NGO
Overview
Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and service clubs have been implicated in gangstalking operations. While presenting charitable facades, some members use organizational networks for coordinated harassment.
Service Organizations
Lions Club
- Lions Club - International service organization
- Lions Club Switzerland - Swiss chapter
Other Service Clubs
- Rotary Club - Business networking organization
- Kiwanis - Youth-focused service organization
Connection to Gangstalking
Some examples of groups involved in Gangstalking include some or all members of the following: College Fraternities and Sororities, Lions Club, Ku Klux Klan, current and former members of the Police, National Security Agencies, and the Military.
Organizational Advantages
These organizations provide:
- Business networks - Professional sabotage capabilities
- Community presence - Local coordination infrastructure
- Government connections - Law enforcement access
- Oath-based loyalty - Coordinated action potential
- Financial resources - Operational funding
Quotes
These fraternal and Masonic Cult Group members play a large role in Gangstalking campaigns. Their memberships in these groups make them more apt to be loyal, obedient, and in some cases trained in secret law enforcement and/or military weapons and techniques. ~ Progressionforever