That one day when you realize that your nation’s “law enforcement agents” are terrorists: the case of Donald Sachtleben, whistle blower

Many who are following along here at http://www.gangstalkingresearch.wordpress.com might wonder why a case like that of Richard Moore in Mississippi is relevant, or why I am focusing resources on exposing a "gang" of "police and their associates" who are targeting him. A good analogy is to say that Moore's case gives us a glimpse of …

“No-one said ‘I’m making a citizen’s arrest today’,”as prosecutor lays the case against Ahmaud Arbery’s vigilante murderers

They "trapped him like a rat," she said Prosecutors argue racism key factor In her opening statement, lead prosecutor Linda Dunikoski told the jury: "All three of these defendants did everything they did based on assumptions - not on facts, not on evidence." Ms Dunikoski showed an extended version of the mobile phone footage taken …

Ahmaud Arbery’s mother files one million dollar criminal conspiracy lawsuit: Gang stalking lawsuits are not called “gang stalking lawsuits”

Just after the US federal government filed hate crime charges against the "gang" of men who "stalked", and murdered Ahmaud Arbery, his mother Wanda Cooper-Jones filed a one million dollar lawsuit alleging conspiracy and coverup. These gang stalking lawsuits are NOT about the money, they are about bringing this practice of "gangs of police" and …

Victimology and gang stalking: exploring narrative distortion in the dialectic

Victimology rules our narrative spaces both online and off. Are Palestinian people victims, or terrorist aggressors in the Gaza strip? Are black people to be suspects, while white people are seen as law abiding citizens at all times? Do women who batter men become victims when men fight back? Related Story: Read "The Dangerous Racialization …