FBI Gangstalking Programs

The FBI and Its Role in Gangstalking Programs: Domestic Surveillance, Psychological Harassment, and the Silencing of Dissent

For decades, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has presented itself as a protector of justice, rooting out corruption, terrorism, and organized crime. But behind that public image lies a long, documented history of covert domestic surveillance, political repression, and psychological operations used to neutralize individuals deemed a threat to the status quo.

Today, many Targeted Individuals (TIs) believe that the FBI is not only complicit in but is a coordinating force behind modern Gangstalking programs—networks of organized, covert harassment campaigns designed to isolate, discredit, and destroy civilians under the guise of national security.

This is not a fringe theory—it’s a continuation of documented FBI operations that have simply gone dark, digital, and more sophisticated.

👁️‍🗨️ What Is Gangstalking?

Gangstalking is the coordinated, covert harassment of a targeted person by multiple individuals over an extended period of time. It includes:

24/7 surveillance
Street-level stalking and intimidation
Noise campaigns
Slander and character assassination
Entrapment and setups
Workplace sabotage
Home break-ins with no sign of forced entry
Psychological tactics to induce fear, anxiety, or paranoia

These operations are designed to destabilize the target’s mental health, destroy their relationships, discredit them publicly, and ultimately silence or neutralize them—without ever formally charging them with a crime.

🕵️‍♂️ The FBI’s Historical Blueprint: COINTELPRO

The FBI’s current role in gangstalking echoes a notorious operation from its own past:
COINTELPRO (Counter Intelligence Program)

From 1956 to 1971, the FBI ran a covert campaign to infiltrate, discredit, and destroy American dissidents, including:

Civil rights leaders (e.g., Martin Luther King Jr.)
Anti-war activists
Whistleblowers
Black Panthers
Native American organizers
Peaceful political opposition

Tactics used in COINTELPRO included:

Illegal wiretaps
False accusations and forged documents
Harassment and surveillance
Disrupting families and social circles
Psychological manipulation
Pressuring employers, friends, and neighbors

Although the program was officially ended in 1971, no one was held accountable—and no laws were passed to stop it from evolving.

🔍 The FBI and Modern Gangstalking

Today’s gangstalking programs are far more advanced, digitally integrated, and plausibly deniable. Whistleblowers and former agents have described the FBI’s role as:

✅ Coordinator of “Community Policing” Networks

Through partnerships with local law enforcement, fusion centers, and private security contractors, the FBI enables community-based surveillance programs under the guise of “terrorism prevention” and “suspicious activity reporting.”

These networks often become the boots on the ground for gangstalking—neighbors, security guards, service workers, or even family members unknowingly or knowingly participating.

✅ Handler of Watchlists

The FBI maintains and controls several domestic watchlists, including the Terrorist Screening Database (TSDB). Victims allege they are secretly placed on watchlists based on false information, vague accusations, or retaliation—leading to surveillance, harassment, and rights violations with no due process.

✅ Information Sharing via Fusion Centers

Fusion centers were established after 9/11 to centralize intelligence from local, state, and federal agencies. These centers reportedly distribute personal information, surveillance data, and behavioral alerts about targets to law enforcement and private contractors who then stalk or harass the individuals in coordinated efforts.

✅ Approval and Oversight of “Non-Investigative Techniques”

The FBI can authorize FISA warrants, bulk surveillance, and behavioral threat assessments without a formal investigation—effectively sanctioning surveillance and harassment campaigns outside of legal boundaries.

🧠 Psychological Warfare: A Tool of Control

The goal of gangstalking is not just to monitor. It is to break down the target psychologically.

By leveraging repetition, fear, humiliation, and isolation, the FBI and its partners seek to induce:

Mental breakdowns
Job loss
Social exile
Medical misdiagnoses (e.g., schizophrenia)
Suicide

And because these attacks are “non-lethal” and hard to prove, they allow the agency to silence dissenters without courtrooms, bullets, or arrests.

This is political repression disguised as community safety.

⚖️ Why It’s Illegal

Gangstalking violates numerous laws and constitutional protections, including:

The First Amendment – Freedom of speech and expression
The Fourth Amendment – Protection from unreasonable searches and surveillance
The Eighth Amendment – Prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment
18 U.S. Code § 241 & 242 – Conspiracies to deprive civil rights under color of law
The U.N. Convention Against Torture – Forbids psychological harassment as a form of torture

Despite these legal protections, no agency has been held accountable, and victims are denied justice under the excuse of national security or mental illness.

🧩 The Perfect Crime: Deniability by Design

One of the most chilling aspects of gangstalking is its engineered invisibility:

There are no official files or investigations
Participants often don’t even know the full scope of what they’re doing
Targets are gaslit and discredited
The harassment mimics symptoms of mental illness
The government denies everything

This is how the FBI hides the truth: by making it unbelievable.

✊ Exposing the FBI’s Role in Gangstalking

If the FBI was willing to destroy civil rights leaders and journalists in the 1960s, what makes anyone think they’ve stopped?

If anything, they’ve become more dangerous, because now they have:

Facial recognition and biometric tracking
Artificial intelligence for threat prediction
National data-sharing networks
Access to microwave and directed energy technologies
A society willing to dismiss victims as delusional

📢 Final Word: We Must Speak the Truth

Gangstalking is not random.
It is not imagined.
It is not a local problem.

It is a federal counterintelligence program, and the FBI is at the top.

The truth must be exposed.
The victims must be believed.
And the perpetrators must be held accountable—no matter how high up they are.

Maxis Richards