These are some of my adventures being spied on, stalked, and turned into a Contract Stalking, Organized Harassment cash cow (money, favors, gift cards, whatever else), in the Greater Victoria British Columbia Canada area.
I am only one, but there are others in every city and country collecting and sharing various videos, photgraphs of various types of organized harassment, gangstalking perpetrators and collaborators of the corrupt officials.
Our collective international audiences are from anywhere and everywhere. Whenever we send off some videos and photographs of any uniformed and/or civilian gangstalking perps and collaborators, they are going to get internet famous to all kinds of nice and/or nasty international organizations and their global followers. The perps will have no sure way of knowing who or what could be watching them, and everyone and everything connected to them in any sort of way.
I agree with the others who say we should not keep any gangstalking perps and collaborators to ourselves and only keeping things local. Anyone who keeps things "local" has a lack of imagination and ambition. That is like some politician, business person, or pro sports athlete deciding to only remain small, local, and little league. The optimum word for any kind of endeavor is "go big or go home"! Going international is the current biggest as you can get. I suppose if we can colonize other planets and space, the term will have to be changed to "going galactic or not"?
The more diverse the crowds that can see and watch the various gangstalking perps means they will have more psychological pressure dumped on top of them. They do not know who or what is watching or following them in every city and country. The various types of gangstalking perps and collaborators will have to anxiously look over their shoulders for the rest of their lives in whatever city or country they run away to. That would also send messages to the corrupt officials and their gangstalking perp puppets, that their corruption has a cost and that there really are no such things as free lunches. Someone from somewhere will always have to pay the cost invoice.
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