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Just found this. 26:33 is hilarious. :D



Has anyone ever heard of these nutters?

More info: https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Targeted_Individuals

Edit: 8:40: His dentist looked at his brainscan... :mgduh

Edit 2: Okay, the guy from 26:33 has a dog, so I think we all know who took a **** in his bed. Case solved (was actually the first thing I was thinking about after seeing this text on the site Illuminuti.com).
 
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I encountered these type of individuals otj back in the 1990's.

They came in two basic types 1. Go fast drug (crank, coke) users and 2. folks with some type of underlying mental issue.
 
Something I forgot to mention yesterday, was that Kieran guy who showed that guy a picture from a lump of flesh he cut out of his body...

How insane is someone that he starts operating on himself?? Also, isn't it dangerous to remove flesh from your own body, because you "think" that "THEY" implanted something in your body?

Just like that woman who carried a small tube with her blood in it. What kind of doctor did she see that would do something like that??

What I did find funny when reading this on RW, is that they literally think that Donald Chump is going to save them (just like every single loon outhere). :rolleyes:
 
When I was running office services at a law firm around 2005, we would occasionally get a long, hand-written fax from a man who was looking for legal representation for his lawsuit against the US government, which was spying on him through his TV, harassing him with lasers and sonic beams, etc. He claimed it was part of a military program called Operation Purple. One day I looked it up out of curiosity. It turns out that the military does have an Operation Purple, but it's a Summer camp program for families to reconnect after overseas deployment.
 
Armitage72 said:
When I was running office services at a law firm around 2005, we would occasionally get a long, hand-written fax from a man who was looking for legal representation for his lawsuit against the US government, which was spying on him through his TV, harassing him with lasers and sonic beams, etc. He claimed it was part of a military program called Operation Purple. One day I looked it up out of curiosity. It turns out that the military does have an Operation Purple, but it's a Summer camp program for families to reconnect after overseas deployment.
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That's the cover story.

This is one class of CTer that I feel sorry for. To think those things must make life miserable.
 
Anosognosia, also called "lack of insight," is a symptom of severe mental illness experienced by some that impairs a person's ability to understand and perceive his or her illness. It is the single largest reason why people with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder refuse medications or do not seek treatment.

My sister is one of these people. She has Delusional Disorder with Anosognosia, among other things. I was the 'rescuer' in my family to spare my elderly parents from her antics. If she was too far down the hole, I took her various places for treatment. I've had her committed a few times and have had to call police to remove her from my home. Her access to these internet sites on TI's and gangstalking gave her very grandiose ideas of what was happening to her. Her once small group of stalkers turned into a hi-tech global torture program.

We finally had her go overseas where she does much better. There's no cure, just coping strategies.

She would never go on camera like these people! She will, at first, tell select few people a story of unwittingly getting involved with a drug cartel, who are trying to silence her for some dangerous knowledge she has. She can be convincing. (A bit like Scientology....you get the really crazy part of the story later, after you've invested some time in the first one!)

Here is a letter she wrote to me a couple years ago to give you an idea. Sorry it's sideways!!
 
Reminds me of the woman who came up to me when I was dropping a patient off in a secure psychiatric facility to tell me they were holding her there against her will, and that the nurses made her drink from the drinking fountain that had bubbles instead of the faucet they used.

I don't think schizophrenia is really the same as a conspiracy theory.
 
ponderingturtle said:
I don't think schizophrenia is really the same as a conspiracy theory.
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Yeah, this. I have sympathy for the people with real mental illnesses who believe that they are targeted like this. They're not the ones going out and making a buck off marketing their beliefs to stupid people.

It's the people who choose to believe this stuff when they're perfectly capable of distinguishing reality from fantasy that annoy me.
 
Horatius said:
Yeah, this. I have sympathy for the people with real mental illnesses who believe that they are targeted like this. They're not the ones going out and making a buck off marketing their beliefs to stupid people.

It's the people who choose to believe this stuff when they're perfectly capable of distinguishing reality from fantasy that annoy me.
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What percentage of those who believe this is that though?

I mean I know people who though lucid and cogniznat enough to know that it is irrational still have attacks of paranoia that sometimes cause them to hide in their bedroom because someone called on the phone or rang the doorbell. It can cause problems even after they found out who it was who did that and not wanting to have curtains open for them to see in. The individual I know can tell that these are unwanted paranoid thoughts and a product of mental illness but how many of these individuals are really just paranoid for some mental health reason and it expresses itself in this fashion and they reinforce it in each other?
 
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tinribmancer said:
Just found this. 26:33 is hilarious. :D



Has anyone ever heard of these nutters?

More info: https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Targeted_Individuals

Edit: 8:40: His dentist looked at his brainscan... :mgduh

Edit 2: Okay, the guy from 26:33 has a dog, so I think we all know who took a **** in his bed. Case solved (was actually the first thing I was thinking about after seeing this text on the site Illuminuti.com).
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Thanks for this link. This is the first episode of Vice News I've watched. I'm not too interested in the program. But this episode was pretty well done. I thought it was very interesting.

I agree with others that we ought to be sensitive to mocking folk who seem likely to be suffering from mental illnesses.
 
carlitos said:
Sherkeu, I'm really sorry about your sister. That sounds so difficult.

We have had a few posters appear here to discuss their gangstalking paranoia, and had a few discussions on the topic before:

http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/tags.php?tag=gangstalking

http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?t=309482
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Thanks.
Yes, I searched those thread out some time ago as I was curious if this forum could lead to some new insight on what to do. I gain understanding but there's not much that can be done until the person is a clear danger to themselves or others. It is such a confounding illness.

That's why she is now in Australia. Much better mental health care available for her there. Over here, there is no long term placement for helping patients cope with psychotic illnesses, even with the best insurance. They simply do not exist. Initially, we thought it was effects of drugs (meth, cocaine, etc..), and it may be that her use of those were the initial trigger for it, but a year of treatment went by without the drug use and she was still the same.

While many are undoubtedly paranoid schizophrenics from a fairly young age, I do wonder how many may have been triggered by drug use that gave them long-term psychosis? It is documented but not well studied. I have this idea that many people are predisposed and the drugs push them down the continuum towards chronic* delusional thinking. The surge in heavy stimulant use hasn't been around all that long.

*By chronic, I mean that they repeatedly return to paranoid thoughts, not that they are always acting on them. Much of the time my sister can act perfectly normal, at will even, other times she is so consumed by her fears and cannot hide it.

There are, no doubt, those unscrupulous parasites who see a willing audience and exploit their paranoia to sell all sorts of 'help' on the internet. It's easy to play on fear. There is always something new to try or buy to protect from 'THEM'.
 
Sherkeu said:
Thanks.
Yes, I searched those thread out some time ago as I was curious if this forum could lead to some new insight on what to do. I gain understanding but there's not much that can be done until the person is a clear danger to themselves or others. It is such a confounding illness.

That's why she is now in Australia. Much better mental health care available for her there. Over here, there is no long term placement for helping patients cope with psychotic illnesses, even with the best insurance. They simply do not exist. Initially, we thought it was effects of drugs (meth, cocaine, etc..), and it may be that her use of those were the initial trigger for it, but a year of treatment went by without the drug use and she was still the same.

While many are undoubtedly paranoid schizophrenics from a fairly young age, I do wonder how many may have been triggered by drug use that gave them long-term psychosis? It is documented but not well studied.
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It is also hard to tell the difference between people self medicating to manage early symptoms of mental illness vs drugs triggering mental illness. Establishing a correlation is easy but determining causation is harder.
 
Wolrab said:
Targeting is just the government's attempt to have 500% employment.
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Hey, don't knock it. When I've had a few lean months I was glad to pick up some temp work from government contractors following random people around for no reason. Took me a little while to get the hand signals down, though.
 
Civet said:
Hey, don't knock it. When I've had a few lean months I was glad to pick up some temp work from government contractors following random people around for no reason. Took me a little while to get the hand signals down, though.
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How much did they pay you? Because plunging the world towards the NWO costs money, so... :boxedin:
 
Civet said:
Hey, don't knock it. When I've had a few lean months I was glad to pick up some temp work from government contractors following random people around for no reason. Took me a little while to get the hand signals down, though.
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The big problem is with all the people being targeted for complete, nonstop coverage, there aren't enough people on the planet to fulfill the mission. That is why we need the Greys. Those anal probes free up a lot of time as the team doesn't have to keep phoning in locations and can just make notes as to what the targeted individual is saying or doing.

The European refugee crisis is just a cover story for the need for more surveillance personnel.
 
Sherkeu said:
That's why she is now in Australia. Much better mental health care available for her there. Over here, there is no long term placement for helping patients cope with psychotic illnesses, even with the best insurance. They simply do not exist. Initially, we thought it was effects of drugs (meth, cocaine, etc..), and it may be that her use of those were the initial trigger for it, but a year of treatment went by without the drug use and she was still the same.
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Sad to hear about your sister, hope she improves.
Locals consider our healthcare (esp mental health care) has declined dramatically over the last two decades, to the point it is a shadow of its former levels.
To hear that we are considered to have much better levels than you have over there is- horrifying- to put it mildly
 
tinribmancer said:
How much did they pay you? Because plunging the world towards the NWO costs money, so... :boxedin:
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It wasn't much, but it's all in cash since they have to keep it off the books. The idea is to prove that the model works with unskilled staff and cheap tech so it can scaled up easily. Eventually we'll all watch each other for each other. Very democratic. Sort of a meatspace version of Facebook.
 
Dabop said:
Sad to hear about your sister, hope she improves.
Locals consider our healthcare (esp mental health care) has declined dramatically over the last two decades, to the point it is a shadow of its former levels.
To hear that we are considered to have much better levels than you have over there is- horrifying- to put it mildly
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The main benefits were the longer term free care (dual diagnosis with addiction- she did 9mo at dooralong) and hospital services (for things like "I'm being poisoned! Again! Check my blood!"). The long distance from my parents helps immensely as there was always some dire emergency we all needed to drop everything to sort out. She had run up costs of over $1M here in the last 6 years, even with insurance, because she demands top-tier luxury care. It was ridiculously unsustainable.

Over there, she can get government assistance and be on her own without going homeless in the process. Whichever family member took her in here would have their lives thrown upside down. We had no where else to put her where she could learn to cope.

Also, Australia will court order medication, and execute a warrant for non-compliance (community treatment order) - something the courts do not do here. It's near impossible to take away any patient rights. That has not happened yet, but it has been close once.

So, while 'care' may not be stellar, the socialized system in Australia is much better for someone like her. Especially when there is no cure.

eta: She does have extended family there so she isn't totally alone. (we didnt really just ship her off!) But she doesnt 'act out' with them as she does to us.
 
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