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Cause Stalking

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Cause stalking, which is also called gang stalking, is performed by extremist and anti-government groups. Targets include activists, the enemies of politicians and the corporations they work for, whistle blowers, Public Officials, and Doctors who perform abortions. They also select targets of opportunity. These are not enemies of the group, but are selected, based on their vulnerability. Stalking groups can be as large as hundreds of people. Stalking is only part of their activities. Targets are subjected to harassment campaigns, break-ins, staged incidents, street theater, vandalism, etc. Their M.O. is 1. Identify, 2. Vilify, 3. Nullify, 4. Destroy. This book is a guide for victims on how to get rid of these people. We have added a chapter on how to run your own PsyOps.

140 pages, Spiral-bound

First published January 1, 2001

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David Lawson

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David Lawson is a Florida based Private Investigator who works cause stalking cases. He is licensed in the U.S. and Canada.

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July 16, 2011
As a student I experienced cause stalking at The University of Texas at Austin. A breakthrough book on scare-mongering stratagems that extremist groups, and extremist corporate and university leaders do to targeted individuals. Their ultimate goal is to divide and conquer; however, they target individuals to offend and harass to set examples of how others who are watching should behave.
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April 19, 2024
An equal mixture of fearmongering, informative and speculative... and also vague. Strange that this pamphlet -- the kind you'd find at a shady gun show or flea market -- has as big of a cult following as it does.
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