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Attempts to be taken off the watch list
The target will contend with how to end the stalking.
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If they try to wait it out this is unlikely to work as people report being stalked for
years, decades even.
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If they go to the police, they are likely to be referred to mental health services,
rather than the police admitting to the existence of gang stalking.
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If they try to eradicate it by moving to a different location within the same
country, it is highly likely to start up again soon after moving, as these programs
seem to be nationwide
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If they contact other government departments they may face a wall of
bureaucracy and those government departments are unlikely to understand the
stalking.
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If they try to convey to the surveillance team that they know they are being
stalked in an attempt to get them to stop the stalking, it is highly unlikely to work as
the company doing the stalking on behalf of the government will be profiting from
the stalking and will not want to give up that profit.
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If they try to mount a legal challenge, they will likely have trouble collecting the
evidence necessary, particularly as they do not have access to number plate
databases, so cannot prove the identity and nature of employment of the individuals
stalking them.
The only thing that is reported to have a reasonable chance of success is to leave the
country.
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