Closing The Gap: Gang Stalking - Softcover

Bailey, GmB

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1453803319 ISBN 13: 9781453803318

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2010

Synopsis

Closing The Gap takes a deeper look into the Gang Stalking phenomenon and how community notification programs are being used and abused to destroy the lives of innocent citizens. These programs are being used to create a system of state control and conformity. The citizens of democratic countries have been mobilized as weapons for the state. They are being used as a clearing house for those who the state see as unfit, and undesirable. The state in every community, workplace, and most families have created a disturbing, interconnected system of surveillance, and control. Once targeted, the person in question is blacklisted. Then those around the target are categorically enlisted into the states monitoring, supervision, and annexing of the target.

About this title

About the Author

GmB Bailey is an author and researcher who has written several useful and informative reference books dealing with Gang Stalking, mobbing, bullying, and other forms of harassment. Some of the books are now in wide circulation and distribution across the United States and other countries.

From the Back Cover

Many people live with just enough to be happy, they will only rock the boat if it's safe to do so, and they will not get into any real trouble, this means never truly going outside of the perceived guidelines of society. This also means the only significant, true, or real change that will ever happen will be what the system allows to happen, and right now this system is unwell and it's increasingly not working for more and more innocent people that are being caught up within it's web.

The strange truth is that people within every society really do have the power to make changes, but it first starts with going outside of your comfort zone just a little bit. Lifting the veil and seeing the truth about the world that we are really living in, not just accepting what we are told, but by truly questioning, going outside of the box, outside of the mold that many of us have been engineered into.

We can refuse to become a part of this state apparatus that is ingrained in every part of society. Agree to be a good citizen, but realise that being a citizen informant was never a part of that. Watching out for our neighbours is what our society was about, not watching our neighbours.

Finally breaking the silence. There are many people in society that are taking part in these systemic notification type programs. Communities, law enforcement, and others are fully aware that this structure exists. Silence gives this system it's power and control, if we can find ways to break the silence about what is happening, we might be able to restore back some of what has been taken away.

The power is always with the people, for the betterment, or detriment of the society. Till the people see a need for change, or things get so bad that they are forced to make a change, the system will continue. The outspoken, those who go against the grain, will continue to suffer the consequences of a system that has become corrupted.

From the Inside Flap

Closing The Gap is a continuance of Bridging The Gap. The book takes a deeper look into how these community notification programs are being used and abused. These awareness registry programs are being used to create a system of state control and conformity. The book looks at how these programs are being used to systemically and categorically destroy the lives of innocent citizens.

In democratic societies today there is a state mechanism that would match or surpass what was seen in many communist countries such as the former East Germany. The citizens of these democratic countries under these alert or awareness programs have been mobilized as weapons for the state. They are being used as a clearing house for those who the state see as unfit, undesirable, different, outspoken, whistle-blowers, non conformists, etc.

Under the guise of listing and identifying those who have acted in an inappropriate manners, such as those who might be mentally ill, on drugs, sexual perverts, predators, pedophiles, etc. The state in every community, workplace, and most families have created a disturbing, interconnected system of surveillance, and control. Once targeted, the person in question is blacklisted. Finding employment, housing, and any form of social acceptance may become difficult for the person once they have been listed.

Using social control, peer pressure, and letters that request that the participants silence, those around the Targeted Individual are poisoned into thinking that the person has done something wrong, or is capable of doing something wrong. They are categorically enlisted into the states monitoring, supervision, and annexing of the target. This over time leads to the target acting out as they realise that something is ongoing around them, but often being unsure what it is. The targets consistent requests for aid to get what turns out to be community mobbing stopped is often seen as a sign of mental illness, or even drug related. Those around the target come to believe that the target really is problematic, while the target just like workplace mobbing targets, becomes desperate to find any aid or assistance that can be provided to them.

Gang Stalking as it has become fondly known is the name that has been given to this systemic practice. As with workplace mobbing the consequences to society and the individual are often devastating, as the target is disenfranchised and often unable to support themselves. There is indeed a silent and often all too lethal systemic apparatus that does indeed reach out to destroy and discredit illegally those targeted by these listings. This state apparatus is willing to use legal and illegal means alike to achieve these goals.

Edition details

• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Publication date: 2010
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1453803319
• ISBN 13: 9781453803318
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 216