Distinguishing Legitimate Websites from Disinformation Websites
The vast majority of websites about gang stalking are of marginal value or – even worse – contain deliberate disinformation.
Most of the disinformation websites can be easily identified as such because they contain a little bit of information about organized stalking mixed with lots of postings about spiritual warfare, demons, UFO abductions, and such.
Disinformation websites also tend to devote relatively little attention to the psyops tactics which are commonly used and reported by victims (and whose historical use by military, intelligence, and law enforcement agencies in matters unrelated to gang stalking are well-documented). Instead, disinformation websites tend to focus on things like energy weapons and “implants.”
Of course, energy weapons and medical implants do exist. I discuss the issue of Directed Energy Weapons (DEWs) in detail in the “What is Gang Stalking?” section of this website. Concerning implants: doctors implant medical devices in patients, and veterinarians implant chips in dogs and cats. Also, anyone who has read about MK Ultra, for example, knows that the CIA got caught conducting secret illegal experiments on humans – so it’s not completely out of the range of possibility that a corrupt doctor or someone could implant some kind of device (either for tracking purposes or whatever) in a gang stalking victim.
Still, it’s far more likely that discussion (or at least most discussion) of DEWs and implants is simply being used as a disinformation tactic. That’s because government trolls and perp’s know that the vast majority of people (including journalists, for example) would be deeply skeptical of such claims – and would therefore be likely to discount everything about gang stalking if it’s associated with such discussions.
The following websites are legitimate and worth visiting.
Gang Stalking is Murder
I list this site first for a reason – namely, that its author, Keith Labella, is one of the most authoritative sources of information on gang stalking. He doesn’t just speculate about the subject and re-post garbage from other websites; he files Freedom of Information Act requests, obtains affidavits and official correspondence, etc.
Now Public
www.NowPublic.com/Peacefrog
Now Public hosts self-published articles from numerous writers on a variety of topics. Several writers post material there about gang stalking. The best articles are posted under the pseudonym “PeaceFrog.” Some of those articles – and new material – are now also at “Gang Stalking is Murder” above.
Now Public articles sometimes have numerous comments from readers. Predictably, some of the comments associated with the gang stalking articles are from government disinformation trolls, but it’s instructive to see how they operate. See the comments posted by “batvette” for example.
Public Comment Forums About Gang Stalking
The next two websites are public forums where anyone can post comments about gang stalking. Naturally there are plenty of posts by disinformation trolls, but there are also many comments from victims. My very rough guess is that maybe three-fourths of the comments are from disinfo agents.
You can either start reading these forum discussions at their beginnings or you can click on “Go to the last page” to see the most recent comments.
It’s possible that reading comments from the more recent years would be more helpful because – as years pass – the legitimate posts by gang stalking victims are – in theory – more likely to be better-informed since more information keeps leaking out about Cointelpro/gang-stalking over time.
Interestingly – and stalking victims might find this amusing – it appears that either or both forums were started by disinformation trolls, but have partly evolved into semi-useful platforms for victims to share legitimate information despite the mostly bogus comments.
Some comments indicate that some victims are refusing to tolerate their abuse quietly – which of course is very good news.
The very first comment posted in the “Debate Forum” is clearly that of a troll – based on the content of his numerous comments. It isn’t even a close call. “Hektor Seven” is one of those people whose presence on the forum could not be explained any other way.
Why would a non-victim be obsessed with the subject of gang stalking – and trying to constantly register his skepticism about it? People who think astrology is silly don’t devote all their time trying to debunk it. At most, they might write a few letters/comments/articles, but then they would lose interest and move on.
Another clue is that immediately after launching his forum “Hektor” begins citing the New York Times article “Sharing Their Demons on the Web.” For my deconstruction of that article, see the “Gang Stalking Documents” section of the website you’re viewing, FightGangStalking.com
The vast majority of disinfo comments are just rambling and incoherent and irrelevant and boring.
I recommend that victims view these forums more as opportunities for victims to spread useful information – rather than as sources to learn useful information. If enough genuine targeted individuals (“TIs”) begin posting comments, that could change. Of course, if the ratio of legitimate comments to bogus ones becomes too high, the disinformation trolls will presumably ramp-up their counter-efforts to drown-out the valid information.
I have seen comments alleging that some legitimate messages posted in the forums are sometimes deleted. I have not experienced that personally, but I suppose it could be true. It could also be disinformation – this is the spy vs. spy counterintelligence nature of the game. If you do notice comments being deleted, you might want to start saving print-screen images capturing your comments – and then send them to the administrators of the website as evidence of hacking.
Visitors to these forums might occassionally see the following comment which I have begun re-posting periodically:
Standard Warning About Forum Trolls
This is not a response to any particular comment in this forum – just a general point that I post here periodically.
All these forums about gang stalking are saturated with comments from perp’s (gang stalking trolls posing as victims). Some of the comments are legitimate though, so it’s still worth visiting these forums.
Many perp comments are just rambling incoherent statements and lunatic-fringe B.S. about whether someone’s brain is being controlled by the government through the victim’s toaster or whatever.
The other type of perp comment is the kind that appears reasonable, except that when you read it carefully you realize that the purpose is to distract the conversation away from anything useful – like how to disrupt harassment tactics or how to expose police involvement in gang stalking.
That’s called disinformation. If they put enough garbage into these forums, victims will be less likely to visit them. Also, anyone who is not a victim and stumbles across the forum will think all self-proclaimed gang stalking victims are crazy.
Disregard the name associated with each comment. Perp’s can post comments under any name they choose, so it doesn’t mean anything. For example, perp’s sometimes use names of legitimate victims who have posted comments in the forum.
Just evaluate each comment based on common sense. Is it logical helpful advice?
If you want to expose the trolls in these forums, go ahead when it’s obvious. But don’t waste much time on it. Perp’s get paid to post comments; victims don’t.
Legitimate victims of gang stalking who regularly visit these forums already know all this, so to you folks I apologize for re-posting this information. It’s important to keep putting this out for victims visiting these forums for the first time, and just reading the most recent comments.
Most websites about gang stalking – just like most forum comments – are garbage. Here are two websites which are clearly legitimate. If you agree that they’re helpful, please try to spread information about them online. For example, you can copy and paste this comment into other forums occasionally.
Thanks for helping to shine a light on the Stasi cockroaches who participate in gang stalking.
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“Gang Stalking and Psychological Harassment”
This forum began inJune 2007.As of June 2013, there were over 12,000 comments.
“ Gang Stalking Debate Forum”
This forum began in January 2010. As of June 2013, there were over 7,000 comments.
Websites which are legitimate, but not well-edited and updated
The following websites are legitimate (they don’t seem to contain obvious disinformation) although they are not always well-edited and/or kept up to date.
The first of these (GangStalkingWorld.Wordpress.com) should not be confused with gangstalking.wordpress.com – which is labeled within the site as “Gang Stalking World” and might show up first in a Google search of that name. The first site is legitimate; the second is filled with extraneous content and is apparently a disinformation site designed to get web traffic intended for the other site.
The next site is legitimate, but has been inactive (not updated) for years.
The following site is legitimate (it exposes the true nature of FFCHS for example), but is also not updated or well-edited.
Gang Stalking Websites to Avoid (Disinformation Sites)
A complete list of gang stalking websites to avoid would be very long, but I must at least warn readers about freedomfchs.com – which is clearly a disinformation website. FFCHS purports to be a support group for gang stalking victims, but is actually an organization run by cointelpro perp’s. For details, please see the “FFCHS” page of this blog, and share the warning with others, so they won’t be duped.
The fed’s have created numerous other versions of FFCHS, with varying degrees of apparent idiocy. They are all designed to draw in anyone searching for information about gang stalking/cointelpro by the same tactic: the websites appear possibly legitimate at first blush, and then become clearly bogus on closer inspection, so (a) non-victims will think all self-proclaimed targeted individuals are not credible, and (b) victims might eventually give-up trying to find legitimate information online after encountering numerous dead-ends.
Here is a good example of a disinformation website:
Websites Which Cover Police State Issues & Government Criminality
Here are some of the best sources of information about America’s drift toward a police state – the erosion of civil liberties, excesses of the war on terrorism, the drug war, warrantless surveillance, drone assassinations, persecution of whistle-blowers, the federal government’s penchant for secrecy, interventionist foreign policy, the corrupting influence of the military/intelligence/police/prison industrial complex, the collusion of government and corporations to advance the interests of the rich and powerful at the expense of the majority, etc. Gang stalking is an extreme manifestation of that overall trend.
Reason
A libertarian journal. Excellent source of reporting on the excesses of big government. Brian Doherty and others often cover abuses of power by local and federal police. Also, Reason often has the best readers’ comments of any site on the Internet.
Glenn Greenwald at the Guardian
Greenwald’s excellent column “On Security and Liberty” is mainly a critique of domestic and foreign policy of the U.S. police state. The entire Guardian website is also an excellent news source – in part because it is more politically independent of the U.S. government than many of its American counterparts.
CounterPunch
A progressive/leftist news and opinion journal. They publish some articles by libertarians and (paleo) conservatives also. They seem to be editorially fearless – for example, see the January 21, 2013 article in the “Gang Stalking News” section of this website for their excellent article on the past and present versions of Cointelpro (gang stalking).
Mother Jones
A left-leaning news and opinion journal which began in 1976. It was named after Mary Harris Jones (“Mother Jones”), a union activist. Good coverage of whistle-blowers, human rights issues, and government corruption.
Democracy Now!
A daily TV and radio news program from a progressive perspective. Award-winning investigative journalist Amy Goodman is the co-founder and news director.
The Nation
Established in 1865, The Nation is described by Wikipedia as “the oldest continuously published weekly magazine in the U.S.”
Wired
Good coverage of new technologies and government policies on technology issues.
Info Wars
Coverage of possible and actual government conspiracies and abuse of power. Sometimes too quick to engage in speculation about conspiratorial activities, but other times simply out front on topics not yet deemed safe for mainstream news coverage.
Matt Taibbi at Rolling Stone
Matt Taibbi’s blog in the Politics section of Rolling Stone has excellent uncensored coverage of the corrupting influence on government by the financial industry, and issues about government surveillance of citizens.
Surveillance in the Homeland
This organization’s website describes its objective as follows:
We hope to reawaken awareness of the true extent of government surveillance, and of the violations routinely carried out in the name of securing the “homeland.” Join us as we explore the policies that are continually chipping away at our legal protections, bolstered by a culture of pervasive fear.
The Technology Liberation Front
Governments constantly seek to control and exploit technology to expand their powers. One of the last sources of protection of individual freedoms is the free flow of information via the Internet. The Technology Liberation Front is dedicated to fighting efforts by governments to over-regulate the Internet, media, and related communications technology.
The Daily Beast
The Daily Beast covers a wide range of popular culture and news topics from politically diverse perspectives. It’s more ideologically independent than most of its competitors. To their credit, they had the backbone to publish an article on “mobbing” – the workplace harassment element of gang stalking (See the “Gang Stalking News” section of this website – August 13, 2000).
This Week’s Corrupt Cop Stories
Americans relying on mainstream news media for information have no idea of the extent to which the drug war is corrupting America’s law enforcement agencies. Police corruption cases involving drugs are so common that the anti-prohibition organization StopTheDrugWar.Org publishes a weekly review of drug-related crimes by police officers. The group never seems to run out of news – and these are just the cops who get caught.
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