The Franchising of GangStalking
You’ve probably heard the unsettling stories about targets trying to escape GangStalking, only to find themselves pursued and harassed in new locations. The truth is, GangStalking operates as a network of businesses and associates — and one of their key strategies involves franchising their operations across different locations worldwide.
How Do They Locate You?
If you’ve relocated to a nearby town or a sizable city to escape, chances are that at least one of the stalkers was already living there. Once they are alerted that a Targeted Individual is nearby, they are dispatched to follow you around, assess your surroundings, neighbors, and identify employees or acquaintances who might assist them.
They often discover your new location through:
For TIs under constant surveillance, stalkers may have access to your ocular and auditory signals. If you don’t move a considerable distance, the connection remains intact. If you move far enough away, it may disrupt the connection — they then resort to the tracking techniques above to locate you and reestablish that connection and the various monetary value you represent, which is the primary purpose of their network.
How Do They Sustain Their Operations?
When Narcs start a business, they often secure financing from what we at ConsUncovered refer to as ConHQ. They recruit employees from their existing crew and network or even from other networks, learning the ropes of the legitimate business they front. In some cases they take over existing fronts as the original individuals retire or move on to other criminal endeavors — adopting the same names or identities as their predecessors, maintaining a semblance of continuity.
Narc franchises operate as closed circuits, conducting business within their network and circulating income and legitimacy among themselves.
InfraGard and Rumors
Narcs require their businesses to offer legitimacy, and their franchises serve two primary purposes: controlling employment opportunities to keep Targeted Individuals jobless, and driving non-network businesses out to maintain control over the general population.
The FBI’s InfraGard membership offers an avenue for that legitimacy — the appearance that they work in law enforcement. If a Narc has been tapping individuals who have applied and the FBI offers membership, they figure out how the Narcs have been operating and get to see who’s involved. This is why when they go after you, they go after your friends and close business associates.
This association with law enforcement — amongst the many other convoluted lies — enables them to take information given to them by the FBI, then use that relationship and its appearances to keep up with their TIs. Which might be you.
FAQ
Through credit card transactions, change of address records, employee references, phone communications, marketing lists, bank records, and driver’s license updates. For TIs under V2K surveillance, the ocular and auditory connection may also follow if they don’t move far enough to break it.
ConHQ is the term ConsUncovered uses for the financing source behind Narc-operated front businesses — the upper tier that funds, organizes, and sustains the franchise network.
Closed circuits — hiring only from within, circulating income among themselves. When a front operator retires, the next Narc takes over the same identity and business to maintain continuity.
InfraGard is an FBI partnership program. Narcs exploit the appearance of this association to give their operations a law enforcement veneer — using it to track TIs and justify surveillance to lower-level recruits.
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Now You Know
