Skizit Gesture's video: Gangstalking-Invading Personal Space

Gangstalking is scenarios in which a person is a victim of overwhelming surveillance by multiple people. The people who participate play characters as if in a play. MOVES: Anything they can think of that interferes in your consciousness and puts the focus on them, supposedly I think to incite anger, fear, intimidation, all negative power stealing, time-consuming interference. If a stalker is in front of you, they are obviously doing something for your attention, but they also get up behind you without you knowing they are there. Stalkers assume characters. These are the ones I've encountered so far. They have been a child of 10, women of all ages, men of all ages. Most are slightly unkempt, have a used appearance. Most are seen on foot, however, some drive very expensive cars. If you are traveling, you get used to seeing the cars that stalk you. You can't assume everyone is a gangstalker but over a few seconds, it can become apparent by where they focus their attention. They may be constantly looking at you or pretend you don't exist. These characters will appear many times while the victim is outside their home. 1. Lot Loiterer. This one is the most abundant. This one will be seen hanging around in parking lots around your car when you come out of the store or hanging around in doorways. They are almost always on the phone. They will walk by you real hurriedly as if their phone is really important. They appear on the sidewalks when you go in or leave a store. They stand outside their cars smoking or reading. They stalk you multiple characters, some right after the other. 2. The Intervener. This person gets in your path of walking and weaves around or cuts in front of you or in some way intervenes in your progress toward your destination. 3. Puter Pretender. This character uses the computer as an excuse to get near you in coffee shops where you are using the computer. Many characters carry computers or roll them around in carts in the store. 4. Student. This person is young, carries backpack or books. May set up a study station really near you in a coffee shop and appear multiple times. 5. Ridiculous Raver. This character is dressed in an apparently ridiculous manner. The first one I saw, I didn't happen to have a camera on but he was really interesting. A gay man in very high heels walking as if the heels were hurting him. He had on fishnet stockings, a pencil skirt, I think a sweater and he was carrying shopping bags in both hands. He had on way too much makeup, mascara, rouge and lipstick. Here's the ridiculous part, he was entirely bald. I thought this might be part of the scenario so I kept my eyes open for another oddly dressed person. He showed up a couple days later at the food court in the mall. A gray haired older man had on a dirty overcoat, no pants and sandals. When I saw him, I knew the other was a stalker too. 6. Poser. This character blocks doorways. At the mall, he will be standing in the doorway when you come out of the bathroom, or he will be standing in the doorway when you try to leave a restaurant. He may even be in a parking lot in a still pose. 7. Butt Shadow. You feel a persence behind you and turn around and a person is standing still right behind you for no reason. 8. Overreacher. This person reaches into your personal space and picks up a magazine off a magazine rack or item in the grocery store. 9. Stupid Starer. This person sits in a restaurant and points his body toward you and stares as you eat or work on your computer. 10. Runner. This character runs through malls and may occur multiply, more than one. 11. Loud Talker. This character sits near you in a restaurant and talks really loud, or he is standing outside when you come out of a building, or near you at a store. 12. Stomper. An example is a large (black) man who sees you notice him, he walks toward you and if you get out your camera, he stomps the ground toward you. 13. Chemical Man. This man sprays pesticide and other toxic chemicals on you in your sleep or in stores. 14. Car Sitter. If you are in your vehicle, a rough looking car will park next to you and people will be on the phone. They sit outside in the parking lot or on the street with their lights on to let you know they are watching you. 15. Engine Revvers. These characters have cars with loud engines and they will race them for a period of time outside your house or they will drive in circles around your vehicle as you drive or park. 16. Gaystalkers. If you sitting in a coffee shop, a group will come and sit around you and talk loudly about cooking or clothes.