Closing the Gap
Bridging The Gap is a disturbing, yet poignant look into modern day democratic surveillance societies. The book examines how this structure is used to discredit, disenfranchise, and destroy innocent citizens. Gang Stalking, The Buzzsaw, Cointelpro, what do these words mean and more importantly what do they have in common? They are names that have been used to describe the systemic apparatus that reaches out to destroy and discredit those declared enemy by the state. This book will open your eyes to how the informant system has taken over these democratic countries, and how they are being used to further create a surveillance society where no one will be out of reach, should they too become persona non grata by the system.
Corrupt police, corrupt freemasons, corrupt officials, this is Community Surveillance, Community Policing .............. aka Gangstalking
and most people - sheeple - haven't got a clue
Closing The Gap is a continuance of Bridging The Gap. This book 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.
Some of the targets are selected for, being dissidents, activists, whistle-blowers, etc.
or...
The unknowing person who just happens to upset that powerful person who is part of a powerful brotherhood, who has connections…
... and that's it, that's why I am being smeared and targeted in this way, at the whim of someone I just happened to cross swords with,
a bully boy I stood up to, someone who has friends in high places that can pull a few strings, a scumbag, a lowlife, a gutless coward …
... freemasons. A scummy, low-life, gutless freekmason has set me up for this, nothing more than that, they're the liars, they're the psychopaths, they're the criminals, not me.
This book lifts the lid off of gang-stalking, masonic retribution, corrupt police, and more
Virtually everything that this book says happens to targets is happening to me and has been happening for the last seventeen years or so.
It seems to have started after I had a small disagreement with a neighbour about some renovation work I was doing on my house when I lived in Devon. It then followed me back to Surrey and then the people that I had worked for before I went to Devon in the 1990's got involved and continued my targeting. They are all masons, but I never knew this at the time.
Excerpts taken from the book.
From the introduction.
Once targeted, the person in question is blacklisted. Finding employment, housing and any form of social assistance will become difficult for the person once they have been listed.
Those around the targeted individual are poisoned into thinking the person has done something wrong, or is capable of doing something wrong.
The state apparatus is willing to use legal and illegal means alike to achieve their goals.
From chapter 1
Targets have reported ending up on such lists because they argued with authority figures such as police, firefighters etc – see Jane Clifts story.
Normal actions and activities are now seen with an eye of suspicion and the target is now treated in a very different fasion. Rumours, lies, slander and gossip play a great part towards this end.
From chapter 2
Who gets targeted.
The girl at work who is sexually harassed and decides to take the corporation to court.
The student who is mobbed or bullied who takes the facility to task.
The parent that goes up against the school board.
The parent or anyone that goes up against the police. MD
The journalist that goes after a story that the state would rather see killed.
The activists and dissidents who are too outspoken. PF
The whistle-blower, who blows the whistle on a corporation. JA, SF,
The unknowing person, who just happens to upset that powerful person who is part of a powerful brotherhood who has connections. Zain
This is what happened to me too!
The wife who tries to leave her abusive ex-spouse who just happens to have the right connections, ie. police officers, masons etc. Kay
The average person who tries to stand up for the other person that is being bullied. RS
These examples are just a small sampling of how someone might become a targeted individual. It might be that your face just does not fit.
From chapter 3
Once a person is flagged they are seen as a danger to the community. Certain members of the community are then encouraged to go along with illegal, corrupt, and unscrupulous methods to get rid of this person they now believe has become a danger to themselves and those around them.
The real goal of these actions is to target the outspoken, activists, dissidents, minorities, women, non conformists, etc.
After they are targeted the next goal is to isolate them from all forms of support, so that the target can be set up for future arrest, institutionalisation, or forced suicide.
Other goals of this targeting is to destroy the targets reputation and credibility and make the target look crazy or unstable. This is done via the slander and rumour campaigns and constantly sensitising the target to every day noises and stimuli such as coughing at or near the target.
They can be chosen because they made the wrong enemy.
The majority of targets are often not aware that they are being targeted in this way.
The target is never allowed to tell their side of the story or to clear their name. This one sided assessment can therefore include false reports, lies, and legitimate incidents where the target was set up.
Other practices used are; disrupting the targets life, sleep, noise harassment etc, flat tyres, vandalism, street theatre where strange often inane things happen to the target at regular intervals.
One or two minor incidents will not cause any harm to the target, but over time the target is slowly worn down.
From chapter 4
Techniques. The target will be followed everywhere, their vehicle will be tracked by ANPR or by his cell phone signal.
Wherever he goes he will be followed and different techniques employed.
Sometimes they will be mobbed, or have directed conversation used at them, strangers repeating conversations that could only be related to the target.
They will try to lure the target into dangerous, difficult and compromising situations, setting the target up for arrest, this is entrapment and is another illegal ruse.
False friendships will be made with the target to get information or just hurt the target emotionally.
Random encounters will be used to again play with the targets mind.
From chapter 5
Community notifications.
Jane Clifts ordeal back in 2005 was highlighted in the press, but most of the links now seem to have vanished.
Basically her story was that; ’she sensed that, everywhere she went, there was whispering, collaboration, people scurrying about. Everywhere I went – hospitals, GP’s, libraries, - anywhere at all, even if I phoned the fire service, as soon as my name went on that system, it was flagged up ‘violent person marker, only to be seen in two’s, medium risk.’
This is exactly what happens to me, everywhere I go, supermarkets, shops, hospitals, GP’s, libraries petrol stations, even church, everywhere!
This is all a well rehearsed, tried and tested formula straight out of the CIA Cointelpro program, a psyops, psychological warfare program, an illegal program supposedly outlawed in the 1970’s.
masons, neighbourhood watch, certain church groups etc are used to carry out these illegal acts against the innocent people that have been selected for this treatment.
65% - 75% of the victims are women. 100% of the victims are innocent.
No trial, no jury, no due process. Just guilty because we say so.
Innocent until proven guilty. Remember that old concept?
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