Skeptic Project

Their wall makes my brain hurt. I needed a good dose of paranoia. They even blame the tornadoes in the midwest earlier this week on HAARP, and there's crap about a disaster drill. Lolwut?

Ooo, they even have the nuclear fallout map from Japan that Snopes and Phil Plait debunked, and on that discussion thread, someone links prison planet! People will also soon start dropping dead (as of March 2011), from the nuclear fallout and toxic Gulf of Mexico.

CTers just never come up with anything new. They always just move from one disaster to the next, claiming it will kill us somehow, but it never happens. All in all a classic CT group. Nothing, absolutely NOTHING, can happen without gubbermint doing it.

What the hell is "gang stalking"? The info page for the group doesn't explain it, but then again doesn't explain what HAARP is (I know what it is, though visitors might now).

Speaking of Gulf of Mexico though, I wish I had it, but I saw some place a guy claiming that it takes a few years for all that toxic stuff floating around in the atmosphere to rain down and destroy North America, conveniently, this was well after the initial disaster predictions failed to happen.

Roxette> I did some looking and as far as I can tell "gang stalking" has something to do with hearing negative voices in your sleep that are meant to lure and coerce you into doing things that you would never do. Oh and psychopaths are always on your tail.

An anti-psychotic would do wonders for these people.

Okay, I found a video that clears it up a bit more, although its no less psychotic.

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Depending on who you talk to gang stalking varies a bit but here is what it seems to have in common: Targeted Individuals being watched and followed, hearing voices, and mind control. And of course its the government.

I saw at least one of the users of this group had a blue awareness ribbon that said 'targeted individual' as their profile pic.

wowsers, its worrying, the number of undiagnosed paranoid schizophrenics which are involved in Conspiracy Theories.
Funnily enough I was talking about this to my friend while out and about yesterday, we were discussing how the traits and details of the conspiracy theories border with schizophrenia, and that the new age and CT movements theories are often watered down versions of the delusions, or even carbon copy explanations of the beliefs schizophrenics exhibit.
Which may imply that the people who believe them to be true may themselves have schizophrenic tendencies.

My pop thinks that because a lot of people are depressed, they are all exhibiting paranoia, and they need to just talk to people who will help them as opposed to other potential depressed paranoid people in some kind of half ass self validating 'help' group. he probably has a good point.