How do you push an issue fraught with as many difficulties as ours?

Must the truth be known?

Yes, in good time; but the public can only take so much.

You can't expect people to stop believing in a government they've been raised to idolize.

Most people are ready to believe a lot of government officials are assholes, but they can't deal with the whole thing.

What are you going to tell them?
That their government officials are ghouls?
That their justice system is a joke?
That people they've never met or seen can
one day decide their life, as they've known it, is over?

You're kidding yourselves if you believe any kind of argument or evidence you provide can do this.

I think we all know that there's only one way anyone can be made to believe.---You've got to experience this kind of harassment yourself.

I know many have chosen to explore the technological aspects involved in this situation. But their never ending quest for irrefutable evidence will yield little (if any) useful results. Even attempting to explore this technology to a degree that'll yield any useful information would take a government's bankroll.

And those that are pursuing a legal path face greater obstacles. - You may blow countless hours in the library or a makeshift home lab if you choose the techno path, but the legal path will probably break you financially and spiritually.

So what am I saying? Give up? Forget about it?

Hell no!---Just think it through.

There's enough information out there for you to be able to gauge the kind of response you're liable to get if you go off half-cocked.

How many people have to be dismissed as nuts before targeted individuals take a more systematic approach to all this?

The "established" media need proof to write about this. - We don't have proof.
Tabloids and conspiracy newsletters already write about this. - Well then that's not the answer.

Weird shit has been going on for over 30 years, and the only thing that's happened is the government has developed better gadgets. So now what?

Stop expecting others to fight your battles. The targeted community is going to have show each other how to deal with this.

How do you find them?

I've been able to find a few networking groups, but most are probably scattered about. But perhaps this is an area where the established advocacy groups and media can come in. They must have people running to them from all over the place. Instead of asking them to help you or tell your story, get them to forward you the information others are bringing to them. And I don't mean technical information. There's already too much of that. I mean contact info. An email is all that's needed. If they won't do that, leave your contact info with them. Ask them to pass it on to whomever comes to them with all this "outrageous ranting".

Whether they'll be willing to play such a role is yet to be seen. But they certainly won't if all they see is a bunch of hysterical people running around.

Must the truth be known?

Let's flip that one over.

Don't let the lie exist.

You may not be able to argue the point around the general public, but you sure as hell can in the targeted community.

I've mentioned the need for mental discipline on other web pages. I've even suggested Dune by Frank Herbert to help iron out the rough spots.

Here's another book. - Flim Flam by James Randi, a magician who got so sick and tired of watching con men rob people blind with a handful of cheap tricks and a little pizzazz that he started going around and pointing out each little stupid maneuver done by these little shits.

Well that kind of thinking is want's needed here.

Only people who have been targeted with this kind of harassment know what's going on. It's up to us to expose the cons.

You can't expect the general public to come to your rescue when you won't lift a finger to rectify the situation. ---- I guess that's not a fair statement. Just about everyone tries a lot of things. - To bad they're all the wrong things.

Let's cleanup our mess first. Let's provide the real information to those who search for it. - Then we can see what else can be done.

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