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Raising awareness of the theory of 'gang stalking' aka community mobbing, organized stalking, Targeted Individuals. Other blogs with related content also deal with issues of mind control, unethical human experimentation through various methods. ©2007-2024
Maybe I am the wrong person to answer, but I don't see it as too big. It is a journal of a TI, and related sites and the bigger picture when relevant. Having an Introductory section as you do should address the concerns of a new TI.
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It is useful to us: to know what's happening (is the old girl alive or dead?) and to share insights on what's being done, who's behind it and how best to resist.
ReplyDeleteBut it is perhaps too much for a new TI to wade through.
On the other hand, Eleanor White makes her blog
http://www.raven1.net/restofsite.shtml
so orientated to being credible for new TIs and non-TIs, that perhaps something is being lost.
I'm trying, myself, not to be cornered into only, or even mainly, talking about what a bunch of sadistic madmen are trying to do to me, and trying, instead, to voice the sort of thought which they are attempting to suppress.
Perhaps do a "stalking victim's guide" on one blog that doesn't get updated every day (sometimes articles get pushed into the archive on your blog because you've posted so many new ones, so quickly, or because they are quite long (I should talk).) Then keep up a "resistor's diary" type blog.
And with links both ways between the two.
Maybe you can put super old posts on an archive blog to keep them separate from the newer ones and move older posts there as they become old. The blog as artform? has not been around that long. What do others with old blogs do? I personally like to read blogs (old or not) from the beginning to see what the blogger intended to do with his/her blog. I would hope my readers read mine from the beginning, at least the first few posts to get a good idea.
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