Illgal harassment

• Oct 4, 2017

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Needhelp25

New Member

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North Carolina

I've been getting illgally harassed for the past 7 years by a government program known as gang stalking. It's a serious crime effecting alot of law abiding citizens across the United States. I want to file a complaint with the department of Justice but I don't know what division to contact. Thanks

 

• Oct 4, 2017

• #2

zddoodah

Well-Known Member

You claim to have been harassed by some "government program," but you want to report the matter to a government agency? That doesn't seem terribly logical, now does it?

I suggest you seek assistance from a mental health professional.

 

• Oct 4, 2017

• #3

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Needhelp25

New Member

To put it a little better. Some was experiencing the same issue and filled a complaint with the department of Justice which put a end to it. Thanks.

 

• Oct 4, 2017

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ElleMD

Well-Known Member

If you know someone who contacted some agency and whatever adverse behavior they were experiencing ceased, ask that person who they contacted. We would have no way of knowing who they spoke to.

 

• Oct 4, 2017

• #5

zddoodah

Well-Known Member

Needhelp25 said:

Some was experiencing the same issue and filled a complaint with the department of Justice which put a end to it.

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Then why don't you contact that person or those persons to get the details of what they did and duplicate it?

 

• Oct 4, 2017

• #6

adjusterjack

Super Moderator

The consensus seems to be that people who perceive themselves to be victims of "gang stalking" are mentally ill.

I'm no conspiracy buff but there are enough historical examples of the US government going after it's own law abiding citizens to make me wonder.

To name a few.

Joe McCarthy - HUAC - The Blacklist.
J. Edgar Hoover's secret files.
The NSA monitoring anybody and everybody.
Barack Obama using the IRS to go after his detractors.

 

• Feb 17, 2018

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AppropriateAirport

New Member

Or rather, partly mentally ill people and partly federal investigations (which are engineered to apply pressure on a suspect covertly). The problem is that this psychological assault can be quite damaging. I'll start a thread on my own experiences.

 

• Feb 17, 2018

• #8

Highwayman

Well-Known Member

AppropriateAirport said:

Or rather, partly mentally ill people and partly federal investigations (which are engineered to apply pressure on a suspect covertly). The problem is that this psychological assault can be quite damaging. I'll start a thread on my own experiences.

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You are commenting on a thread that's been dead for over 4 months. Try to realize that the OP is not around and refrain from necro-posting in the future.