Mobbing in Modern Society

Mobbing in Modern Society



Mobbing

Mobbing consists of many individuals uniting to persecute an individual.

Many individuals uniting to persecute an individual may also be diagnosed as ideas of persecution.

Mobbing: Dr. Heinz Leymann and PTSD

Mobbing research was pioneered in the 1980s by German-born Swedish scientist Heinz Leymann.

"As professor and practicing psychologist, Dr. Heinz Leymann also noted one of the side-effects of Mobbing is Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and is frequently misdiagnosed. After making this discovery he successfully treated thousands of mobbing victims at his clinic in Sweden." - Wikipedia

Mobbing: Coercive Mind Control Tactics - Margaret Thaler Singer, Ph.D

Coercive psychological systems are behavioral change programs which use psychological force in a coercive way to cause the learning and adoption of an ideology or designated set of beliefs, ideas, attitudes, or behaviors.

These tactics are usually applied in a group setting by "friends and allies" of the victim and this keeps the victim from putting up the ego defenses we normally maintain in known adversarial situations.

TACTIC 1: Increase suggestibility; Sleep restriction and/or Nutritional restriction.
TACTIC 2: Establish control over the person's social environment; isolation and economic.
TACTIC 3: Prohibit disconfirming information.
TACTIC 4: Make the person re-evaluate them self and prior conduct in negative ways.
TACTIC 5: Create a sense of powerlessness.
TACTIC 6: Create strong aversive emotional arousals by use of intense humiliation and intense guilt.
TACTIC 7: Intimidate the person with the force of group-sanctioned psychological threats.

By confusing, intimidating and silencing their victims, those who profit from these systems evade exposure and prosecution for actions recognized as harmful and which are illegal in most countries such as: fraud, false imprisonment, undue influence, involuntary servitude, intentional infliction of emotional distress, outrageous conduct and other tortuous acts.

Mobbing: Psychiatrist Marie-France Hirigoyen

Psychiatrist Marie-France Hirigoyen, author of Le harcèlement moral

Often, emotional abuse builds over a long period of time until it becomes so unbearable that victims lash out in frustration and anger, only to appear unstable and aggressive themselves - psychiatrist Marie-France Hirigoyen

This, according to Hirigoyen, is the intent of many abusers: to systematically "destabilize" and confuse their victims (with irrational, threatening behavior that preys on the victim's fears and self-doubts), to isolate and control them and ultimately to destroy their identity.

Mobbing: Fear and Humiliation

Fear and showing signs of fear can be used to humiliate a victim of mobbing.

One tactic of mobbing is to provoke a victim through threats and interpret fear or induce fear in attempts to ridicule or humiliate the victim.

Mobbing: Bringing Down Others or Higher and Lower

Mobbing can consist of trying to bring down a victim through fear and ridicule linked to psychological warfare or in attempts to bring themselves up higher.

Mobbing: Fear and Vulnerabilities

Mobbing in modern society can consist of trying to create different vulnerabilities linked to losing your means of subsistence, isolation, psychological harassment or mobbing combined with using psychiatry to discredit a victim linked to psychological integrity, as a threat linked to false profiles and accusations, incarceration under false pretenses, or other strong arm tactics to induce or use fear.

A group uniting to create vulnerabilities or to make a victim feel vulnerable in order to induce fear, fear linked to honor and humiliation used in mobbing.

- Fear is linked to the use of honor and humiliation or threats of humiliation in psychological manipulations such as fear-of-fear and fear-of-humiliation used in mobbing.

- Fear is linked to psychological manipulations or attempts to prevent exposure of crimes committed against individuals and our society through fear or intimidation.

In some cases the motive behind creating vulnerabilities is to be able to induce fear, which can be used in repetitive threats with the goal or attempts to use fear conditioning and the PTSD weapon, the PTSD weapon also linked to the homelessness weapon.

Mobbing: Fear-of-Humiliation and Violence

Mobbing can consist of using fear and building up the importance of fear to use humiliation and fear-of-fear or fear-of-humiliation. With the buildup of the importance of fear and the use of humiliation or repetitive humiliation resulting in fear-of-fear or fear-of-humiliation a victim of this type of psychological manipulation can react with hyper-combativeness or aggressiveness when confronted with hostility.

The result can be physical violence, criminal charges, innocent victims being injured, the label of being a psychiatric danger to society, and rage shootings.

Mobbing: Fear-of-Fear and PTSD

Mobbing in modern society can consist of using high levels of stress and sleep deprivation to exhaust the victim combined with threats, provocation, hostility, fear-of-fear, and fear-of-humiliation to keep the victim under threat or on guard over a long period of time in attempts to induce PTSD.

Over a long period of time hormones can be lowered, the victim can begin to fear or avoid provocation and hostility due to the added physical damage linked to cortisol and adrenaline.

Environmental factors such as sound distortions or beeping and even words or trigger words can be added or used in the attempts to induce PTSD.

Mobbing: Advanced Sound Technology and PTSD

Mobbing in modern society can include advanced sound technology to sleep deprive a victim.

The victim is sleep deprived, exhausted, hormones lowered, and submitted to mobbing conditions, which increases the physical damage linked to cortisol and adrenaline, and weakens and exhausts a victim more quickly and easily over a long period of time in order to induce PTSD.

Mobbing: Sound Technology, Psychological Defenses, Threats, PTSD

One mobbing tactic is to stand out of view and make subtle threats in order to bypass psychological defenses and induce fear.

Here too psychiatry can be used as a threat to prevent a response to provocation or threats linked to bypassing psychological defenses. (behavior interpreted as strange, speaking, laughter, anger)

Sound technologies can be used to subject a victim to 24/7 threats, hostility, and provocation used to wear down a victim or weaken their psychological defenses, and induce fear.

When the victim is exhausted or stops responding to threats and provocation it can lead to fear, used for conditioning, and used to induce PTSD.

The conditioning can be linked to reacting with fear when provoked or when met with hostility or provocation, humiliation, and PTSD. (interpreted as making a victim yellow)

Mobbing: Provocation and Adrenaline

Mobbing can consist of trying to repeatedly provoke a victim through hostility to induce the fight-or-flight syndrome or by trying to induce anger to increase or resulting in adrenaline being released into the body.

Adrenaline is linked to acid-base imbalance, inflammation, and heart disease.

Mobbing: Provocation and Anger

Negative emotions and anger can inflame areas of the brain and is linked to heart disease.

The anger response to provocation can also be used or conditioned.

Mobbing: Negativity and Psychological Abuse

Mobbing can also consist of subjecting a victim to constant negativity or criticism and verbal or psychological abuse.

Mobbing: Substance Abuse

Mobbing which consists of using psychological abuse, fear, and humiliation can result in increased substance abuse by the victim as a coping mechanism, which can add another destructive element to the brain or brain damage.

Mobbing: Burnouts and Brain Damage

Mobbing that consists of using high levels of stress as a weapon to induce acid-base imbalance or blood pH imbalance, increased inflammation, and destructive burnouts can lead to heart, stroke, brain aneurisms, and brain damage.

High levels of stress, sleep deprivation, and burnouts can eventually lead to muscle and bone pain, which combined with the other negative health effects of mobbing can be used as an intimidation weapon.

Mobbing: Isolation

The victims of mobbing in modern society and these types of criminal harassment provocation tactics that are used to induce cortisol and adrenaline, which can result in physical damage and pain over a long period of time, may seek to isolate themselves from these and this can also mimic the symptoms of paranoid schizophrenics who isolate themselves.

Sleep deprivation and the adverse affects of mobbing can also lead to isolation.

Mobbing: Psychiatry in Strong Arm Tactics

Mobbing can consist of using psychiatry as a threat or in strong arm tactics by a group of individuals or the mob.

- Psychiatry can be used to attack a person’s psychological integrity and credibility when they are a victim of psychological harassment, criminal psychological harassment, or mobbing by claiming they do not exist or simply part of a mental illness.

- When a person’s psychological integrity is attacked or placed in doubt, which reduces their credibility it can make them vulnerable to workplace psychological harassment, criminal psychological harassment, or mobbing.

Using psychiatry as a threat can range from trying to discredit a victim or destroy their credibility, create false profiles, false accusations, using degrading themes, usually pedophilia to persecute or smear a victim, taking control away from an individual, and incarceration under false pretenses.

Mobbing: Inducing a Mob Mentality

Inducing a mob mentality is trying to put a view on reality in a person’s psyche using scenarios that are based on intimidation and fear, physical violence, gangs or might makes right.

Examples; intimidation works or inducing fear linked to intimidation works, using a group or gang to persecute an individual, numbers or might makes right, we are many, can commit crimes, and escape or prevent prosecution.

Inducing a mob mentality is also a psychological manipulation to mislead a victim or induce a view on reality that leads to "trouble", gangs, aggressiveness and violence linked to intimidation and fear, or a psychological vulnerability linked to crime.

It is also psychological manipulation used to create some kind of understanding or justification for the crimes the mob commit against an individual or our society.

Mobbing: Participation and Crime

The participation of a participant in mobbing can result from threats to a participant’s means of subsistence, position or promotion, deception, or simply part of a conspiracy or crime against another person to get rid of them.

Once a person participates in mobbing or a crime they are trapped by that act or crime. They are now vulnerable to prosecution or exposure, and ironically now more vulnerable to mobbing themselves or the stress that comes with the threat of exposure and prosecution.

Mobbing: Procedures and Crime

Some procedures used by law enforcement to refer victims of psychological harassment, criminal psychological harassment, or mobbing to social workers with links to psychiatry can make victims of this type of crime more vulnerable and even more so if psychiatry denies the existence of these.

Social workers and psychiatry are more vulnerable to corruption or the mob and as many have confirmed they are not trained to do criminal investigation but called upon to treat a medical condition, resulting in a victims credibility being reduced, placed in doubt, or destroyed.

Often social workers or psychiatrists do not have the resources, knowledge, or expertise in regards to mobbing.

Mobbing: Homelessness

Mobbing in modern society can consist of workplace psychological harassment to eliminate a victim’s means of subsistence, criminal psychological harassment to induce more psychological damage or physical damage due to stress and sleep deprivation, the use of psychiatry in strong arm tactics to attack the psychological integrity or credibility of the victim, the use of PTSD as a weapon, and the use of homelessness as a weapon.

As long as homelessness is being used as a weapon and has a hidden use or a hidden incentive for its existence our society’s goal of eliminating homelessness will remain unachievable.

One of the keys to eliminating homelessness from modern society is to make its use as a weapon visible and any other weapons used to push victims to homelessness such as workplace psychological harassment and mobbing in modern society.

Mobbing: Homelessness, Social Workers, and Psychiatry

Mobbing in modern society can consist of using degrading themes, notably pedophilia, combined with social workers and psychiatrists who engage in mobbing or are used as a threat linked to coercion or false confessions, and the word profile.

The result is that some of the homeless may become fearful of social workers and psychiatrists when they are supposed to obtain help from these.

Mobbing: Homelessness and False Perceptions

False perceptions can be created in modern society to hide the use or mislead the reasons behind the existence of homelessness in able to use it as a weapon, the homelessness weapon.

One of the main false perceptions is that capitalism or the wealthy are to blame for the existence of homelessness when the truth or facts are that capitalism can be used to eliminate homelessness and poverty worldwide.

Attempts to blame the wealthy are part of a psychological manipulation used in psychological warfare or mobbing in modern society linked to eliminating a victims means of subsistence and trying to create hate or anger, resentment, and push blame towards the wealthy instead of the perpetrators.

Mobbing: The Big Secret

Organizations or countries that use mobbing and the homelessness weapon have an interest in keeping the knowledge involved with mobbing a secret and the use of homelessness as a weapon hidden from our society.

Mobbing: Networks and Advanced Technologies

Mobbing in modern society can consist of using advanced technologies for criminal harassment and sleep deprivation, sleep deprivation being linked to making a victim more psychologically or physically vulnerable to mobbing or a mobbing network in modern society.

Advanced technologies that involve sound for example can be used to increase the attack on a victims psychological integrity and credibility, usually by psychiatry who are the recipients of victims of mobbing in modern society.

Advanced technology can also be used to make a person’s death look of natural causes linked to premature aging, heart, stroke, brain aneurism, and brain damage.

Examples of advanced technologies can consist of sound technologies or distortions, nanotechnologies, and even genetic manipulation linked to genetic medication used to treat illness but also capable of doing the opposite.

"There’s the potential to do great good with them but there’s also the possibility that we wreck destruction" – Nick Pope (British Ministry of Defense ret.)

'Nanotechnology is arguably the greatest existential risk that humanity is likely to confront in this century' - Dr Nick Bostrom Oxford University - (video)