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originally posted by: Kester
Some people may need some meds at some time in their lives. What I've seen recently is repeat prescriptions dished out almost endlessly, then dangerous delusions caused by withdrawal when they stop taking them.
originally posted by: Shelbee
Yes they watch us if we come onto their radar - for one reason or another - however, we will quickly float on by once they have seen that we are of no perceived threat.
originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
a reply to: wdkirk
Hello? That is how gang stalking is planned by the NSA. It's done so that it doesn't look rational, or believable even. That is how covert ops can be conducted right under your nose. When someone speaks out about it, the ignorant masses will ask those equally ignorant questions, like 'why would they do this, or that' 'it doesn't make sense' It doesn't have to make sense to you, because you aren't a target.
It makes perfect sense to the NSA as to why they do these things the way they do them.
People that don't understand even the most basic elements of gang stalking will think because they can't see why this is happening, because none of it makes sense, means it isn't happening. Does that make sense? No, it just shows people who don't take any time to become more informed, will remain uninformed, especially if ;none of it makes any sense' to them. Because when you get to the conclusion that it doesn't add up, you give up trying to understand it entirely.
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