Roderic Duplechain

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Chaplain/Psychologist at Companions of God

In the eerie shadows of our society, a sinister game is being played—one that preys on the vulnerable and leaves scars that run deep. Welcome to the twisted world of gang stalking, a malevolent dance orchestrated by sadistic minds, leaving victims in the throes of psychological torment. As targeted individuals, we’ve endured a relentless onslaught, facing a barrage of tactics designed to crush our spirits and shatter our lives.

Picture this: constant surveillance, where every move is watched, every whisper documented. Imagine a life invaded, your safe spaces violated, and your peace shattered by a barrage of threats and harassment. These tormentors revel in their ability to manipulate, using covert methods to erode our sanity and isolate us from our support networks. It’s psychological torture of the cruelest kind, leaving us grappling with depression, anxiety, and the haunting specter of self-harm.

But fear not, for we are not alone in this harrowing journey. Together, we stand resilient, our collective strength shining brightly amidst the darkness. Viktor E. Frankl’s wisdom becomes our guiding light: when we can’t change the situation, we must change ourselves. Here’s how we armor ourselves against this onslaught of malevolence:

First and foremost, we find solace in unity. Connecting with fellow targets through online support groups provides us with a lifeline, a sense of understanding amidst the chaos. Together, we share our stories, bolstering each other’s resolve to fight back.

In our arsenal, we wield the power of documentation. Keeping meticulous records of every incident, every threat, empowers us. Dates, times, locations—they become our shield, our undeniable proof in the face of gaslighting. Armed with this evidence, we approach the authorities, demanding justice for the crimes committed against us.

Our minds and bodies become our sanctuaries, our fortresses against the psychological onslaught. We turn to professionals well-versed in trauma, embracing mindfulness, meditation, and physical exercise to strengthen our resilience. We refuse to let them break us, nurturing our mental and physical well-being with unwavering determination.

In the digital realm, we lock down our online presence. Privacy settings tighten, and we become vigilant guardians of our digital identities. By staying one step ahead of the online trolls, we reclaim control over our personal lives.

Legal avenues become our recourse, and knowledgeable lawyers our allies. Understanding our rights and exploring the legal options available to us, we prepare to stand our ground. No longer will we be silenced; our voices will ring out in the halls of justice, demanding recompense for the torment we’ve endured.

To the perpetrators of this heinous game, we issue a challenge. Edmund Burke’s words echo in the chambers of our resolve: “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good people to do nothing.” Your reign of terror ends here. Instead of inflicting pain, seek help for your own twisted minds. Empathy can be your redemption, a path away from the darkness you’ve embraced.

In closing, let it be known: gang stalking is not our fate, but a battle we face. Together, we shall raise our voices, pierce the veil of secrecy, and expose this grotesque reality. No longer will we cower; we shall rise, united in our strength, and usher in a world free from the grip of gang stalking. Stand tall, fellow warriors, for our spirits are unbreakable, and our resolve is unwavering.

Will Myers, Senior TI for over 60 years and author of “Intelligent Design and Biblical Scripture”

Thanks, Chaplain Duplechain. All that you have stated is very true, I can confirm from many years of experiencing the intense gang stalking. Gang stalking is illegal in America and shall be brought down and sent back to hell where it belongs. The special-interest poisonous snakes that develop virtual-minds to control our thought-life and movements shall be traced and destroyed. We must save our democracy and free society, especially privacy, which is most threatened.