Bridging the gap

Misdiagnosed as having paranoid delusions. This is exactly where many of our workplace mobbing cousins were 15 years ago before credible research was done into the phenomenon of workplace mobbing. They were often thought to be paranoid, some I am sure were equally locked away or put on medications, but a decade and a half [...]

Sharing their Conspiracy on the Internet

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/13/fashion/13psych.html?partner=rss&emc=rss http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/11/13/style/13psych.php Sharing their Conspiracy on the Internet. This is a quick follow up to the article sharing their Demons on the Web that came out November 13, 2008 in the New York Times. I don’t know how many of our website visitors out there have had a chance to read and digest this article [...]

Extreme assessments and paranoid conclusions

After giving the New York Times article a little bit more time to settle there are three points that I wanted to review further. The first was how the article came to use the term extreme communities. I did read over the Vaughan Bell article where a reference is made to such communities. http://arginine.spc.org/vaughan/Bell_2007_JMH_Preprint.pdf According [...]

Areas of study to consider when researching Gang Stalking

In researching Gang Stalking there are many factors to be considered. It’s not a subject matter that should be studied lightly. Also the average psychiatrist if not familiar with some of the other issues that are affecting members of many communities might not be able to make an iron clad assessment without looking at several [...]

The Structure of our oppression

The Structure of our oppression. The following article will try to put into perspective some of the societal structures that are most likely responsible for the targeting some of those in the Targeted Individual community are experiencing. For years Targeted Individuals have been saying that they are being followed around, stalked, monitored while at home, [...]