>>213999234
A lot of police forces in the western world (or anywhere which requires substantial evidence for a prosecution) take preventative measures on who they perceive, rightly or wrongly, to be potential criminals. This essentially involves targeted harassment done in a legal but obvious way (even involving the general public in some cases), to make the person feel they are being watched at all times. This has the effect of essentially neutralising the target, as even when the police pull the heat off, they will still be paranoid and less likely to commit a crime.

I'm certain this is what a lot of the people who talk about "gangstalking" are experiencing - the ones who aren't plain old schizos at least. It's kind of a watered down version of east Germany's zersetzung. These people have captured the attention of the police for whatever reason, maybe said the wrong thing online, or someone with a vendetta put an anonymous tip on them, and then they start getting people making it blatantly obvious they're being watched or followed next time they're outside.

Why does all the most evil shit come out of Germany?