Sharing Their Demons on the Web

[groovedaddy]

FOR years they lived in solitary terror of the light beams that caused searing headaches, the technology that took control of their minds and bodies. They feared the stalkers, people whose voices shouted from the walls or screamed in their heads, “We found you” and “We want you dead.”

When people who believe such things reported them to the police, doctors or family, they said they were often told they were crazy. Sometimes they were medicated or locked in hospital wards, or fired from jobs and isolated from the outside world.

But when they found one another on the Internet, everything changed. So many others were having the same experiences.

Type “mind control” or “gang stalking” into Google, and Web sites appear that describe cases of persecution, both psychological and physical, related with the same minute details — red and white cars following victims, vandalism of their homes, snickering by those around them.

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/13/fashion/13psych.html?th&emc=th

[amdezurik]

1. ah, a diagnosis of the RNC...

[Celebration]

2. Speaking of stalking

Did I read somewhere that Google is tracking our searches? If Google is tracking our searches, then consider that I feel stalked.

I think I will pass on putting "gang stalking" into Google. Paranoid Me.