalking on the NWO/oligarchies/zionists/etc, but as usual when you have a group of people who are over-zealous in their actions, they usually push too far. They pushed to the point where I had to continue to find answers. Now I found it.

I'm pretty sure this post will be deleted.

-The Motts.
P.S. Think I'm B.S.ing? The headquarters for your organization is in Northern VA (DC Metro)

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batvette

Northern VA (DC Metro) by golly he's pinpointed the headquarters with extreme ambiguity!

Support your accusations with a little more than obvious dumbassery. And if you really are a TI, I guess I can just add a fraction of a decimal point of weight to tip the scale toward "we are our own worst enemy- oh okay I mean you idiots out there"

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Anonymously Given

" ... based on philosophies of Plato ..."   Everybody makes such a big deal of Plato.   He was a gang stalker himself.

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badexperiment

The point of this article is to help innocent victims of targeted psychological attacks and covert torture to survive. If you harbor anger and bitterness over long periods of time you will self-destruct--the intended result of these attacks. 

Forgiving, in the sense of letting go of anger, is a sensible survival strategy. It protects your thinking and emotions, and helps you to respond calmly and wisely to the day to day abuses endured. 

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roselime not signed in

I think that forgiveness is good because we cannot keep the bitter poison of what they are doing to us inside.  At the same time, forgiveness should in no way mean that we pardon them.  Pardoning them is akin to Stockholm Syndrome.  I think that part of this scheme is to make enemies that will not come after them.  If we are financially destroyed, reputations ruined, slandered, powerless in other ways that would make it difficult.  Then add to that our need to maintain mentally healthy by not going out and striking against them in a violent way... We are probably peaceable people anyway but we have the torture of constantly being goaded and harassed.  I don't feel "kindly" toward the sickness in the system that allows for this but I won't harbor my hatred.  I won't swallow my hatred either.  I would prefer to put my hatred to constructive use....every fiber of my being that even cares about them is poised to take them down through exposure, proving I'm not what they say, civility, resistance without violence, maintaining sense of self and self esteem that cannot be manipulated by them, and remaining the same person - because after all their idea is to change us somehow.

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roselime not signed in

Oops - skip the proving I'm not what they say - I don't care what they think, I know who I am : )

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sara Miller

So this is one of my first reads on gangstalking. This last may will be 2 years i've been stalked, my video's are on youtube username nyla1216 ... I am really pissed but i keep it to myself and smile at them, i can't go jogging without a police helicopter following me, 24/7 posted on me, i mean it's really freakish. can you guys look at the tapes and tell me if it's gangstalking or just police on me. i am not a criminal but my whole world has been turned upside down. please check them out and let me know, does this ever end? and why me? Sara

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batvette

Sara, I saw 4-5 of your videos and TI to TI want to say your Feb 03 2009 video is a real gem, a compelling piece of work. the ones where you added music might have been to "liven it up" but that one is very credible with your narrative and especially when you pull off the road and show how they stop as you do. It also puts a sobering, human touch on it.

I'm in San Diego, see youtube user batvette. Just one video so far and trying to make sense of all this myself. Despite our (relative) proximity I would imagine we get a different mix of tactics used and that seems to be a consistent inconsistency, if you will.  Probably depends on which is tactically practical, I live near the beach by a parking lot and for a long time they had vehicle perps come by at all hours and bright my house or park behind it and  if I went out they would literally stalk me and drive around me in circles like some obsessed freak.

Am getting electronic harassment of unknown type(s) and an overall applied campaign of mental duress clearly meant to terrorize.

OC is a lot like SD, in a liberal state but the community has deep rooted conservative tentacles that has allowed local LEO to become a corrupt good old boys club meets SWAT team goons and operate with complete impunity. (Not to say they are all bad or involved- but like LAPD's Rampart Division a culture of fear prevents whistle blowers from talking) 

The community is full of self centered, detached lame fuckers who aren't going to raise a finger to help anyone even if they believe it.  I haven't been in OC in a decade, certainly not since I became aware of my targeting. I'm going to be up in Stanton and Anaheim for a couple of days in late June, all you perps can demonstrate if it's true you really do operate cooperatively from area to area so warm up those choppers and play with me and lay off this poor girl for awhile and follow the dark grey Honda Passport.

It'll be the one with the open moonroof and cameras rolling. And a 35w HID searchlight to take your NV's image intensifier tube back to the factory for warranty service if you get close enough and use it instead of FLIR.

Looks like they have even more audacity than ours here, who try to intimidate by parking behind the house- but start and run like a jackrabbit if you approach for a good look at their face or unit #.  

John in San Diego- never to be mistaken for a recent troll going by "targeted in San Diego"- in fact I'm dropping the location from sigs.

you may also want to look into following the FFCHS boards. A few boneheads but overall some good people pursuing ACTIVISM not just looking to whine a lot. finally if you see the batvette VS scrivener show here at nowpublic, in short I'll say this-and this is for the article author here too-  I can substantiate any claim I ever make about anyone, anytime, upon request. If I cannot they will get a humble apology.  That one, the most prolific "TI" on the web, can rarely substantiate a claim he makes about himself even.

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Cleatus

Wow!!! My friends and I have had the helicopter surveillance for over 4 years, but it's not quite like yours.  Yours is a lot more noticeable.  Any of us can go outside of our home and look up at each corner of our house and see the helicopters hovering off in the distance.  They are always farther than what is in your video though.  You can still see the flashing lights but they don't really follow us around town.  That is probably due to the fact that we all live on different sides of town though.  They don't have to move if they are covering the area with other helicopters.  We all worked together at one time and all witnessed the same thing repeatedly outside our place of employment.I would like to note that I have traveled all over the southeast and the helicopters have followed the whole time we were traveling.  They have shown up in 10 states I have visited over the past 4 years.  They even showed up in Central America in a country that has no military.  Not sure if it is the same ones from my home town or if they are passing the surveillance off, probably passing it off.  Who knows?The video of yours that I watched is direct evidence of surveillance, keep it up!!!!!

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Cleates

Sara, after watching several of your videos I must say your helicopter harassment is much more obvious than what is happening to myself and 3 of my friends.  We have seen them in the distance every single night for the last four and a half years.  Basically we can only see the flashing lights though, they don't follow us as they do in your videos.  But they are ALWAYS off of each corner of our residences, and the place we work.  We do not live close together and all of us can look out any given night and see the flasing lights off in the distance.  It is obvious the lights we see are not stars as they flash different colors.These flashing lights in the sky followed me through 10 states in the southeast while on vacation and even to Central America.  My friends and I live just miles away from Eglin Air Force Base in Florida so I can't imagine that the government would allow random "gangs" to hover around their airspace every single night for the last 4 and a half years.  Wonder who they would allow to do such a thing????

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Roselime

That's great you're posting them.  I had a lot of airplanes and helicopters for a while there but only at the house... and I live near the airport and a busy street so I can't assume it's intentional.  My mom (who is in denial about this whole situation but is beginning to see signs - I just keep my mouth shut until she figures it out - though the acoustic bullet to the window that shook the house the other day was harder to explain away) said noted a helicopter or plane flying around or hovering over the house for a long period of time one night.  I can't videotape them because I'm in a big city.  Here there's traffic helicopters, real criminals who might be chased around the city by copters, etc. so in my case it wouldn't prove anything (and I can't say they're directly linked to my targeting). Some of the other stuff they do leaves evidence though (in my case).

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Roselime

Hi Bad Experiment - I found a text that I thought you might like.  It's from a now deceased Catholic priest in Brazil.  I first heard him on a CD that is associated with the Brazilian black Catholic Church.  A lot of what he says on the CD (Missa dos Quilombos) makes good sense to me and some of the things that he addresses are very pertinent to our situation.

Here's a link to an older text he wrote during the Vietnam War....Helder Camera, "Spiral of Violence" http://www.alastairmcintosh.com/general/spiral-of-violence-camara.pdf 

 I don't know that much about him, but I like his words.  I found a quote about him that reminds us of our situation:  (taken from http://www.xaviermissionaries.org/M_Life/NL_Archives/99-N_Lett/BR_Helder_Camara.htm

"That small frail man, to whom it applied the sobriquet of “the red bishop,” was a source of embarrassment for the military regime.  Under the pretext of national and personal security, Dom Helder was for many years subjected to endless interrogations and threats.  The personal protection he refused saying, “I don’t need you gentlemen, I have my own security guards.  They are the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.”  As to his supposed threat to the national security, endlessly he would declare that he was no communist, no Marxist, and no subversive.  “I feed the poor, I’m called a saint.  I ask why the poor have no food, I’m called a communist.”


He raised his voice when many held their silence.  So he was silenced.  From 1970 and for 13 years hence, in a miserly attitude which is habitual to dictators, the government banned him from any public spaking [sic] and forbade even the publication of his name in any media.  Exiled in his own country."

Sound familiar?  Anyway, take care, Roselime.

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