Nearly 100% of all reports of gang stalking is current and former police, military, firefighters, and their friends, relatives, and associates in the community doing it. And, it needs to stop.
As the FBI searches the home of Brian Laundrie, I reported that this homicide was likely initiated by “battered boyfriend syndrome,”- and a few “mystery people,” were interestingly close to, and even filming the couple, if not actually following them—the counter-narrative emerges that Laundrie initiated the violence that police documented in Moab, UT, on body cam, as police contemplated locking Gabby Petito in jail for domestic violence.
Here’s that counter-narrative, that some random caller saw Laundrie “slapping” Petito.
Its important to point out that ONLY that caller described HIM hitting HER. In fact Laundrie himself, two police officers, police reports, and even Ms. Petito herself acknowledged being the aggressor, and that, as she acknowledged an obsessive compulsive mental disorder!
Guys: when you find yourself in such situations LOCK HER UP IF YOU CAN. Get it into the legal record that she “started it.” GET HER THE HELP SHE NEEDS, though it’s not your responsibility to do that-and these chronically immature types of women will seldom if ever see themselves as the problem anyways, because western society rewards them for being this way.
And, get active bringing these facts to light, before women’s structural and institutional violence escalates, because privileged, gendered, western Jewish-Christian herds are ALL defective this exact way.
And, get the message out there that women who initiate domestic violence seldom get the help they need, because western society depends upon them to rack up male bodies in heaps, getting privilege points along the way.
My goal is not to relegislate the highly suspect, racist, ethnocentric Violence Against Women Act, (VAWA) or to minimize the impact of murders of people who die in DV related incidents, but to simply once again ask: when will men and the courts start taking female initiated violence seriously?
As we see since 1993 when the Domestic Violence Industrial Complex (DVIC) was foisted into the lives of the second tier of the western justice system, one thing remains fairly constant: this multi-billion dollar industry has replaced a normal economy where goods are bought, sold, and traded, with an economy where opinions, narratives, “assessments” and opinions are traded instead, in a unusual form of barter-and it is a quite profitable industry.
The other constant is this: in heterosexual relationships, women initiate most violence, and men seldom report the abuse, but are often blamed as the initiators of that violence- that men are saddled with the responsibility for women’s violence!
Such is the power of propaganda, as we see in this case too,
Here is the science behind this, which has only been validated, and revalidated one decade after the next, after the next- that women initiate violence more often, with often bad results.
And yet somehow, it is written into policy that men should just “ UCB up and take it like a man” which has eerie overtones of the Abrahamic Trifecta of bad religions—it is the very origin story of Adam, and his Eve, and it’s written into policy- not law.And it gets people hurt, and worse.
Double jeopardy is specifically discussed and defined in the United States Constitution, and it is anti-constitutional to deploy it as a weapon of state control of individuals. Yet every day, year in and year out, states across America have legions of individuals under state control,”24/7″ via the practice of double jeopardy.
From Project Censored, we get a glimpse of this unconstitutional practice:
Civil Commitment: The New Double Jeopardy
January 26, 2021
After completion of a prison sentence, individuals considered a danger to society can continue to be held indefinitely under what is called “civil commitment.” Civil commitment, which has been instituted in at least 20 states, is a legal process by which criminals convicted of sexual assaults, and shown to have a mental illness, are legally declared a danger to society and confined indefinitely in treatment facilities following their release from prison.
After prison, individuals who are considered a threat to society are presented before a judge who makes the final decision of whether there is enough probable evidence for a civil commitment trial. Additionally, individuals sometimes receive treatment while awaiting trial and the information disclosed in confidentiality during these sessions has been used against them in the trial.
Though the U.S. Constitution specifically outlaws double jeopardy, it is practiced in every state of the union, and that started in the VAWA era of 1993, with the sex offender laws and so-called domestic violence laws of the post-Porn Wars, where we saw so-called feminists united with ultra-conservatives to eradicate pornography, and even sex itself, outside of marriage.
Further and more despicably, we saw the re-enshrinement of highly gendered discourse that “protects women and children” from “male violence,” and excused women from culpability for crimes of the domestic arena. Despite the courts having ruled against double jeopardy for juvenile offenders many on the sex offenders lists are juveniles whose alleged crimes took place before the legal age of maturity, and the double jeopardy of lifetime listing creates the false appearance of harmful individuals and denies any second chances.
The net goal of these fake Porn Wars era feminists, and their religion afflicted neocon supporters was that they further enshrined the sexism, and gender bias of pre-porn wars era’s, and in their quest for power, they allied themselves with the exact institutional and structural elements built by religious conservatives and police powers that have historically maintained gender separation, and gender inequality for all of time.
Here is what the constitution says about double jeopardy:
“The constitutional prohibition against ‘double jeopardy’ was designed to protect an individual from being subjected to the hazards of trial and possible conviction more than once for an alleged offense. . . . The underlying idea, one that is deeply ingrained in at least the Anglo-American system of jurisprudence, is that the State with all its resources and power should not be allowed to make repeated attempts to convict an individual for an alleged offense, thereby subjecting him to embarrassment, expense and ordeal and compelling him to live in a continuing state of anxiety and insecurity, as well as enhancing the possibility that even though innocent he may be found guilty.”39 A second “vitally important interest[ ]” embodied in the Double Jeopardy Clause “is the preservation of ‘the finality of judgments.’ ”
Beyond the unconstitutionality of this practice, what is revealed is the nature of how “third party punishment” is utilized to target individuals who have the misfortune of being caught up in this systemic abuse. And unsurprisingly, it is psychologists, social workers, parole officers and other state agents that act as de facto “Punishers” enacting post-VAWA and post-Clinton COPS era punishments that are termed as “community oriented policing,” but in fact act as a due process and civil liberty crushing mechanism in the hands of those who practice it.
All of that is documented in cases of “targeted individuals,” of “organized gang stalking,”that range from all of the well known complaints of being stalked by Citizens On Patrol, and other block club type of members as we saw in the case of Ahmaud Arbery, murdered in cold blood by one such gang; and daily harassment like garbage thrown in their yards, to the more heinous practices outlined in this article by Teri Webster, where we see the account of a so-called sex offender getting boxed in by semi-trailer trucks on the freeway, or as the local fire department records his house with a camera, “24/7.”
Related Story:Ahmaud Arbery was out jogging one day when a gang of stalkers murdered him in cold blood. That gang, like ALL gangs of stalkers, included a retired police detective, who was on the phone with police dispatch, and that detectives son. It also included a neighbor who tried to hit Arbery with a car, and a local prosecutor who had targeted Arbery for several years. That “bizarre” stalking included one attempt several years earlier to use an actual electronic weapon–a Taser–to assault Arbery without cause, which was captured on a horrifying video. His mother will be holding a vigil on February 23rd to mark the anniversary of his murder.
This practice of double jeopardy has expanded into other areas of law, particularly in cases that are settled with plea deals, and other administrative processes that cleverly avoid jury trials. And it has ballooned since 9-11 from merely targeting sex offenders to the wider social practice of what we see in the case of the eBay stalkers targeting writers and critics outside of the law. The practice is so widespread, that we see online search engines exploding with requests for data on “gang stalking” and its practitioners too, with hundreds of thousands of searches added each year.
Then, there is the complaint of complete gas lighting of this topic in main stream media too, though journalists are starting to see the light in pieces such as this, this, or this.
Again, from Project Censored:
Sarah Lazare of In These Times reports that after talking to numerous individuals with first-hand knowledge, including those held in civil commitment, this process does the opposite of what it has set forth to do. People confined under civil commitment statutes report enduring verbal abuse, inadequate care for their mental health, and an extension of the prison environments they came from with little rehabilitation. Moreover, the tests and evaluation tools used to assess whether an individual’s progress through their mental health treatment—such as polygraph “lie detectors” – are not “universally accepted as sound science.”
Those incarcerated as a result of civil commitment find themselves doing more time for the same crime. Lazare found that at one civil commitment treatment facility in Illinois, Rushville, 288 people – or half of the people being held in the institution—had been held for more than 10 years, including 76 people in custody at Rushville since it opened in 2006.
