Why am I being gang stalked by other people?

Why am I being gang stalked by other people?

A slightly adjacent theory is, you are being gang stalked because you ticked of a policeman or someone with connections. Again, the message is, if you are being gang stalked it is your own fault for not kow-towing enough to someone walking all over you.

What should I do if someone I Know is in a gang?

If they are in a gang, one of the most important things is to not let them know your name or the area where you live. They can ask around the streets, figure out who you are and find where you live. Gangs do not care about the law, they will kill and go to jail for it, they don’t care.

What makes a gang so dangerous?

Gangs do not care about the law, they will kill and go to jail for it, they don’t care. This is what makes them dangerous; if you reveal personal information and then the member gets arrested, he can relay that information to others in the gang and they will finish the job.

Who are the majority of gang stalking targets?

The majority of gang stalking targets do not know of any reason why they have been targeted. Perhaps a reason is suggested by who the gang stalkers target. The majority are women. Ethnic groups, black and coloured. Homosexuals. The slightly mentally impaired. Working class. People about to receive an inheritance. My goodness!

How do you know if someone is stalking you on average?

Stalking Sign #3: Repeated Phone Calls Numerous phone calls from someone you aren’t seeing socially on a regular basis can spell danger. How much is too much? Multiple calls every week from someone you know only casually is likely reason to worry, though calling can take the form of hang-ups or long silences on your voicemail too.

Is there a relationship between gang stalking and human trafficking?

A relationship between gang stalking and trafficking has also been drawn. In addition to the categories of people who are usually discriminated against there are two other targets who are gang stalked. Army veterans and a category you might call upright men (of lower social class).