Surviving and Thriving as a Targeted Individual: How to Beat Covert Surveillance, Gang Stalking, and Harassment Paperback – August 20, 2017

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Best advice I've heard regarding the traumatic experience that may never end. Unfortunately, there comes a time when you we have to accept that we cannot control the toxicities of our offenders and we must find a way to live alongside their toxicities. The first page describes things I've been experiencing since 2016. By 2018 I realized this mess was very organized, there was no way I was the only person to endure this kind of abuse, and I find it hard to believe that all of the offenders are brand new to this harassment.This book let me know I'm not alone and I can keep moving forward.

Very educational and helpful. Thanks for writing this book! Great insight and suggestions that I’ve begun to apply. I wish I’d read this long ago as I’ve suffered approaching 5 yrs. Recommendation, talk to someone, talk to a private investigator, and lastly talk to a legal advisor/lawyer to gain insight and help. Don’t give up, keep trying has been the best advice as well as volunteer as it takes your mind off the negative and helps one focus on the positive. A definite great help and read. You’re not alone and someone understands. Thank you!

Not every idea was for me however the overall perspective was framed well and very helpful if you’re dealing with targeted abuse or harassment.

This is good insight. I wish I had read it earlier before I started asking people for help and alienating them.

Kathy Meadows does give excellent advice to a certain extent. I've been stalked severely two times and she is right the more you pay attention to it and try to recruit help the more paranoid you look and then become. Also in the second case I made a false assumption about who was behind it and launched a juvenile smear attack to the very person that may have been trying to help. One area that I would add is to try to capture hard evidence and in dysfunctional families chances are they can be easily recruited. In the beginning I did try to ignore it and carry on as if nothing was happening but in my case this did lead to more damage. If possible capture real data; for example, I was getting prank telephone calls, intercepted and spoofed email, instant messages etc. Instead of saving and reporting them I erased them and or discarded the evidence, even when they were life-threatening. One such call was by female teenagers that wove together a death threat with contents of the exact page I was on in a book I was reading. When reporting anything as Ms Meadows suggests do not tell law enforcement about your theory of what is going on nor tell law enforcement how to do their job. After 2 years, I finally kept evidence the threatening call was left on voicemail. I called the bureau of investigation in my state and asked for that person to listen to it and asked what they thought. Before I would have called the telephone company and demanded that they do something, so wrong!! After that most of it stopped. I assume that people who are doing it for "fun" are not willing to go to jail for their games. Also keep a journal record it with your thoughts and then forget it until needed. Do be smart about who you keep in your life. If they lie smear you behind your back and try to make you do things you know are wrong or set you up to be the bad guy walk away no matter how much it hurts.Over the years I have heard many stories of gang stalking. It has brought down otherwise strong emotionally stable good people. I appreciate their sharing their stories I do not consider their sharing to be a terrible dump. We need to bring this conversation to the forefront on all forms of media. Whistle-blowing is a type of altruism and some evolutionary scientists believe that a mammalian species that does not have a foundation in altruism will go extinct. All of us make terrible mistakes we are all learning and evolving together. Try to be each other's keepers for the good of all.

This pamphlet about "thriving" with Defense, DOD targeting talks about "thriving". Part of the intent of the program is to keep you "poor" and suffering torture. I don't think that permits thriving. Generally, this is a lifetime program researching weapons technology, gathering data, permitted under the National Security Act. If you are targeted by them, you will be tortured continuously or from time to time at their need or discretion. If you move, it might take time for them to find you, but they will. Author's advice should be to "learn to live with it" if you are not mentally ill and just "targeted". This is a short "psychological" book advisory. Thank the author for writing it.

This book is filled with examples of what it is like to be a targeted individual and what they experience. She offers suggestions and how to stay positive when experiencing stalking by gang stalkers. More law enforcement agencies need to read this book and become more aware of this domestic terrorism that is going on in our country right now. So glad Ms. Meadows wrote about this insidious problem. A must-read! Thanks so much!