We have hear a lot about mass shootings being fake, but there real. But I believe some are set-ups. What I have for you is three cases of mass shooters claiming they were targeted individuals that were being gang stalked and attacked with low frequency weapons. Over 20 people have have been killed because of our goverments secret program that drives targets insane. Copy and paste and save this thread and repost it as much as you can. The videos are very short so watch them.
Many labels for Gavin Long have emerged from therich digital footprint that he left behind— former Marine, antigovernment radical, alpha male, life coach. But one has stood out for its peculiarity, that of “targeted individual.”
Louisiana investigators have yet to describe a motive for Mr. Long’scarefully planned ambushthat left three law enforcement officers dead and three others injured on Sunday in Baton Rouge, La.
But Mr. Long, who was killed in the shootout, said in online posts and videos that he was a victim of a vast government conspiracy that watches and harasses everyday Americans.
Numbering in the thousands, theself-described targeted individuals, or T.I.s, say that they are being tortured with mind-control weapons and put under surveillance by armies of covert agents known as gang stalkers.
Mr. Long, who also went by the name Cosmo Setepenra online, said in a recent post that he had been watched day and night as a targeted individual for the past 11 years.
In a comment on a conspiracy-minded website, he urged “fellow T.I.’s” to keep their beliefs to themselves. Assume everyone they know — friends and family included — was in on it, he said.
Mr. Long’s attack represented at least the third recent mass shooting to be associated with people who believed they were being targeted by a government conspiracy. Myron May, who in 2014 shot three people at Florida State University, left behind videos in which he meticulously described his experience of being gang-stalked. And many members of the movement believe that Aaron Alexis, who killed 12 people at the Washington Navy Yard in 2013, also identified as a targeted individual.
Jackson Roberts
Does anyone remember seing these even on the news? I think they may be fake even. Idk. If there real it's groundbreaking. Oboma even gave a speech about everything.
>Mr. Long, who also went by the name Cosmo Setepenra online, said in a recent post that he had been watched day and night as a targeted individual for the past 11 years.
That's called schizophrenia
Jack Mitchell
He was kinda crazy but the others are better examples. Gavin Long was probably still targeted. Also your dis info, leave FBI shill.
Anthony Rivera
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Cameron Thomas
gee it's almost as if classic schizophrenia symptoms are able to be used to make diagnosis of the sickness in general because patients share the same spectrum of symptoms that have been heavily chronicled and cataloged
David Perry
Or it's made to look like schizophrinia.
Lincoln Phillips
This is spycraft. It happens to diplomats all the time. If link is broken search: Putin Hazed Me: How I Was Stalked, Harassed and Surveilled by Kremlin Stooges
Article hosted on Politico.com
Quotes from MICHAEL MCFAUL former US ambassader to Russia
"In my first year in Moscow, I witnessed the unraveling of the U.S.-Russia Reset firsthand.
In the fall of 2012, for reasons that remain mysterious to me, it became clear that my family and I were being followed. I had been in Moscow as ambassador then for less than a year.As I wrote to the head of our security team on October 7, “My guards informed me that I was followed today while attending my son’s soccer game. And they then kept with us as we went to McDonald’s.” My head of security replied that if we saw them, it was because they wanted us to see them.
A few weeks later, agents from Russia’s security service FSB, or so we assumed, sat in the pew behind us in church, which truly unnerved my wife. They followed us on the streets, and closely tailed our Cadillac. On one occasion, one of my drivers overreacted to being followed. With my family in the car, he began driving faster and more erratically, weaving through Russia’s crazy traffic until I finally intervened and urged him to relax. After all, our situation was not like in the movies. We could never lose them for good. They knew where we lived.
The car chase episode scared me, as it illustrated that the Russian intelligence officers were succeeding in getting under our collective skin. It also was getting dangerous.
Parker Long
During my first year as ambassador to Russia in the Obama administration, the Russian authorities conducted a ground campaign of harassment against my colleagues at the embassy, myself and, from time to time, even my family. I was the architect of the Reset plan to improve relations between the United States and Russia, and here I was, witnessing firsthand just how deeply and how quickly the relationship was deteriorating—and how little anyone could do to stop it.
In my first week in Moscow, Nashi, the Kremlin-created “youth group” that sometimes acted as stunt journalists or street protesters in the government’s service, threatened to organize a demonstration outside our residence. As the regional security officer circulated emails in red ink urging embassy employees to stay away from my new home, Spaso House, I wondered what I was supposed to do, as my family was at the residence at the time and I was at the embassy. The red-letter email turned out to be a false alarm. All we saw were some grandmothers walking their dogs in the park in front of our house. The experience, however, kept us on alert that day and for the rest of our time in Moscow, just as our hosts desired.
They broke into the homes of embassy employees, oftentimes just rearranging the furniture or turning on all the lights to let people know that they were vulnerable. During my second year on the job, the State Department’s Office of Inspector General did a comprehensive review of all activities at the embassy. On security, their final unclassified report noted, “Across Mission Russia, employees face intensified pressure by the Russian security services at a level not seen since the days of the Cold War.”
Matthew Jenkins
These harassment techniques were not new, but the number of incidents spiked noticeably in the winter of 2012. A memo prepared by my regional security officer and his team counted “nearly 500 additional instances of harassment against U.S. Mission personnel” between January 17 and March 30, 2012. Even during the Soviet era, no one on our staff could remember a period of harassment so intense."
"Luke Harding, journalist and author of"Collusion: Secret Meetings, Dirty Money, and How Russia Helped Donald Trump Win,"explains what it was like to live in Moscow under FSB surveillance. Following is a transcript of the video.
Luke Harding:My name is Luke Harding. I'm a journalist and a writer, and my new book is called "Collusion," and it's about Donald Trump and Russia.
I know about Russian espionage, I suffer through it myself to some degree. I spent four years in Moscow as The Guardian's bureau chief and I had goons from the FSB — basically the KGB — breaking into my apartment, following me around the icy streets of Moscow, sometimes in quite a kind of comic sort of a way.
You don't really grow accustomed to FSB surveillance, but what we discovered, basically you didn't have to be Sherlock Holmes to figure out that some strange people had been inside the flat because unlike in the movies, they left a series of blindingly obvious clues.
And I took advice from the British Embassy in Moscow from diplomats from London and they said, "Terribly sorry, old chap, but you're apartment is bugged." And I said, "Well, can you do something about it?" And they said, "No, we can't," and I discovered that they had video as well, including in the bedroom."
In Cuba, harassment of U.S. diplomats even extends to their pets. Will that now change?
Article by The Washington Post
But suspicions about U.S. intentions lingered, decades after the CIA had tried to kill Castro with exploding cigars or a tuberculosis-laced wetsuit. The American diplomats believed their homes and cars were all bugged, as well as restaurants they frequented. Cuban police ringed the Interests Section.
“There was a lot of harassment,” Caulfield said. “We were intensely followed everywhere, physically, electronically. There’s no privacy in Cuba for U.S. diplomats.”
Nolan Fisher
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Grayson Lee
What's weird is I can only find videos by ABC and CNN none from Fox about these shootings.
Andrew Bailey
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Nicholas Perez
I'm a civilian and I got jewed in a similar situation. I posted about it a few minutes ago and it was (((deleted))).
Andrew Hall
I strongly suggest everyone stay away from psychedelic drugs including weed. That's how they get you.
