Obviously TJ you're an extremely intelligent individual. Research Engineer? Geez, in a battle of wits with you I'm an unarmed man.
Bullshit.
So maybe I can put your mind to work in helping me figure this all out. Seems I'm surrounded by people with psychosis issues. My brother-in-law informed me he is, in fact, the reincarnation of St. Peter. --could be worse. (At least he's not Jesus I guess.)
Jesus is one of the most common turn-about metaphors in media MC (mind control - unfortunate term). From one who takes the sins of the world upon himself to one who is burdened by his own sins (essentially what Jesus meant to his peers at the moment of his crucifixion as opposed to the centuries afterwards). Whatever it takes to thrust someone into psychiatry. Look for it in context in film and television media. Read between the lines. You'll see what they're up to. John Nash (the nobel laureat was also probably a targeted individual. And the religious figure complex was part of his story too. Read Nassar's book - A Beautiful Mind). Its surprisingly easy to self-perceive as Jesus or some other religious figure amidst the pain and persecution. I did too for a time. For a time, I found God in my CDs back in the shock and awe stage.
http://afafa.org/AFAFA_Media_Continued.htm#Jesus1
http://afafa.org/AFAFA_Media_Continued.htm#Jesus2
"Both of them say they're Jesus. One of them must be wrong."
Dire Straights - Industrial Disease
http://www.searchlyrics.org/dire_str...l_disease.html
But anyway, he's absolutely convinced the Government is putting spyware on his computer every time it goes on the glitch.
http://afafa.org/AFAFA_E_Psych_Assaults.htm
He may be right. He may be wrong. But I do know that computer interference is in the arsenal. It's great for driving people nuts. How would you feel if your computer suddenly crashed for no apparent reason or your house power suddenly shut off for a moment just as you were about to finish a long email. If it causes pain, frustration and desperation and can't be proven as a form of harassment, then it's probably in the arsenal.
The careflight hospital helicopter is flying over to watch him, etc..
Dragging a copter's shadow across the ground by sight such that it passes over a targeted individual's home is one of the freak-out techniques in the arsenal. Rule of thumb: If it's something that can make someone paranoid or remind them that they're being watched AND can't be used as proof of anything, then it's probably in the arsenal. It's a paranoia game. It's a fear game.
The whirring of my ceiling fan is actually a frequency sound 'brainwasher'..(or something like that)
Modulating a sound upon the 60 hertz hum that creates a resultant beat-noting sound that is barely legible as a vocal sound (but which doesn't register as such on recordings) does appear to be one of the psych tools in the arsenal, though I haven't experienced it personally.
No amount of talking to him, or evidence would ever convince him otherwise. He spends most of his waking hours obsessing on reasons why this is all true. What would you tell someone like this?
What he's probably really obsessing on is how to be FREE again. All targeted individuals do. So would you, if you suddenly found yourself in the perfect tiger trap. And then, of course, maybe he's a paranoid delusional! It's difficult to tell, because the techniques are designed to EMULATE paranoia and schizophrenia - whatever it takes to thrust someone into psychiatry. And THAT'S part of why it's a perfect tiger trap.
Check out the Politics forum. We have people who believe Illuminati are really reptilian aliens and every single thing imaginable, from dates to pictures on money are all part of some gigantic evil scheme.
All of that is not to say that there aren't real schizophrenics and delusionals out there. And plenty of targeted individuals who haven't the slightest idea of what they're truly experiencing. There are plenty of conspiracy theorists, people who are angry with their government and the world they live in and bad theories. It's a complex world out there. That's part of why the arsenal of clandestine harassments techniques and technologies exist in the first place.
What can you say to someone when you see they're living their lives drowning in suspicion and fear for no real reason whatsoever? It reminds me of when I was a kid, hiding under the covers at night, horrified of the imaginary monsters. I can understand how tormented they must be and it bothers me that there's nothing I can say to convince them to pull the covers back, face the darkness, and realize what they're afraid of just isn't there.
You have no good way to know if it's 'for no real reason whatsoever'. Only they truly do. But 'facing the darkness' is probably good advice - facing whatever thrust them into the tiger trap in the first place. Many people who are targeted probably ARE in need of help or change, but not all. The guiding philosophy appears to be to thrust us into psychiatry, into jail or into the grave or to bend our minds into shape or to give us a heaping helping of punishment and pain by any means necessary or to keep us at the end of a short leash or all of the above. I just wish they would restrict their attention to truly evil people. And/or reform it so that it looks more like justice or at least holds some light at the end of the tunnel for targets.
You've probably got an IQ like a phone number and there's no way in hell my meager little brain is going to be able to 'out reason' you on such matters.
Bullshit.
I'm foolish for even trying but it's tough for me to stand by and watch a life turn into a trainwreck when it's so unnecessary.
It's not easy. If I commanded you to give up smoke for the rest of your life, because it's good for you, would you do it? Why not? After all, the majority says you should. What are you waiting for? What if I gave you a thorough beating to encourage you. Would that make you more or less inclined to obey? Are you just a Skinnerian lab rat or an intelligent being with a will of your own? I face similar dilemmas. And even if I obeyed lock, stock and barrel, I still have no assurance that my troubles wouldn't resurface again at any time, if I strayed from the strictly straight and narrow.
You're a scientist, right? Couldn't you apply Occam's Razor, or some sort of scientific logic to your beliefs to test their validity? Doesn't your research training demand that you question, and requestion your own conclusions?
I was/am an engineer who had the good fortune to have the opportunity to dabble in and support scientific research. But I am not a PhD.
Sure, I've questioned everything at one time or another. There are a number of reasons to be certain. One of them is the fact that I came home from work one day to find the front door to my apartment standing wide open with no sign of break-in and my computer screen, television and CD player missing only to reappear again two days later neatly stacked in front of my front door early in the morning. But most of my experience has been far less... tangible.