Why Are Victims Alleging Things That Do Not Seem To Be True?
This FBI guide shows first hand the power of discrediting. It clearly shows how the addition of false unbelievable claims can: discredit the legitimate claims they are mixed with, confuse, aggravate and hamper experienced investigators, provide and bolster legal defense of legitimate crimes while discouraging belief, overall investigation and prosecution of legitimate crimes.
This guide is written by and from the perspective of a well trained, experienced and high ranking FBI agent that investigated many reports of ritualistic abuse during his career. How did child tortures manipulate Law Enforcement investigations, the legal system and public opinion in order to get away with heinous crimes? They actively discredited the crimes they committed.
How does the current torture based "mind control" crime continue almost unabated. The criminals actively discredit the heinous crimes they repeatedly commit.
Discredit Law and Legal Definition
discredit means to destroy or impair the credibility or reputation of a person or thing. For example, impairing the credibility of a witness's testimony, a piece of evidence, or a theory.
When used in the context of military laws, ‘discredit" means to injure the reputation of the armed forces. This clause of Article 134 makes punishable conduct which has a tendency to bring the particular service into disrepute or which tends to lower it in public esteem. [United States v. Phillips, 69 M.J. 642, 645 (A.F. Ct. Crim. App. 2010)].
Discredit means to destroy or impair the credibility or reputation of a person or thing. For example, impairing the credibility of a witness's testimony, a piece of evidence, or a theory. When
definitions.uslegal.com
Discredit
discredited; discrediting; discredits
Synonyms of discredit
transitive verb
1: to refuse to accept as true or accurate :
DISBELIEVE
discredit a rumor
2: to cause disbelief in the accuracy or authority of
trying to discredit the claims of a rival
a discredited theory
3: to deprive of good
repute :
DISGRACE
personal attacks meant to discredit his opponent
noun
1: loss of credit (see
CREDIT entry 1 sense 3) or reputation
I knew stories to the discredit of England—W. B. Yeats
2: lack or loss of belief or confidence :
DOUBT
contradictions cast discredit on his testimony
to refuse to accept as true or accurate : disbelieve; to cause disbelief in the accuracy or authority of; to deprive of good repute : disgrace… See the full definition
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Sometime in early 1983 I was first contacted by a law enforcement agency for guidance in what was then thought to be an unusual case. The exact date of the contact is unknown because its significance was not recognized at the time. In the months and years that followed, I received more and more inquiries about "these kinds of cases." The requests for assistance came (and continue to come) from all over the United States. Many of the aspects of these cases varied, but there were also some commonalities. Early on, however, one particularly difficult and potentially significant issue began to emerge.
These cases involved and continue to involve unsubstantiated allegations of bizarre activity that are difficult either to prove or disprove. Many of the unsubstantiated allegations, however, do not seem. to have occurred or even be possible. These cases seem to call into question the credibility of victims of child sexual abuse and exploitation. These are the most polarizing, frustrating, and baffling cases I have encountered in more than 18 years of studying the criminal aspects of deviant sexual behavior.
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Supervisory Special Agent Lanning states clearly that "these kind of cases" are "the most frustrating, and baffling cases I have encountered" because victims claims of childhood sexual abuse "involve unsubstantiated allegations of bizarre activity that are difficult to prove or disprove" and "many of the unsubstantiated allegations, do not seem to have occurred or even be possible" calling "into question the credibility of victims of child sexual abuse and exploitation."
When unbelievable fictitious claims are made in conjunction with factual reports the victims and their legitimate accusations are discredited. The scum that commits torture/trauma based slavery are some of the most disgusting monsters, but they are not dumb and they are the most manipulative pieces of shit on the planet. Victims and their memories were manipulated, they were "programed" to remember and thus if they came forward also report false, unbelievable, impossible, refutable, unprovable, bizarre, illogical events to discredit them and their legitimate claims of the crimes they were victims of.
The same tactic is used to try and cover up modern torture/trauma slavery. Victims and people claiming to be victims of covert torture and mind control often claim and post obviously delusional claims and beliefs about who, what, how and why these horrible crimes are being committed against them. Obvious delusional beliefs and claims severely discredit victims and the legitimate charges they make. This is by design and clearly shows the power of one of the original directives of the MK programs.
Discovery or the following materials and methods: that will promote illogical thinking and impulsiveness to the point where the receiver would be discredited in public, increase the frequency of mentaion and perception, prevent or counteract the effects of alcohol, promote signs and symptoms of recognized diseases in a reversible way so they can be used for malingering...
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https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1005&context=history_capstones
Malingering is not considered a mental illness. In the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5), malingering receives a V code as one of the other conditions that may be a focus of clinical attention. The DSM-5describes malingering as the intentional production of false or grossly exaggerated physical or psychological problems. Motivation for malingering is usually external (e.g., avoiding military duty or work, obtaining financial compensation, evading criminal prosecution, or obtaining drugs). [1]
Malingering is not considered a mental illness. In the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5), malingering receives a V code as one of the other conditions that may be a focus of clinical attention.
emedicine.medscape.com
To begin with lets throw the idea of satan right out the window. Its nonsense that has been purposely linked
to the underlying crime of torture/trauma facilitated dissociative mind control in order to confuse and confound investigation and hamper prosecution of this horrible crime. The manipulation of adding satan on top of real and horrendous crime perpetrated against children has had the effect of law enforcement looking at harmless people.
-Nature and influence of fantasy role-playing games, such as Dungeons and Dragons.
-Lyrics, symbolism, and influence of rock and roll, Heavy Metal, and Black Metal music.
-Teenage "stoner" gangs, their symbols, and their vandalism.
-Teenage suicide by adolescents dabbling in the occult.
The local long haired skinny social outcast that wore a black trench coat, played fantasy role playing games and held a devil ceremony.. complete with black candles and a Slayer album cover.. to try impress that neighborhood "freak" girl are the least of anybodies worries.
Examining both scholarly and journalists work about "mind control" and "gangstalking" crimes, they almost all start with a very similar summarization. Something along the lines of: since 911, an estimated 10,000 people have claimed that they are the victims of 24/7 surveillance, covert and remote torture, harassment, mind control utilizing advanced technology. They also give accounts of obvious and undeniable paranoia and delusion including many claims about "gang stalking."
“Am I going crazy or am I being stalked?” Inside the disturbing online world of gangstalking
MIT
Right now, on Facebook pages, forums, blogs, YouTube channels, and subreddits across the internet, thousands of people are sharing their belief that they are being “gangstalked.” These self-described “targeted individuals” say they are being monitored, harassed, and stalked 24/7 by governments and other organizations. Targeted individuals claim that seemingly ordinary people are in fact trained operatives tasked with watching or harassing them—delivery men, neighbors, colleagues, roommates, teachers, even dogs. And though small compared with the most popular online forums, gangstalking communities are growing quickly;
one estimate from 2016 suggested that there might be 10,000 people in such groups across the internet. Today, just one subreddit and one Facebook group adds up to over 22,000—and there are hundreds more groups scattered across different platforms.
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Forums where people discuss being “gangstalked” are messy and confusing—and they lead some down a dark path.
www.technologyreview.com
United States of Paranoia: They See Gangs of Stalkers
NYT
He would see
the operatives, he said, disguised as ordinary people, lurking around his Midtown Manhattan neighborhood. Sometimes they bumped into him and whispered nonsense into his ear, he said.
“Now you see how it works,” they would say.
At first, Mr. Trespas wondered if it was all in his head. Then he encountered a large community of like-minded people on the internet who call themselves “targeted individuals,” or T.I.s, who described going through precisely the same thing.
The group was organized around the conviction that its members are victims of a sprawling conspiracy to harass thousands of everyday Americans with mind-control weapons and armies of so-called gang stalkers. The goal, as one
gang-stalking website put it, is “to destroy every aspect of a targeted individual’s life.”
Mental health professionals say the narrative has taken hold among a group of people experiencing psychotic symptoms that have troubled the human mind since time immemorial. Except now victims are connecting on the internet, organizing and defying medical explanations for what’s happening to them.
The community, conservatively estimated to exceed 10,000 members, has proliferated since 9/11, cradled by the internet and fed by genuine concerns over government surveillance. A large number appear to have delusional disorder or schizophrenia, psychiatrists say.
Yet, the phenomenon remains virtually unresearched.
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An online community known as “targeted individuals” says its members are being surveilled by groups of stalkers as part of a sprawling conspiracy. But psychiatrists beg to differ.
www.nytimes.com
By utilizing discrediting techniques educated criminals are able to fool trained investigators, journalists, researchers and the public in general. This debates public interest, harvests respected journalists as unwitting spreaders of disinformation, confounds investigators, primes criminal defense and severely hampers criminal prosecution.
False allegations account for a proportion of most forms of reported crime, complicating the tasks of law enforcement personnel, prosecutorial authorities, and those involved in risk assessment and management. This chapter examines the research evidence on false claims of victimization in three specific areas, namely rape, stalking, and the associated phenomenon of “gang-stalking.” Studies of false allegations are beset with methodological difficulties that until comparatively recently have not been directly addressed, and this chapter focuses on the better designed research exercises.
AbstractFalse allegations account for a proportion of most forms of reported crime, complicating the tasks of law enforcement personnel, prosecutorial authoriti
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Why Are Victims Alleging Things That Do Not Seem To Be True?
This is the billion $ question. he pretty much has all the how for 1992, but misses the why.
These cases involved and continue to involve unsubstantiated allegations of bizarre activity that are difficult either to prove or disprove. Many of the unsubstantiated allegations, however, do not seem. to have occurred or even be possible. These cases seem to call into question the credibility of victims of child sexual abuse and exploitation.
Some of what the victims in these cases allege is physically impossible (victim cut up and put back together, offender took the building apart and then rebuilt it); some is possible but improbable (human sacrifice, cannibalism, vampirism); some is possible and probable (child pornography, clever manipulation of victims) ; and some is corroborated (medical evidence of vaginal or anal trauma, offender confessions) .
The most significant crimes being alleged that do not seem to be true are the human sacrifice and cannibalism by organized satanic cults.
In clinical and court settings, it is imperative to know whether posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and depression may make people susceptible to false memories. We conducted a review of the literature on false memory effects in participants with PTSD, ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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This shows how false allegation discrediting is used successfully to easily protect major organized crime from investigation, prosecution and during prosecution. Its powerful and rampant on the social media we use. Talk about mind control that actually works.
Matrix,resolution 666. Period
