The Scary Reality of Gangstalking and How Facebook is Being Used for Targeting

By Beau Blankenship

Over the years, I've encountered a disturbing phenomenon known as gangstalking. It all starts with law enforcement agencies, including the FBI, NSA, police, and fire departments, as well as organizations like neighborhood watches, hospitals, and private security. These entities claim they are conducting legitimate investigations. However, what they fail to mention is that the investigations are 110 bogus and 110 illegal. The line between truth and deception is blurred by deep-seated corruption.

Unveiling the Methods and Myths

Gangstalkers refer to themselves as ldquo;assets.rdquo; These individuals are often part of a larger network that uses various tactics to monitor and harass their targets. I have gathered insights into some common methods used by gangstalkers, including:

Leaving misleading text messages that appear as junk mail or spams. Utilizing an app or interface that might also include a fake job interview message. Surviving on a Pokemon Go-like test run, where they use tracking methods to gather information.

The use of technology and chemicals such as Nano Grapene and ldquo;Brighting lightsrdquo; serve to make targets stand out or provide information about their location.

Streets of Anchorage: A Personal Glimpse

Living in Anchorage, Alaska, I have experienced firsthand how street theater can be used to convey a message. People around me call it ldquo;The Game.rdquo; I have seen targets being enticed into dangerous situations, and it is concerning how easily manipulative tactics can slip into reality.

The Facebook Conundrum

One of the most alarming revelations of all is the role Facebook plays in gangstalking. Even after deactivating the site in 2016, I decided to reactivate a low-key profile to occasionally contact distant family members. Recently, I began listing my musical instruments for sale on Facebook Marketplace, only to be met with some eerie coincidences. When I casually mentioned a car accident a few months ago, the timing of a hit-and-run accident I encountered later just seemed too coincidental. The police car that appeared right in front of me right after the mention of the accident was too much to ignore, and it felt like nothing short of a deliberate street theater performance.

The Deeper Implications

Given these experiences, it is clear that gangstalking is a serious issue. These individuals are not just messing with people's minds; they are actively trying to harm. Whether the goal is to convince a target to move away from their home or to instill fear, the methods are unsettling. By staying off Facebook and other social media platforms, one can avoid becoming a victim of these manipulative tactics.

Conclusion: Stay Safe and Vigilant

The story of Facebook and gangstalking highlights the dark underbelly of online communication. It serves as a reminder of the importance of staying vigilant and protecting your privacy. If you suspect gangstalking, report any suspicious activities to the appropriate authorities and consider taking preventative measures to safeguard your personal information.