Psychology Talk

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The dictionary defines the term “target” as: “To make a target for
attack or bombardment, to setup or designate as a target or goal.” The
term “target” falls short of describing the experiences of victims of
directed energy weapons and gang stalking. They are, in fact, not
simply targeted, but, under attack, the victims of a full-scale war
against their minds and emotions. We tend to think of an “attack” or
assault as something done with physical weapons, i.e., a knife, a gun,
etc. Proof of the attack is usually a physical wound or casualty.
However, directed energy weapons do not leave behind any physical
evidence of their use. Psychological assaults through gang-stalking do
not produce physical wounds. Are they damaging?

What do you know?

JeanneDArc~

Zurikela · Guest

On Jun 21, 11:55 am, joandarc.or.joan...@gmail.com wrote:

Frank · Guest

<joandarc.or.joan930@gmail.com> wrote in message
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The dictionary defines the term "target" as: "To make a target for
attack or bombardment, to setup or designate as a target or goal." The
term "target" falls short of describing the experiences of victims of
directed energy weapons and gang stalking. They are, in fact, not
simply targeted, but, under attack, the victims of a full-scale war
against their minds and emotions. We tend to think of an "attack" or
assault as something done with physical weapons, i.e., a knife, a gun,
etc. Proof of the attack is usually a physical wound or casualty.
However, directed energy weapons do not leave behind any physical
evidence of their use. Psychological assaults through gang-stalking do
not produce physical wounds. Are they damaging?

What do you know?

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The above is an attack on sane people

Big Bad Bob · Guest

joandarc.or.joan930@gmail.com so witilly quipped: