Targeting Phases

Summary

Targeting follows a systematic progression through distinct phases. Understanding these phases helps victims recognize where they are in the process and what to expect, potentially reducing the average 2-3 years of confusion most experience before understanding their situation.

Phase 0: Pre-Targeting

Victim Selection

• Could be anybody
• No specific criteria required
• Often random selection
• May be targeted for specific characteristics

Pre-Study Period

• Perpetrators study victim's routines
• Actions and habits analyzed
• Relationships mapped
• Vulnerabilities identified
• Victim completely unaware

Duration

• Months to years possible
• Information collected systematically
• Attack plan developed
• Resources allocated

Phase 1: Newbie (Initial Targeting)

Characteristics

• Recently enrolled in targeting program
• Completely unaware of situation
• Perpetrators control the pace
• Cards not played all at once

Common Tactics

• Workplace mobbing begins
• Strange events at home
• Public harassment starts
• Financial pressures mount

Traps to Avoid

• Moving residences unnecessarily
• Changing jobs impulsively
• Seeking wrong medical help
• Spending money on ineffective solutions

System Design

• Specifically designed to drain finances
• Make victim financially dry
• Eliminate all support systems
• Remove ability to sustain self

Phase 2: Suspicion Phase

Timeline

• Within months of initial targeting
• Strange events accumulating
• Things going wrong consistently
• Pattern becoming noticeable

Experiences

• Work problems escalating
• Home environment hostile
• Public spaces uncomfortable
• Everyone acting strangely

Challenge

• Difficult to name the problem
• Events seem coincidental
• Cannot identify cause
• Continue struggling without understanding

Key Need

• Get knowledge quickly
• Avoid losing more money
• Hold onto employment
• Preserve relationships if possible

Phase 3: First Knowledge

Discovery Phase

• After months of strange events
• Begin learning terminology
• Discover gangstalking concept
• Find electronic harassment information

Common Reactions

• Information hard to digest
• Seems unbelievable
• Doesn't appear logical
• Motive unclear

Reality Check

• Perpetrators are paid employees
• Money-making scheme
• Profit-driven operation
• Just business to them

Biggest Mistakes

• Remaining in denial
• Dismissing information
• Staying in this phase too long
• Believing misinformation

Misinformation Dangers

• Deliberate confusion campaigns
• False explanations promoted
• Keep victims in dark
• Prevent effective response

Phase 4: Full Understanding

System Recognition

• Electronic harassment + gangstalking
• Organized stalking as complete system
• Understanding A to Z of targeting
• Full picture becomes clear

Common Misconceptions (False Hope)

• Belief it can be reversed
• Hope for normal life again
• Microchip removal theories
• Lawsuit victory fantasies

Reality

• Not simple chip to remove
• System is sophisticated
• Legal victory nearly impossible
• Must adapt, not expect reversal

Phase 5: Experienced TI

Timeline

• After years of targeting
• Patterns fully recognized
• Same routines observed
• Pain becomes familiar

Danger Points

• Temptation to join perpetrators
• Better deals offered
• Promises of relief
• Still unpleasant even if joining

Community Role

• Help next victim understand faster
• Reduce 2-3 year confusion period
• Share knowledge strategically
• Build community resources

Goals

• Make targeting quicker to recognize
• Reduce financial losses
• Preserve relationships
• Maintain mental stability

Key Insight

All Events Are Orchestrated

• Nothing is coincidence
• Everything is manufactured
• Artificial circumstances
• Designed to appear random

Strategic Response

• Sit still and observe
• Don't react impulsively
• Document everything
• Build knowledge systematically

Victim Profile

Who Gets Targeted

• Good working people
• Skilled professionals
• Intelligent individuals
• Not criminals
• Educated persons
• Potential contributors to society

Why It Matters

• Skills could fight targeting
• Intelligence can understand system
• Professional abilities wasted
• Community loses valuable members

Average Timeline

Goal for Community

The objective is to reduce the 2-3 year average time victims spend in confusion, losing money, friends, and sanity before understanding their situation. Experienced TIs should focus on creating resources that accelerate recognition for new victims.