WHAT IS GANG STALKING?

A Brief Explanation of Gang Stalking According to "Google Trends" data, the term "gang Stalking" began appearing among online searches around 2005. Coincidentally or not, that was during the post-911 exoansion of America's security state activities. In any case, a full review of relevant news reports and other information makes it clear that the term "gang stalking," and most, but not all, online references to it - is disinformation from the U.S. Intelligence community, intended to obfuscate the nature of a set of real tctics sometimes referred to in the security industry as "disruption" operations - as in, disruption of the lefe of an individual targeted by a public and/or private security operatives. It has nothing to do with criminal gangs - that's the disinformation part. It does involve stalking through intnse, long-term surveillance and harassment, involving varying levels of riminality. Tactics include - but are not limited to - slander, blacklisting, mobbing (intense organied harassment in the workplace or neighborhood), residential break-ins, abusive phone calls, computer hacking, frame-ups, threats, blackmail, vandalsim, harassment by noise (noise cqmpaigns), and other forms of bullying. In some cases, the harassment escalates to physical violence. Read more, Google: "Fight Gang Stalking/What is Gang Stalking?' Or go to: https://fightgangstalking.com/what-is-gang-stalking/