Disturbing Internet Rabbit Holes

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Tonight, we explore cases from the darkest corners of the Internet, including the Ammanford Mystery, The Disturbing online communities of Gang Stalking, and the tragic events around an Internet Japanese Trend.
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00:00 The Ammanford Mystery
13:00 Gangstalking
27:00 Kabukicho Scout
35:17 Outro
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Brendon Moeller - Mars Adventure
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Survival Spheres - Faint Gleam In The Dark
@SlowedandReverbOfficial - Caution Ahead
Ben Elson - Thyone
Drackfreeee - Day of Night Alternative version
Survival Spheres - Castellan's Notes
Survival Spheres - Alternate Resident Evil Save Room Music
Drackfreeee - If I should die
Akira Yamaoka - Breeze In Monochrome Night

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  • @orelnicely7472
    @orelnicely74724 ай бұрын

    In my town, someone I attended high school with believes he’s a targeted individual. I believe most people who believe they are being gang stalked are good people with mental illnesses. He’s different. He’s genuinely concerning to be around. Update: he was arrested for sa of a minor and stalking 👍🏻

  • @jayhollows5729

    @jayhollows5729

    4 ай бұрын

    This is how I feel about people who believe in pizzagate and think there is a "satanic Jewish lgbt communist cabal"

  • @shannonspage9360

    @shannonspage9360

    4 ай бұрын

    Concerning how?

  • @kswaes

    @kswaes

    4 ай бұрын

    @@shannonspage9360I had someone like that too he was my neighbor and he was indeed mentally ill, he used to say that he figured how to fly and that the reason why I could not see is because he would do it in secret at night he will also talk about an amish mafia behind his house and that they were protecting him.

  • @EBDavis111

    @EBDavis111

    4 ай бұрын

    @@shannonspage9360 He's crazy?

  • @orelnicely7472

    @orelnicely7472

    4 ай бұрын

    @@shannonspage9360 extremely violent. Concerning behavior around women and girls. It’s all been reported to the local police I believe but nothings been done.

  • @C.V317
    @C.V3174 ай бұрын

    Got to love the person who lived in a small village and took the same route to the store, and was amazed he’d see the same people.

  • @ohsofilthy6877

    @ohsofilthy6877

    4 ай бұрын

    i was like “this guy just tweakin”

  • @JukoYT

    @JukoYT

    4 ай бұрын

    I remember reading a post about a guy being stalked by an airplane (he lived right by the airport, and the plane was a cessna 172 practicing touch and GOs at the airport)

  • @user-mj8bg3fw8w

    @user-mj8bg3fw8w

    4 ай бұрын

    Thats called a psychosis. They rather think aliens cloned their entire village and dropped their lifeless bodies everywhere to reactivate when they see you going somewhere than the possibilty to run into another person a second time by accident

  • @CanadaLifts

    @CanadaLifts

    4 ай бұрын

    Mental illness is no joke, but this made me laugh

  • @kernsanders3973

    @kernsanders3973

    4 ай бұрын

    I'm sure he got paranoid when going to same store and seeing the same clerk that always works there XD

  • @itsjayn4538
    @itsjayn45384 ай бұрын

    the most disturbing thing that I have heard in the video was that you only get 5 years jailtime for trafficing and farming cannabis AND human trafficing / forced slavery

  • @atarirob

    @atarirob

    3 ай бұрын

    Welcome to England. Prison sentances are a joke, unless of course you're White British. Then they will throw the book at you. Sorry if this upsets anyone, but it is the truth.

  • @SpeedwayGaming

    @SpeedwayGaming

    3 ай бұрын

    yeahhh, as a Brit I can confirm we need harsher punishments.

  • @storminnordman9596

    @storminnordman9596

    3 ай бұрын

    @@SpeedwayGamingdon’t worry, if it was in America, they’d get 40 years for the weed, 5 years for the human trafficking, and their dog killed by the cops.

  • @rosemarysandcastle

    @rosemarysandcastle

    3 ай бұрын

    but dont say anything bad about the new welsh

  • @thestank3

    @thestank3

    3 ай бұрын

    and 4 years of that was probably for the cannabis alone

  • @TheMusicalGameroriginal
    @TheMusicalGameroriginal4 ай бұрын

    My brother is schizo affective and dealt with the gang stalking delusion for many years. The internet has made schizo disorders so much worse

  • @tibbind

    @tibbind

    4 ай бұрын

    Especially with those awful people who egg it on and troll them. It's so awful.

  • @spacejokcy2285

    @spacejokcy2285

    4 ай бұрын

    Gang stalking is a huge mental disorder that’s just fed into online it’s so sad

  • @noah1017

    @noah1017

    4 ай бұрын

    People propagating the idea as ‘content’ is not helping

  • @DownUFO

    @DownUFO

    4 ай бұрын

    This video really isn’t helping. This guy just said that people were disregarding the concerns of “targeted individuals” by trying to get them mental health treatment isn’t of addressing the [perceived] stalking. Like what the hell? This is exploitive as hell, and dangerous to feed into these delusions. Feels shameless

  • @ky1ethedestroyer

    @ky1ethedestroyer

    4 ай бұрын

    Absolutely. And due to both internal fears and a stigma from society surrounding these disorders, it's difficult for them to get help.

  • @tan-ne4zi
    @tan-ne4zi4 ай бұрын

    my best friend was targeted individual. he was on meth, swearing up and down he wasnt . he accused me of being in his bush at 5:30 am, i was on facetime with him. he’s no longer targeted because he doesnt do meth anymore.

  • @tan-ne4zi

    @tan-ne4zi

    4 ай бұрын

    he was also constantly on about “the red truck that’s always there”

  • @LastUnitcX23

    @LastUnitcX23

    2 ай бұрын

    Looks like the stalker gang helped him a lot then

  • @greenockscatman
    @greenockscatman4 ай бұрын

    I was watching the Ammanford one like "aye, right... sounds like this guy's off his rocker" until his neighbour was arrested. Like, that's some coincidence!

  • @VioletSkye19

    @VioletSkye19

    3 ай бұрын

    I thought the same thing, it makes you stop & think

  • @Winsane
    @Winsane4 ай бұрын

    I once started taking an anti-depressant that made me extremely paranoid. I went from barely bothering to lock my door, to checking closets and cupboards with a knife in my hand. I knew logically there couldn't be someone or something in there, and I was even aware that it was the meds making me paranoid, but it was still the only way I could ease my mind. It made me understand how people can develop and hold on to these delusions, and why logic goes out the window.

  • @nirv

    @nirv

    4 ай бұрын

    Gremlins in the cupboards! Lookout!

  • @Winsane

    @Winsane

    4 ай бұрын

    @@nirv 😬🔪

  • @deadinside8781

    @deadinside8781

    3 ай бұрын

    Well I sure hope you switched meds because when one is affecting you the wrong way you’re kinda supposed to.

  • @Nocturnal_Mee

    @Nocturnal_Mee

    3 ай бұрын

    @@WinsaneI had this happen to me as well, only it was when i was getting off the antidepressants. I knew what I was thinking wasn’t true lol, but the thoughts consumed me. I can’t imagine living like that for any longer than I did, which was less than a few months.

  • @JoeMac0306

    @JoeMac0306

    2 ай бұрын

    I had a severe cocaine addiction that sent me in to paranoid delusions I would stare at my keyhole convinced someone was pacing around outside as just an example of many things and the thing is they did happen I saw it but now as times past I realise they were hallucinations truly terrifying at the time

  • @grottybt5006
    @grottybt50064 ай бұрын

    Did you hear about the tunnel in the NYC synagogue recently? People were saying the exact same things about hearing foreign voices under their house and were called crazy

  • @krishp1104

    @krishp1104

    4 ай бұрын

    fr it was kinda funny cuz there was an old thread of the guy trying to prove he's not crazy or antisemi and it turned out he wasn't lying

  • @josedorsaith5261

    @josedorsaith5261

    4 ай бұрын

    It's beyond doubt, now. Explains why there were bloody mattresses stuffed in the tunnels

  • @sanguillotine

    @sanguillotine

    4 ай бұрын

    @@krishp1104that thread was fake, it doesn’t exist outside of screenshots afaict and the name of the account is literally a joke name. However the Hasidic Tunnels are real, unexplained, and very odd. As far as I know there’s no known connection to anything particularly nefarious beyond breaking property laws and building regulations. I’m looking forward to seeing what comes of it, but I really hope it doesn’t lead to antisemitism.

  • @-relentlessxchaos-

    @-relentlessxchaos-

    4 ай бұрын

    ​@@sanguillotine Oh it already has. Twitter and TikTok have been having a conspiracy nut, antisemitic field day with this development. And in hear on YT the antisemitic comments just roll right in on particular videos. Unfortunately, I expect nothing less. Hating Jews is one of those really old world wide past times that just never slowed it's roll. And they use the conspiracies as fodder for justifying it.

  • @billblaski9523

    @billblaski9523

    4 ай бұрын

    ​@@sanguillotinelol they said they were trying to expand their synagogue

  • @terrenceswiff
    @terrenceswiff3 ай бұрын

    "I always take the same path at the same time of day but it's WEIRD that other people do it too!" Such bizarre thinking

  • @cisrot
    @cisrot4 ай бұрын

    As a Welshie the first case has really, really stuck with me. Coal mines are pretty interesting. In Wales, depending on where you grow up, a very common school trip you can go on often will have you literally going down these old mines with a tour guide. They’re so eerie, they’re cold, windy, dark and dangerous. The wind howls through them and it does sound incredibly haunting. Rocks also love to fall so if you’re not wearing a hard miners hat you’re going to get brained.

  • @Caspians_Corner

    @Caspians_Corner

    4 ай бұрын

    This sounds horrific, wtf 😭the first case is also stuck in my head and if theyre that accessible as u say i 100% believe there could be some shit goin on and its wild 2 me that the mans claims are being blown off as insufficient,, like yall hear that? on recording? and it doesnt ring any alarms?

  • @lilymaicutiepie

    @lilymaicutiepie

    4 ай бұрын

    and the way he pronounced Glorusdjkfhsd XD

  • @cisrot

    @cisrot

    4 ай бұрын

    @@Caspians_Corner oh fr it’s incredibly creepy!! also it’s funny because going down the mines with a tour guide is surprisingly very zen! As long as you’re bundled up warm it’s not as scary as it sounds. The routes the tour guides take you are pretty wide and well lit thanks to everyone’s headlamps. Something they always do during the tour is to tell everyone to turn their lamps off for a few seconds just so you can see how dark it is. It’s absolutely mad tbh, it’s the darkest place I’ve ever been. As long as you’re not overly claustrophobic the experience isn’t scary at all. It’s a really great way to learn about how a lot the countries old working class and poor families would make their living. It’s such a dangerous and labour intensive job but it was very popular at the time. When the coal mines shut down it caused a major issue in Wales and parts of England as people’s livelihoods were cut off. The history behind it all is very fascinating! While most of the mines that have been abandoned aren’t open to the public like the ones that provide tours do, just like the French catacombs it wouldn’t surprise me if those old tunnels were being trespassed on. Usually to get down the mine you use a lift but again, people will just find ways around it and it’s not as if every single old mine opening is being guarded 24/7. It would be incredibly dangerous to go down there without someone who knows the tunnel systems, there are so many branching paths that it’s easy to get lost. As much as I love visiting the old coal mines I wouldn’t EVER go down there without a tour guide lmao.

  • @BobbyCroseBewler

    @BobbyCroseBewler

    4 ай бұрын

    That first story is nothing more than the ramblings of someone trying to get their 15 minutes of fame. Period.

  • @itshazzaaa

    @itshazzaaa

    4 ай бұрын

    Gloucester isn't in Wales. Source: I live here. We're in England.

  • @marielmsp
    @marielmsp4 ай бұрын

    As a former Ammanford resident I can tell you it is nowhere near Gloucester. Different country altogether I'm afraid.

  • @peterj5106

    @peterj5106

    4 ай бұрын

    I was thinking that! I'm from Scotland but when I seen Gloucester I wondered why they would go so far to distribute flyers.

  • @jeremyvenheim9836

    @jeremyvenheim9836

    4 ай бұрын

    Pshhh in the land of screaming eagles, that’s just a short drive 😉 lol but truly….I drive an hour to work and I feel like I’d cross 14 countries if I did that there!

  • @GeometricPidgeon

    @GeometricPidgeon

    3 ай бұрын

    ​@@jeremyvenheim9836guess you wouldn't actually know.

  • @daturamoondog9905

    @daturamoondog9905

    3 ай бұрын

    Ammanford gang rise up. I lived 2 minutes away from that nail salon

  • @Garrett1240

    @Garrett1240

    2 ай бұрын

    @@jeremyvenheim9836The narrator isn’t American. Not sure where he’s from but English isn’t his native language.

  • @treble9761
    @treble97614 ай бұрын

    the person living in a small village and freaking out about seeing the same people over and over- that's a small town, and the panic is a sign of mental illness

  • @moosekababs
    @moosekababs4 ай бұрын

    i love suspending my disbelief around stuff like this but its so hard to do when people act like they've never heard a delusion before

  • @moosekababs

    @moosekababs

    4 ай бұрын

    back again to say, look into how delusional disorders effect people and how one delusional person can effect another, changing their specific delusion or even sometimes triggering the delusions to start in the first place. That's how and why gangstalking works, and likely why the ammanford case exists as well.

  • @mikesanders8621

    @mikesanders8621

    Ай бұрын

    You're crazy.

  • @moosekababs

    @moosekababs

    Ай бұрын

    @@mikesanders8621 yeah probably

  • @mikesanders8621

    @mikesanders8621

    Ай бұрын

    @moosekababs I was just being a dick, I'm sure you're a perfectly rational individual.

  • @moosekababs

    @moosekababs

    Ай бұрын

    @@mikesanders8621 oh word ok. have a good one man

  • @midgetthingers6360
    @midgetthingers63604 ай бұрын

    As a daughter of a "gangstalked" mother, it hurts, to see her not be like how she used to be, any time I make an effort to talk to her, she only make refernces of how "they" are "picking through the walls, or, swapping her clothes, turning off the fridge"... you're really speaking to the mental illness that now controls them, it really hurts because it feels like sometimes their not there anymore and you wonder where did they go. I want to be mad at her when I chat to her, or when watching a movie with her, and she tries SHOEHORN a situation/something that just happened to her today to a scene in a movie like, idk like Bullet Train or The Irishman that that is not even remotely related to her situation, just so she can mention it to me, even though I dont want to hear it, because I hear the same thing 50 times a day, everday, its all she ever talks about, and I try so hard to make her happy/not think about it for even just a split second because I dont like seeing her like this :( It sucks this situation, its like expierencing grief, and frustration at a invisible perpatraitor (that doesnt exist) ruining someone you know, you have not outlet for the frustration either, being mad at the her is unfair because I mean she didnt purposely want to be like this. She wont leave the house or do things she likes to do anymore because she thinks people are out to get her. I have told her, many times, she should see someone for these issues, maybe they can help, she doesn't listen. Arguments are even worse, because again I dont feel like its fair on her. She feels like shes not being heard & no one around her ''seems to care'' about issues like people spying on us because thats her version of reality, that is VERY real to her unfortauntly, but, how do you fix issues that dont exist, without "proving her right/solidfying her delisions even more?... She may say awful things to me out of anger in these arguments but I tell her, even after her saying those things, I still love her because she's my mum. She has fleeting moments she goes "back to normal" but they dont last long. I still hope she might get a little better if I keep trying to take her outside to take her to things but its very hard & tiring.

  • @hunterv9259

    @hunterv9259

    4 ай бұрын

    man. we gotta get rid of the idea that someone is "ruined" or "not themselves anymore" because of a mental illness. like bro that's still your mom, it's not a fucking pod person lol. and like, I Get It, because my parents are mad with conspiracy theories too- my mom for all of 2020-2021 wouldn't shut the fuck up about how covid was either made up completely or engineered by the government to cull the population. but shit, that's still cold lmao

  • @hufbunny

    @hufbunny

    4 ай бұрын

    Hang in there, you’re super strong for sticking by her ❤

  • @ashandthecats

    @ashandthecats

    4 ай бұрын

    just tell her she isnt THAT important to have someone watching her all the time. the roots of these delusions are an inflated ego.

  • @anxiousreaperess4548

    @anxiousreaperess4548

    4 ай бұрын

    @@ashandthecatsI don’t think that would work. Even if that were true (most of the time it’s not) it wouldn’t change anything. There’s nothing one person can say or do that can cure years of mental illness.

  • @Pandidolod

    @Pandidolod

    4 ай бұрын

    She really could benefit easily from medication. It's so sad to see that. I'm sorry you're going through this, and I hope someday she decides to see a doctor.

  • @emogoth1666
    @emogoth16664 ай бұрын

    I experienced gang stalking while having a bad trip on shrooms one night very briefly, it does genuinely feel real and the “stalkers” really do feel like they were there while my cousin assured me no one was recording or following me. It felt almost near identical to the “white bear” episode from black mirror. To be sober and experience that same feeling must be very overwhelming and exhausting..

  • @JS-oy6nn

    @JS-oy6nn

    4 ай бұрын

    I’ve never had a bad trip.

  • @fordakacar

    @fordakacar

    4 ай бұрын

    @@JS-oy6nnwho asked

  • @billblaski9523

    @billblaski9523

    4 ай бұрын

    ​@@fordakacarI did

  • @Insomniac_tv

    @Insomniac_tv

    4 ай бұрын

    I had a bad trip once and had the same experience well in public it's nothing to stress about and sometimes funny to think about after the trip but it dose give us a good example on what people who have stalking delusion go through daily. It's just hard for them to brace reality and realize no one gives a dam about them making them feel alone needing some delusional fantasies to make them feel important

  • @Doodles1265

    @Doodles1265

    4 ай бұрын

    @@billblaski9523stop doing drugs

  • @campii1849
    @campii18494 ай бұрын

    half the "stalking terms'' just sound like completely normal life things happening going through a filter of mental illness and paranoia, so sad i hope they all find peace of mind soon

  • @whatabouttheearth

    @whatabouttheearth

    4 ай бұрын

    Well, sort of, but not really. When they are actually real, as in being employed by a group, the idea is to be deniable but for the target to know it. So it's essentially increasing odd plausibly deniable events to where the target gets it, because they experienced it ten or twenty times this week, let's say for instance, a blue car blinking their lights three or four times, but to someone standing right next to them it just looks like some random event, and it will be more subtle of someone else is there, a blue car blinking their lights once. The manufacturing of paranoia in a non paranoic person, the target, has already began. It's a form of gaslighting done by groups. I was put in similar programs from having a wireless BCI put on my head at Camp Clark under US Army Cadre at a "Challenge program" who said "we're gonna do a little experiment", and then later on the command ship of the 6th Fleet, the USS LaSalle, when I was in the Marines, then had some "meetings" even later when I was in the Army (Challenge Program, Marines, then Army). This isn't the normal thing I think the real ones are encountering but it's similar and inherently designed to discredit the target. I SORT OF volunteered (not informed consent, always through deception). The thing about real gangstalking carried out by governments and organized crime is that it's methodology intentionally seeks to cause the target to seem mentally ill, and so therefore hopefully after a while actually induce mental ilness, this was clearly pointed out in the Stazi files on Zersetzung, and V2K is based on the 'Frey Effect'. Of course there are people with mental illness who are not actually going through targeting or gangstalking who think they are. It's sometimes even difficult for actual targets to discern who is an actual target, it is designed to be subtle and induce extra paranoia on top of what is really there, so to exacerbate the reality. In the military they have wireless BCIs that are placed on your head and an odd metal camera type thing that they'll "film" you with. There is a dossier and paperwork of I remember right. These ARE NOT normal technologies. The problem is that people talking about the rhe real thing online causes others who are ONLY suffering mental illness to think that that is what's happening when it's not, so they add alot of other stuff. With people who are actually being targeted it's intended to be subtle like gaslighting to cause a target to start feeling it's happening even when it no longer is. Causing it to mimic or instill mental illness is a primary cover.

  • @e.lsabbath3258

    @e.lsabbath3258

    4 ай бұрын

    What you described about the car or a person is just normal. Also there is no way to check any truths to your little story. So no.

  • @packers12to80

    @packers12to80

    4 ай бұрын

    ​@@whatabouttheearth😂😂😂 take that tinfoil hat off from time to time brother..its leaving a icky green ring above ur eyebrows

  • @whatabouttheearth

    @whatabouttheearth

    4 ай бұрын

    @@packers12to80 Seriously. I'm not a conspiracy theorist, never really have been, although I am more aware now that somethings exist. Look up the date of when they knew about 'The Frey Effect'. I am not joking 2000: Show Me Challenge Program Camp Clark, Nevada Missouri 2001- 2008: USMC 0311/8152, US Army 25U.

  • @thedeaderer8791
    @thedeaderer87914 ай бұрын

    The scary thing about the "gang stalking" mental illness. Usually a form of schizophrenia is that its a self fulfilling disease. Its like the perfect fixation for someone who has this disease to have. Any attempt at help actually tends to make it worst. Working in mental health i can see how this idea can quickly spiral

  • @WhitneyDahlin

    @WhitneyDahlin

    4 ай бұрын

    ‼️This is why Ernest Hemingway ended himself. He was a famous author in the early to mid 1900s. And mental illness ran in his family. But he had like a house in Cuba he had ties to cuba. And he believed his phone was being tapped and people were following him around and no one in his life believed him. Everyone told him dude you're mentally ill, you need help, the government isn't watching you or spying on you or following you around. And so he just started drinking more and more and more and he ended up ending himself because he believed he was going l.oc.o like he had seen happened to other members of his family. As it turned out the government released a bunch of documents about 10 years ago HEMINGWAY WAS RIGHT! THE GOVERNMENT WAS WATCHING HIM. It was during the Red scare and so they were watching him due to his ties to Communism and cuba. And in fact they had been watching him for a total of like 15 years. And they started watching him like 5 years before he even noticed. The government killed him. And even today most schools and stuff will teach you he ended himself because he was an alcoholic or because he was mentally ill. He is added to list of famous authors or artists with mental illness. List of geniuses with mental illness. And it makes me so mad. Hemingway wasn't mentally ill. He wasn't.

  • @alicestyczen7924

    @alicestyczen7924

    4 ай бұрын

    100% It also seams like a major lose-lose. If you refuse to agree with the person, and begin to distance yourself from them; they will instantly take it as proof of their gang stalking being real and simply being to much for you to handle. In their mind, this solidifies that it’s actually happening, because the person is so hung up on their delusion that they can’t see any reasoning for why anyone would need space from them, apart from the gang stalking.

  • @jeffoff7795

    @jeffoff7795

    4 ай бұрын

    It's really a sad and hopeless situation. I've seen it first hand. I think I was about the only person left that was still talking to him and he'd tell me about all these convoluted plots involving impossible technologies, multiple government agencies, hundreds of actors, including close friends and family as well as neighbors and complete strangers. I would always ask, "But why?" You know, what is the end goal? Sometimes it was to bankrupt him and foreclose on his property in some vast real estate scam. I just pointed out that the kind of money it would take to sustain a years long harassment campaign would far exceed the value of his house. We're talking drones, aircraft, helicopters, vans, directed energy attacks, hidden cameras, break-ins, not to mention all of the science fiction technology that he claimed they were employing. Ultimately, he thought it was simply to drive him crazy and maybe use him for their own nefarious means, like an assassination or something.

  • @Rey_Palpatine

    @Rey_Palpatine

    4 ай бұрын

    I have a relative like this. He just thinks you're gullible and dumb if you try to tell him the government/Illuminati/Satanists aren't trying to disrupt his life. There's a religious component to it, and he has literally said he sees himself as being on the same level as a saint, and that "bad" people in power hate him because of his saint-like status and that's why he's targeted. He also doesn't believe in mental illness in general... According to him, being depressed, anxious, schizophrenic, etc. is a result of people having demons inside them bc they just don't believe in God hard enough or something. So he'd just get really offended and deny it if anyone tried to tell him to "get help". He doesn't trust a lot of science and medical information and thinks it's made up by the evil organizations who want to control people. It's a rough situation since he wasn't always like this and has impressive talent/knowledge in a few areas, but it often gets overshadowed by the weird beliefs that he almost always brings up every conversation. He could be doing a lot with his life if he wasn't fixated and constantly getting angry about this stuff

  • @_Majoras

    @_Majoras

    4 ай бұрын

    @@jeffoff7795 basically they all believe they're the president

  • @realmchat6665
    @realmchat66654 ай бұрын

    The gang stalking thing is a really sad situation, where people are indulging mentally ill people in their paranoia by lending credibility to something that makes no rational sense and would be somewhat easy to prove if it was occurring in some strange unique situation.

  • @complexunity4533

    @complexunity4533

    4 ай бұрын

    This kind of delusion, speaking from experience of having an episode in my life of extreme delusion and paranoia, is best not endorsed. It shouldn't be encouraged as it's already a self fulfilling prophecy and a dark path. It's borderline schizophrenia combined with an active imagination, too much internet in isolation, loneliness and more than likely misuse of drugs. This stuff does happen (Surveillance and intelligence gathering) there are services out there that track human beings, (military, intelligence agencies, police agencies, private investigation). But the likelihood of individuals being targeted when most of those who claim gang stalking, will be isolated, up to nothing particularly of interest and just another human being in a busy world, is highly unlikely. Most of them hopefully aren't planning acts of terror, are neither a threat to national security, nor high level criminals or under private investigation

  • @RoloT007

    @RoloT007

    4 ай бұрын

    You speak on things you have no understanding of.

  • @fritztube1987

    @fritztube1987

    4 ай бұрын

    agree. i dislike it when people treat gangstalking as this big scary paranormal thing when in reality its just people suffering from mental illness.

  • @mushyroom9569

    @mushyroom9569

    4 ай бұрын

    How would you go about proving it?

  • @user-mj8bg3fw8w

    @user-mj8bg3fw8w

    4 ай бұрын

    Its stupid to think some organization pays several spys on daily basis to target you with newest alien technology just so much its subtle to bother you but not enough to have real evidence lol

  • @Free-4554
    @Free-45542 ай бұрын

    Imagining gang, corporations, and governments doing shady shit isn't crazy to me, but not being able to trust your own family members because "they're in on it too" is genuinely when I started feeling concerned

  • @septbaaby

    @septbaaby

    2 ай бұрын

    its not out of the realm of possibilities

  • @christinacourtright6394

    @christinacourtright6394

    14 күн бұрын

    Ok 😂😂😂😂

  • @ishlocke3084
    @ishlocke30844 ай бұрын

    The more you look into the gangstalking stuff the sadder it gets. It's very clearly people suffering from mental illness. It makes me mad how often it's brought up in conspiracy theorist content where they treat it as tho it's really happening. We have a lot of mental illness in my family and feeding into people's delusions is the worst thing you could do for those people.

  • @whatabouttheearth

    @whatabouttheearth

    4 ай бұрын

    You don't understand the issue. It's designed for you to not see, and I am not bullshitting and did not believe in ANY "conspiracy" before I was part of such stuff. I was put in similar programs from having a wireless BCI put on my head at Camp Clark under US Army Cadre at a "Challenge program" who said "we're gonna do a little experiment", and then later on the command ship of the 6th Fleet, the USS LaSalle, when I was in the Marines, then had some "meetings" even later when I was in the Army (Challenge Program, Marines, then Army). This isn't the normal thing I think the real ones are encountering but it's similar and inherently designed to discredit the target. I SORT OF volunteered (not informed consent, always through deception). The thing about real gangstalking carried out by governments and organized crime is that it's methodology intentionally seeks to cause the target to seem mentally ill, and so therefore hopefully after a while actually induce mental ilness, this was clearly pointed out in the Stazi files on Zersetzung, and V2K is based on the 'Frey Effect'. Of course there are people with mental illness who are not actually going through targeting or gangstalking who think they are. It's sometimes even difficult for actual targets to discern who is an actual target, it is designed to be subtle and induce extra paranoia on top of what is really there, so to exacerbate the reality. In the military they have wireless BCIs that are placed on your head and an odd metal camera type thing that they'll "film" you with. There is a dossier and paperwork of I remember right. These ARE NOT normal technologies. It's seemingly research and training, training members to use the tech and skills and developing new techniques, before they use it on actual political enemies. The problem is that people talking about the the real thing (people being used as training and research subjects) online causes others who are ONLY suffering mental illness to think that that is what's happening when it's not, so they add alot of other stuff. With people who are actually being targeted it's intended to be subtle like gaslighting to cause a target to start feeling it's happening even when it no longer is. Causing it to mimic or instill mental illness is a primary cover.

  • @yes-gs2rd

    @yes-gs2rd

    4 ай бұрын

    It's because most conspiracy theorist content is full of other mentally ill people. There's a reason why the majority of theories involve people(usually government and such) lying to you. That's why so many theories are ridiculous and serves no purpose because it's more about the fact that "you're being lied to". I enjoy conspiracy content as entertainment but I wonder if these creators are aware of what they're contributing to.

  • @DigbyRitson-zn4ud

    @DigbyRitson-zn4ud

    4 ай бұрын

    I have some information that might interest you

  • @wow19122

    @wow19122

    4 ай бұрын

    Fr. I’m disliking and clicking off the video just because he’s narrating it like it’s a real thing.

  • @TheManInBlueFlames

    @TheManInBlueFlames

    4 ай бұрын

    What do you when it actually happens?

  • @flytronica
    @flytronica4 ай бұрын

    For the first story, Gloucester is pronounced Gloss-ter and it’s in England, not Wales 🙂 And Ammanford is 100 miles away from Gloucester.

  • @Khashmonet

    @Khashmonet

    4 ай бұрын

    To be fair, Americans don't consider 100 miles a long distance. That could be a commute to work.

  • @arstulex

    @arstulex

    4 ай бұрын

    You've really gotta wonder how people mess up this badly. One google search for "Gloucester" makes it pretty clear it's in England. Takes a couple seconds at most. You can also google pronunciations, also only taking a couple seconds. Normally you'd expect somebody uninformed to read it as something like "glow-kester", but this guy just straight up guessed... and badly. "Gloister".

  • @packers12to80

    @packers12to80

    4 ай бұрын

    ​@@be.prepared.to.do.that.😂😂😂😂😂

  • @packers12to80

    @packers12to80

    4 ай бұрын

    ​@@arstulexu really gotta wonder how someone who doesnt make any videos themselves can sit here and attempt to criticize someone else who is making videos. Pretty crazy.....u go make some better videos...then talk ur shiit hero

  • @arstulex

    @arstulex

    4 ай бұрын

    @@packers12to80 I know how to google "Gloucester". In fact, I'd even say I'm pretty damn good at it. I think that more than qualifies me to be able to judge other people's ability to do it. I _think_ that should address your concerns. I mean, it's kind of difficult to understand what you're saying when you type like a 10 year old having a tantrum.

  • @psyche7921
    @psyche79214 ай бұрын

    While not using the exact terminology, my grandfather is convinced that a police officer and her goonies are constantly watching him, she allegedly pays off all his neighbors to watch him too. If anything negative happens to him, he claims it’s the police officer. He’s also diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, so, yeah

  • @awolawakened8807

    @awolawakened8807

    4 ай бұрын

    The reality of gang stalking is, is if Law Enforcement took Gang stalking seriously then our own government would be forced to be held accountable.

  • @joshcantrell8397

    @joshcantrell8397

    4 ай бұрын

    I’m sure there’s no correlation between his diagnosis and the police constantly bothering him…

  • @awolawakened8807

    @awolawakened8807

    4 ай бұрын

    @@joshcantrell8397 okay okay 😆😆😅 its probably just my wild imagination running rampant anyway, after catching wind of so many rogue projects/operations, black budgeted projects, government cover ups & police brutality.

  • @RoloT007

    @RoloT007

    4 ай бұрын

    @@awolawakened8807which is why it cant be allowed to be taken seriously.

  • @awolawakened8807

    @awolawakened8807

    4 ай бұрын

    @@RoloT007 I know I know I said okayy😆😆

  • @David-bg9od
    @David-bg9od4 ай бұрын

    I know a few people who claim to be gang stalked. Watching her descend into madness was sad. She'd confront random people working and stuff saying they're following her.

  • @complexunity4533

    @complexunity4533

    4 ай бұрын

    This kind of delusion, speaking from experience of having an episode in my life of extreme delusion and paranoia, is best not endorsed. It shouldn't be encouraged as it's already a self fulfilling prophecy and a dark path. It's borderline schizophrenia combined with an active imagination, too much internet in isolation, loneliness and more than likely misuse of drugs. This stuff does happen (Surveillance and intelligence gathering) there are services out there that track human beings, (military, intelligence agencies, police agencies, private investigation). But the likelihood of individuals being targeted when most of those who claim gang stalking, will be isolated, up to nothing particularly of interest and just another human being in a busy world, is highly unlikely. Most of them hopefully aren't planning acts of terror, are neither a threat to national security, nor high level criminals or under private investigation

  • @pomponi0

    @pomponi0

    4 ай бұрын

    doesn't sound very conforting

  • @David-bg9od

    @David-bg9od

    4 ай бұрын

    @@pomponi0 huh?

  • @tori5477

    @tori5477

    4 ай бұрын

    @@David-bg9odhe’s an idiot, ignore him

  • @lewiitoons4227

    @lewiitoons4227

    4 ай бұрын

    @@David-bg9odtheyre winding you up about your confusion, the word your after is confront not confort

  • @Cuiasodo
    @Cuiasodo2 ай бұрын

    A lot of the gang stalking stuff sounds like symptoms of a paranoid delusion: seeing patterns everywhere, becoming convinced that EVERYONE is in on something, no matter how improbable, etc. The most egregious thing is the stuff about beaming signals into your brain, something that's not only currently impossible to do, but also serves as a convenient explanation for auditory hallucinations.

  • @user_abuser7
    @user_abuser74 ай бұрын

    If criticizing corporations and ideologies online leads to gang stalking, I would be severely stalked and yet I remain ignored so that can't be it

  • @Senki207
    @Senki2074 ай бұрын

    Man, the gangstalking part first had me really hooked and then REALLY creeped out. At first I was waiting for the part where you say "Now, this might sound like it's all in their heads but this ONE guy..." But the further it went, the more I realized that not only are these people struggling with severe mental illness, but there's an online community on a VERY popular site, Reddit, that is actually feeding their delusions and actively discouraging its members to recommend getting actual psychological help. And when I looked the sub up, it's not even age restricted / NSFW (which would still be a weak barrier to entry but still). I don't know anyone personally who struggles with paranoid schizophrenia / psychosis but some of my friends and relatives do. One of the FIRST things that therapists recommend to those trying to support a person close to them who's suffering from these delusions is to offer a neutral point of view on the subject: confronting them about it doesn't usually help, unless done by a professional as part of treatment but the one rule is to NOT feed their delusions. Edit: this excerpt is from a recent post on the sub: "What is the point of continuing this life to be tortured with DEW, LRAD, and microwave weapons 24/7 while some POS tells you your a whore, ugly etc all day long [...] I am dying from the weapon effects. I am covered in burns. They think every single misfortune I have had in life is hysterical [...] I will miss my child and family but I can’t take this anymore. I have been targeted by intelligence and law enforcement since a little before 2001" This is just... so fucked.

  • @47ejecting2

    @47ejecting2

    Ай бұрын

    It seems like there was one guy who was actually being gangstalked - a famous case of someone trying to expose corruption in a California police department. Unfortunately, he was killed under suspicious circumstances and his death was ruled a "suicide." His name was John Lang; I'm sure there are a number of videos here with more info. My uneducated guess is that the number of gangstalking victims rose exponentially after this case, piggybacking on its legitimacy.

  • @spungletrumpet
    @spungletrumpet4 ай бұрын

    "Gloisters in Wales." As a resident of Gloucester, this amuses me greatly.

  • @theslamdancekid

    @theslamdancekid

    4 ай бұрын

    "Small town" as if we're not a cathedral city of 100,000+ residents!

  • @TexboyGamer

    @TexboyGamer

    Ай бұрын

    @@theslamdancekid 100,000 is a small town to americans

  • @catboy7395
    @catboy73954 ай бұрын

    as someone with a myraid of mental issues, ive had delusions of gangstalking since i was about 10. it's horrific. it feels like nowhere is safe, you're never alone, and you'll never be okay. everything and everyone is a threat. the feeling of constantly being watched and fucked with is one id never wish on anyone. especially when medication doesn't help you at all. if you know someone struggling with delusions, please just be kind. and leave the heavy reality checking to medical professionals. when you reality check us, yes, you mean well, but it can often cause us to heavily spiral and even fuel our delusions. unconditional kindness and patience is much preferred, and as much as the individual will listen, try to get them help.

  • @franciscol3510

    @franciscol3510

    4 ай бұрын

    First of all I'm deeply sorry about your problems and I wish you only the best, but I have a suspicion that the people that fall into conspiracy theories (for instance things like ancient aliens or Q stuff) are most likely suffering some form of schizophrenia o delusions, would you say that's a possibiliy? The idea that surrounding oneself in an echo chamber that actually confirms the delusions would be... idk how to say it but prefered by the altered mind?

  • @dinkelheit88

    @dinkelheit88

    4 ай бұрын

    yall are sick in the head and if a schizo starts rambling at me about this stuff I go off because they have done it to themselves

  • @joshcantrell8397

    @joshcantrell8397

    4 ай бұрын

    Why would I feed into someone’s delusions?

  • @complexunity4533

    @complexunity4533

    4 ай бұрын

    I don't think they asked for that, just anything other than the delusion would be preferred to even discussing it.@@joshcantrell8397

  • @stinky-smelly

    @stinky-smelly

    4 ай бұрын

    ​@@joshcantrell8397because they are not experiencing the same reality as us. My great grandmother has dementia and I've been reading up on dementia care for the past few years and a lot of it is learning to live in their reality. When someone is experiencing intense psychosis or delusions, you as a layman are NOT going to get them to change their mind. Confronting them with reality, as off as it sounds, will literally just cause them more harm. As the person above said, just try to get them to a professional as best you possibly can.

  • @DaimyoD0
    @DaimyoD04 ай бұрын

    For anyone who wants an explanation behind the street lamp "brighting" mentioned, look up "Street light interference phenomenon" on Wikipedia. Basically, high pressure sodium lamps cycle on and off every few minutes for weeks when they're about to burn out. As a result, people have a tendency to believe they only turn on (or off) when _they_ specifically walk underneath of them, due to confirmation bias. As a result, a lot of people think it's a psychic phenomenon. Interesting to hear about it in the context of gang-stalking paranoia.

  • @timothypage252
    @timothypage2524 ай бұрын

    The "screams" in Part 1 sounds much more like dogs in distress, to be honest. Some of it almost sounded mechanical. Also, 4 years ago the couple claimed their house was "haunted" in multiple published articles, so take it ALL with a grain of salt...if not a shaker-full.

  • @raeoverhere923

    @raeoverhere923

    4 ай бұрын

    I clearly haven't read the articles about the 'haunting', but I wonder if the same noises underground were what made them think it was haunted? I agree with you though, that I don't think those screams are from people. Whining machinery travelling through the ground can sound incredibly different than when you're standing right next to it. Someone in another comment said that it could be underground work keeping the tunnels maintained so that they don't collapse under the town, I saw another person say foxes getting in and screaming was also likely. I honestly think this is a case of xenophobia with a dash of limelight and mental illness. He lives next to a vietnamese nail salon, and there was all the press around the husband of the woman who used to own it (owns it?) being arrested for trafficking. I feel pretty confident that he sees those vietnamese nail techs every day, and he's totally comvinced that they're all being trafficked, too. Not to say it's impossible, but I don't think it's likely in this case. He probably had charges pressed by the salon owner for harassing her and her business. Also, something about those screams sounds... familiar? Not to say screams are usually very different, but they reminded me of stock sounds I'm pretty sure I've heard elsewhere. As another commenter pointed out, there aren't any words in them; usually when you're screaming for your life, you get discernable words like "no", "stop", and "help". Even if you don't speak the language, the word "no" is pretty global, and hearing anything like begging or crying would have also added to the authenticity. They remind me of scream tracks from halloween CDs.

  • @markjackson3531

    @markjackson3531

    3 ай бұрын

    @@raeoverhere923 ....did you miss the part where they WERE trafficking women and growing/selling drugs?!!

  • @k.graaam

    @k.graaam

    2 ай бұрын

    The first scream audio is definitely a person screaming help in Greek... Could be fake idk

  • @markjackson3531

    @markjackson3531

    2 ай бұрын

    @@raeoverhere923 "xenophobia"??? They were PROSECUTED for trafficking!!!

  • @natalyst
    @natalyst4 ай бұрын

    the real gang stalkers are the people that make the subreddits and forums with rules not to talk about mental health.

  • @martinmustermann7523
    @martinmustermann75234 ай бұрын

    The question you have to ask in gangstalking cases is "Why?". What knowledge gain or profit could there be to run a coordinated, high tech observation involving tens or hundreds of people on one person? As much as people want to see themselves as the lead actor in their own movie, they should question, if there is really anything in their life that would be worth millions and couldn't be discovered in other ways with much less hassle. Man would my gangstalkers be bored by my ordinary life.

  • @bykurt_is

    @bykurt_is

    4 ай бұрын

    rlly tho. I’ve had long back n forth’s with ppl thinking gang stalking was real - yet they never once experienced it. And the ones experiencing it tend to be infuriatingly annoying with their incoherent justifications.

  • @KoalaProductions

    @KoalaProductions

    18 күн бұрын

    The government has been even more wasteful experimenting on poor people before in things like MK Ultra giving random people LSD and basically excuses to torture people disguised as research. Cops waste their time hanging around to catch people speeding and harass minorities instead of do any real help to the community safety. The government rules off of fear and compliance. It's no wonder people think they will do this

  • @whtiequillBj
    @whtiequillBj4 ай бұрын

    The whole section on Gang-stalking sounds like a mix of paranoia, a sense of low self-esteem, delusions, hallucinations; audio, visual, touch or other; mania and possibly a few other things. This could also include tinnitus. Yes, tinnitus can manifest as voices. If you really are being stalked, talk to a doctor! This is NOT meant to make lite of the issue but to name kinds of problems that can cause these kinds of feelings.

  • @Pandidolod
    @Pandidolod4 ай бұрын

    One sad thing about the gang stalking delusions is that, even if authorities or family/friends tried to help "expose" the supposed surveillance in an attempt to either help dispel the delusions or actually ensure their loved one's safety, *everyone* is untrustworthy regardless of what they do.

  • @gemwolfz2860
    @gemwolfz28604 ай бұрын

    if i were being gangstalked i would simply be too stupid to notice

  • @TheFleshPrevails
    @TheFleshPrevails4 ай бұрын

    Absolutely love the vibe, style, and presentation of your videos. Very evocative, haunting, and melancholic. Keep up the great work!

  • @billblaski9523

    @billblaski9523

    4 ай бұрын

    Word, it's just as good Nexpo or Barely Sociable or Lemmino my opinion

  • @carlcouture1023
    @carlcouture10234 ай бұрын

    My job puts me in contact with a lot of drug addicts and homeless people. The gangstalking thing really felt like flashbacks to real conversations I've had with some people who have very paranoid delusions. One guy showed me a video of himself just standing in a field and asked if I could see the demons being repelled. So many stories I could tell you and it's not funny or intriguing. It's scary watching people go through that. I wish I knew how to help them.

  • @lorddonqweetle
    @lorddonqweetle4 ай бұрын

    i think alan was to quick to assume, he clearly just dug to the other side of the world, jokes aside i would have probably came to a similar conclusion if i was hearing sounds like that under my basement

  • @spugintrntl

    @spugintrntl

    4 ай бұрын

    It sounds like kids horsing around and playing shooters.

  • @anthonymuccillo

    @anthonymuccillo

    4 ай бұрын

    It just sounds like equipment and people working in a mine tunnel, heard through rock. They're probably doing safety upgrades to keep the town from collapsing, could be a serious problem they don't want the home owners to know and could be keeping it hush. That's the most sensible conclusion in my head. I've Worked in a mine, definitely sounds pretty haunting coming out of the tunnels , that would drive a couple to insanity if you had to hear it going for weeks on end.

  • @jayhollows5729

    @jayhollows5729

    4 ай бұрын

    ​@@anthonymuccillo "ackshully it's the pizzagate globalist satanic lgbt cabal reeeeeeee"

  • @sourgreendolly7685

    @sourgreendolly7685

    4 ай бұрын

    I'd assume foxes but that's only because I learned how human their screams sound. Before that, I thought some awful sht was happening in the woods around the local reservoir at night. If anyone has heard screaming like that at night and isn't sure, watch some videos of foxes screaming. It's weirdly comforting to know what they sound like. If there are no words you can make out and it's nighttime there's a fair chance it's foxes as they're primarily nocturnal.

  • @whackadoo

    @whackadoo

    4 ай бұрын

    ​@@sourgreendolly7685i thought mountain lions make the same human screaming noise too?

  • @TheCakeIsNotaVlog
    @TheCakeIsNotaVlog4 ай бұрын

    Yep. Those are foxes alright. I hear them around here, from time to time. I’ve even been caught off-guard and called the Police about it. Weird as shit that they’re underground, but not _that_ surprising. Foxes do like burrows, after all

  • @daled4191

    @daled4191

    4 ай бұрын

    My first thought exactly, I know a fox when I hear one

  • @markjackson3531

    @markjackson3531

    3 ай бұрын

    ....and the fact the gang WAS trafficking and holding hostage young foreign women in an abandoned UNDERGROUND bunker??!

  • @patchthecat
    @patchthecat4 ай бұрын

    Why are you saying prep...if its short for perpetrator? Wouldnt it be *perp*?

  • @NeighborhoodOfBlue

    @NeighborhoodOfBlue

    4 ай бұрын

    Perhaps english as a second language?

  • @patchthecat

    @patchthecat

    4 ай бұрын

    @@NeighborhoodOfBlue not that i remember from this channel, maybe

  • @user-hk7hz9cn7v

    @user-hk7hz9cn7v

    3 ай бұрын

    I honestly can’t stand the accent but I bared with it haha and yes it would be perps

  • @joejones9520

    @joejones9520

    2 ай бұрын

    @@user-hk7hz9cn7v beared

  • @mugsbugsly2975
    @mugsbugsly29754 ай бұрын

    Nail salons are notorious for human trafficking. Living in NYC, it was kind of a known thing that people were smuggled to work in salons then pay off their “debt” for the smuggling.

  • @nirv

    @nirv

    4 ай бұрын

    Cite your sources that nail salons are notorious for human trafficking.

  • @JAMESYQ24
    @JAMESYQ244 ай бұрын

    While not the same as “gang stalking”, a few years ago (before covid), I started working from home and basically spent almost 2 years indoors almost 24/7, getting deliveries for everything and only going to the shops very rarely. I developed social anxiety eventually, and whenever I would go to the local shop, I had an overwhelming feeling that everybody was watching me, and I was out of place, or looked weird or like I didn’t belong. I looked normally, dressed normally, spoke normally, but my heart was going a mile a minute the entire time, feeling like every pair of eyes were on me, and I would rush home every time and not go out for a week or so again after. Of course none of this was true, and when I started working and being in public again, I reverted right back to normal and have been ever since. But if that happened to me when I was totally sane, just from being alone for so long, I can completely imagine how people with some kind of mental illness can develop such a paranoia to the point that they believe they’re being stalked or sabotaged by everybody.

  • @FrankLoon
    @FrankLoon4 ай бұрын

    The Silent Hill homage is welcome and absolutely on point. Big fan from the jump. Subbed!

  • @FionavanDahl

    @FionavanDahl

    4 ай бұрын

    yeah 3:04 is the moment I subscribed

  • @zeonlink6662
    @zeonlink66624 ай бұрын

    Ironically, the first story doesn't sound all that crazy these days lol

  • @sheiks65

    @sheiks65

    4 ай бұрын

    Thought the same thing. Just reminded of the guy in New York that was hearing digging and Yiddish under his home and was convinced Jewish people were in tunnels below him. People called him crazy, but he was fucking right lmao

  • @zeonlink6662

    @zeonlink6662

    4 ай бұрын

    @sheiks65 that's the crazy part. I'm sure there's a lot of people who really do suffer with some sort of mental illness but stuff like this makes you wonder if it's always BS or if something really is off.

  • @odetotano3292

    @odetotano3292

    4 ай бұрын

    idk if everything he said is true, but those sounds are definitely concerning. if it’s not trafficking it might be a case of child abuse.

  • @CorruptedKarma

    @CorruptedKarma

    4 ай бұрын

    I need more information on the first one 😮

  • @maschaorsomething

    @maschaorsomething

    4 ай бұрын

    @@sheiks65 I think those tweets were disproven, plus the guy is far-right or whatever. So not a credible source.

  • @MusicFromAnotherTime
    @MusicFromAnotherTime2 ай бұрын

    I feel like that flash mob craze from forever ago didn't do much to help people who fear Gangstalking.

  • @Menosfilms
    @Menosfilms4 ай бұрын

    I remember my neighbors thought they were constantly being targeted but they smoked meth 😂 it was honestly the most craziest stuff I’ve seen living next door to them. Especially when they got into arguments. The guy would always try to run or hide from his girlfriend. One time he was on the roof laying down, looked down at me and told me not to say a word. She came out asking if I seen him and I looked up and replied “no” 🤣

  • @user-ek2xg3ps5s

    @user-ek2xg3ps5s

    4 ай бұрын

    Hide and Seek Adult version lmao

  • @mijonate6484
    @mijonate64844 ай бұрын

    Dude I love the background atmosphere to your videos. The music is so soothing

  • @complexunity4533

    @complexunity4533

    4 ай бұрын

    Nexpo vibes

  • @JonathanElliotMay

    @JonathanElliotMay

    3 ай бұрын

    I believe he’s using a pitch altered version of the silent hill soundtrack. There’s a few other silent hill references dotted around the video

  • @MillywiggZ
    @MillywiggZ4 ай бұрын

    Shout out to Wales by the way, a country that may as well be lost media or an ARG so few people know about it.

  • @versebuchanan512

    @versebuchanan512

    4 ай бұрын

    Hey, we know about Wales. They're the one that make up their language via random letter generators.

  • @RenHeng_canon

    @RenHeng_canon

    4 ай бұрын

    @@versebuchanan512😂😂😂

  • @complexunity4533

    @complexunity4533

    4 ай бұрын

    Cymru Fyw Hir!

  • @RoloT007

    @RoloT007

    4 ай бұрын

    And have a genetic predisposition for affection towards sheep.

  • @cannibalbunnygirl

    @cannibalbunnygirl

    4 ай бұрын

    No it's not. UK never forgets Wales, stop being so dramatic

  • @MathOwz
    @MathOwz4 ай бұрын

    I live 15 minutes away from ammanford and I've been driving past that nail shop 8-10 times a week for the last ten years and I've never heard of that case. It's crazy what you can miss. Usually someone can fart around our area and you'll hear about it 😅

  • @latescere
    @latescere4 ай бұрын

    I’ve literally been binging your videos dude, the production and overall quality of your content is something that you don’t come across often these days and I’m really thankful to have found your channel. I wholeheartedly hope that you find the success you deserve

  • @bloodmoonangel8925
    @bloodmoonangel892528 күн бұрын

    7 years for human trafficking and drug distribution definitely sounds like the usual light punishment in the UK. Absolutely shameful

  • @duongpham9023
    @duongpham90234 ай бұрын

    I don’t know if this in anyways help but I work as an over-the-phone Vietnamese interpreter and let me tell you that this isn’t a far-fetched conspiracy theory. Within my job, we have clients from all over the world (USA, Canada, the UK, Ireland). Something that is known within this line of work is that if you work day shift there would be a lot (-and I mean a lot) of human trafficking calls from the UK specifically. Mostly detectives interviewing victims of human trafficking. It’s….an incredibly fucked up fact and a quite disturbing call to sit through. A lot of these victims are either illegal immigrants (you can reference the Essex lorry deaths) or they were just literally kidnapped for different reasons (most popular being cannabis cultivation). In terms of my own experience with this I have served several calls helping Vietnamese victims of human trafficking and they almost always have the same stories. They were lured in by some random people with job offers and they would then be bought to the middle of nowhere, blindfolded, held at gun point and then forced to a house to do whatever those traffickers want them to do. Mine are mostly for cannabis cultivation. The victims would get sick at some point and then the traffickers will just drop them off at a random location in the UK and that’s it. There would be actual hotels around the UK dedicated to housing traffickers victims just so you know the sheer prominence of this problem. Not a lot of news talk about this within my country specifically or in the UK as a matter of fact. I am still lucky (-ironically enough) that I have not had to serve calls from victims of sex human trafficking but believe there is a handful of that. And it is not just a problem happening to only Vietnamese. My Cantonese and Mandarin-speaking colleagues have served calls of this nature as well and it seems to be a really rampant yet not-talked-about problem happening specifically to the UK. I am honestly heartbroken just thinking about helpless it is to go to a foreign country, not speaking their language, in the hopes of making a living for your family, just so you wound up being physically, mentally and sexually tortured by these monsters. It’s one of the harder moments of this job for sure and just one more reason to dwindle your faith in humanity.

  • @nirv

    @nirv

    4 ай бұрын

    From what I've read, trafficking is temporary. Maybe that's why people don't take it very seriously? Because the "trafficked" person seems to go on in life and never be bugged about it later - almost as if it was a necessary step to move up the ladder in life so to speak.

  • @aidannelson-sanger3963
    @aidannelson-sanger39634 ай бұрын

    I hate to be one of those people but the AI images were really more of a detriment than anything. The imperfections, as small as they are, are pretty distracting when you notice them and normal stock photos would have worked just fine. But, aside from that small nitpick, a pretty solid vid as usual.

  • @jonatgan8546

    @jonatgan8546

    4 ай бұрын

    i wanted to say this too, it was kind of distracting and felt a bit cheap. real photos have this way of feeling more… well, real.

  • @eziisreal

    @eziisreal

    4 ай бұрын

    lol best way to say it, real things feel real @@jonatgan8546

  • @yaama4868

    @yaama4868

    4 ай бұрын

    I have to agree with this too. Please just use real photos.

  • @charlottemuniz5702

    @charlottemuniz5702

    4 ай бұрын

    I agree with this as well, real photos have more of an impact because the imperfections feel more authentic because they were taken with an actual camera, not generated by an AI with only a few prompt words.

  • @VirtualCarbon

    @VirtualCarbon

    4 ай бұрын

    I understand what you mean, Personally I really don't like using stock footage, and only do if absolutely necessary. I use AI art because it gives me more artistic control on what I want to depict. Eventually I want I want to get to a point where I don't have to rely on that either.

  • @AdmArex
    @AdmArex4 ай бұрын

    The gangstalking segment is tough to watch. My mom was schizoid effective and suffered from some version of that delusion. It would be a hellish thing to be in the throes of it and believe you're being targeted, but it's a very awful sort of pain to be on the other side of it and be told that you are in on that torment, or see your grandmother be verbally or physically abused because of some supposed agreement she made with the government to subject her daughter to a lifetime of torture. At least in the case of my mom, I always felt like these ideas were convenient to her, in the sense that they absolved her of any responsibility for the state of her life, since she believed it was all outside of her control. After many, many years of ups, downs and treatment, she let most of this go - though she still maintained that she went through something unexplainable for most of her life. But from my perspective, that was a way for her to tell herself that she wasn't "crazy," and I couldn't help but resent her for not acknowledging completely that she had a problem. It's hard being the child of a parent with mental illness. I hope for the sake of the people around those who struggle with this that rational thought can break through, and they'll turn to care, instead of anger and delusion.

  • @joshcantrell8397

    @joshcantrell8397

    4 ай бұрын

    I heard that people who are truly crazy can’t conceive they aren’t crazy. Like if you can imagine the possibility that you might be crazy, then it’s a good chance you’re not actually crazy. Hopefully that makes sense…

  • @mushyroom9569

    @mushyroom9569

    4 ай бұрын

    Thoughts and prays

  • @yewnevano5614
    @yewnevano5614Ай бұрын

    I am surprised i haven't been recommended this channel sooner. It is so good. Great editing, good background music, interesting topics. A great watch and I am excited to become a fan

  • @user-ul2pp6gy4r
    @user-ul2pp6gy4r4 ай бұрын

    Your editing is an absolute masterpiece, it got me hooked fr !

  • @marlowemichaelson1366
    @marlowemichaelson13664 ай бұрын

    I literally just found your channel through this video and I LOOOOOOVE the way you edit!!! Marvelous presentation. I was riveted the whole time 😮

  • @ashs.8418
    @ashs.84184 ай бұрын

    I have some mental issues and sometimes symptoms make me believe im being gangstalked. In the back of my mind i know im not, but it still induces a panic attack each time

  • @minnie_malism

    @minnie_malism

    3 ай бұрын

    i hope you’re able to find help and peace 🩷

  • @Nachtel

    @Nachtel

    18 күн бұрын

    no matter what happens remember that you are loved, I hope things go well with you

  • @jorgesoares6787
    @jorgesoares67874 ай бұрын

    I subscribed to your channel as soon as the video started, loved the format, the track and your narration, not overly mysterious with buzz words, but at the same time not like news simply explaining the facts. Well done! Shoutout to Nexpo as well!

  • @Nothingness200
    @Nothingness2003 ай бұрын

    Love this video.! Fast, clean, to the point, deep! Comes with a real rabbit hole! Keep it up!

  • @Hyena_Heckler
    @Hyena_Heckler4 ай бұрын

    There is one dude who I've seen online that's convinced me he's actually being gang-stalked. He has a ton of videos of people following him, they usually see the camera and then loop back into following him when they think they're safe. Weirdest videos I've seen is one guy who was full on staring at him through the window of the gym, people waiting in bushes together on his walk path, and people very obviously watching him from behind store aisles. He has a humor about the situation because while it's disturbing, he understands that its meant to mess with him and that he's likely in no physical danger.

  • @coutureflamingo1924

    @coutureflamingo1924

    4 ай бұрын

    Where did you see this??

  • @firefly6147

    @firefly6147

    4 ай бұрын

    This reminds me of time back, in ancient history, I lived in small town. Time with no cellphones, internet or nothing. There were these "Village idiot" type people. Who were just those quirky old people, living alone, perhaps become weirder than is viewed as normal. Bunch of us kids used to go see these people, gather around when we saw them somewhere out and about. There was legends of who they were amd whats their lives was like etc etc. Like an old weirdo every kid knew or something like that. I wonder what that type of thing would look like now. It would be filmed, probably that person would upload stuff online etc it would take different form Im sure.

  • @possessedslig

    @possessedslig

    4 ай бұрын

    Probably him and his mates, perpetuating the myth

  • @TwoBs

    @TwoBs

    4 ай бұрын

    @@possessedslig This, or someone that has seen his videos and is messing with him (because some people really are cruel like that). More often than not, things can be explained through basic common sense and is often very boring. I highly doubt the guy is being gangstalked - enough to video record it, post it online, etc. OP is very gullible.

  • @markjackson3531

    @markjackson3531

    3 ай бұрын

    i mean, people under surveillance, ARE being "gangstalked"....our "intelligence" agencies are 100% "gangstalking".

  • @sirius9468
    @sirius94684 ай бұрын

    Amazing as always, the vibe, the background music, the unique subjects, the way to treat this the subjects. Keep it going

  • @NA-jn4bw
    @NA-jn4bw4 ай бұрын

    I’m fascinated by the gang stalking phenomenon. It’s interesting that so many people are experiencing the same delusion. And being able to peek inside their world via forums is concerning, watching them feed into each others fears. It’s very sad, I doubt many of these people will seek help- anyone who suggests they do are ‘in on it’. I’d be interested in hearing a psychologists(or other experts) theories on it.

  • @TwoBs

    @TwoBs

    4 ай бұрын

    They all “experience” the same phenomenon because they all congregate online and feed in to one another’s version of reality by posting about it. They post about it on KZread, Facebook, Twitter/X, etc. and seek each other out to validate said “experience”. Some of them even have forums dedicated to it - places where they’ll post and constantly bounce off each others’ delusions, convincing one another it’s real and that they’re all “experiencing” something “real” because so many others _totally_ experience the same thing, too. What starts as a wee bit of paranoia thinking that someone is following them often has them turning to seeking out information online to where they find others talking about the same thing, causing them to further delve down into their holes and convince themselves that what they’re all experiencing is a real thing. One reads another’s post, tells themselves that they have the same thing happening to them, post about it, and the cycle continues. It’s not really a phenomena where they’re experiencing the same thing … they only think they are. It’s honestly really sad. One of those situations where the internet is truly a blessing and a curse for these types - blessing in a sense they can finally feel as if they’re not alone, a curse in the sense that they just further spiral into their delusions and feed each other, often never receiving help.

  • @ciera1217

    @ciera1217

    3 ай бұрын

    It's "mass hysteria"

  • @dremora2232
    @dremora22324 ай бұрын

    It’s useless talking to anyone on that subreddit; any amount of genuine concern is immediately returned with suspicion

  • @Zodiackiller202-
    @Zodiackiller202-4 ай бұрын

    I love your videos the background music and the sounds give out such a vibe. And interesting topics are covered on the channel. Keep up the great work.

  • @jennarhodes2724
    @jennarhodes27243 ай бұрын

    Really great and spooky editing, and I appreciated the way you spoke about the gang stalking victims

  • @ipat202
    @ipat2023 ай бұрын

    Just wanted to say this video is really polished and well done. Awesome work😀

  • @rubysver
    @rubysver4 ай бұрын

    Videos are never a miss, nice man. Glad it got reuploaded

  • @hellbabyari
    @hellbabyari2 ай бұрын

    i was legitimately being gangstalked a few months ago and genuinely thought i was losing my shit until a couple of bad people i had gotten involved with told me the same had been happening to them. turns out, human traffickers were after us because they were in debt with their dealers, i wasn’t but i was involved with them so this was pretty much a case of caught in the crossfire for me . my dad even heard people over by my window one night and drew a gun before they ran off. scariest shit ever man. every time i went out, id see the same couple of cars with the same group of people. walking to and from my driveway, they’d be down the street. they barley made any effort to hide themselves which shocked me , that and the absurdity made me think it was a delusion. i wish it was.

  • @twae
    @twae4 ай бұрын

    probably your best video so far imo! had me so invested, this editing and vibe is immaculate dawg idk how u do this!!!!! truly on some nexpo lvl shit

  • @thespidermanoftheottomanempire
    @thespidermanoftheottomanempire2 ай бұрын

    The moment I seen that Silent Hill reference was the moment you got a subscriber

  • @Omnicrom
    @Omnicrom4 ай бұрын

    The whole thing about gangstalking is very sad, not because it's real but because it isn't. These are people that are mentally unwell, they have very bad delusional paranoia. All that talk about the "signs" it's happening, street lights coming on, people wearing the same colors, it's nothing. It's pareidolia gone wild. And more mentally healthy person would write those things off as the coincidences they are, or even just thoroughly rational explainable things (some street lights have motion sensors and only turn on if people are around for instance), but these people are so deep in paranoia they see enemies everywhere and as everyone and it is grinding them down. I do truly hope they get the help they need.

  • @AllegedNormie

    @AllegedNormie

    4 ай бұрын

    Sounds like something a gangstalker would say

  • @hadleem2557

    @hadleem2557

    4 ай бұрын

    @@AllegedNormieyour mother got em

  • @markjackson3531

    @markjackson3531

    3 ай бұрын

    i mean, our "intelligence" agencies DO surveil people....

  • @eventhorizon2264
    @eventhorizon22644 ай бұрын

    19:20 i had a friend that was telling me that she was being followed and stuff but unfortunately she was delusional bcs i spent the most time with her, and there was literally no one around And i tried to tell her that she needs help and i can't help her bcs im not a psychiatrist it was truly heartbreaking bcs my own mental health is pretty bad too

  • @TyroneisWhite

    @TyroneisWhite

    4 ай бұрын

    lies

  • @joshcantrell8397

    @joshcantrell8397

    4 ай бұрын

    What does bcs mean?

  • @JukoYT

    @JukoYT

    4 ай бұрын

    ​@@joshcantrell8397because

  • @complexunity4533

    @complexunity4533

    4 ай бұрын

    *because* I presume@@joshcantrell8397

  • @victoriastephens7441

    @victoriastephens7441

    4 ай бұрын

    ​@joshcantrell8397 it's short for 'because'

  • @zetsusmyplantypoo
    @zetsusmyplantypoo2 ай бұрын

    The scariest/saddest part about the gangstalking bit is just that most of these people that think they're being targeted are probably just experiencing mental health issues and refuse to seek treatment because they won't be "believed" by medical professionals or the authorities

  • @Thor_b
    @Thor_b4 ай бұрын

    This is the second video I’ve watched on your channel and I’m definitely going to be binging your side of KZread! You have awesome content ❤🪬🤙🏽

  • @tomwilding9834
    @tomwilding98344 ай бұрын

    I live around 30 minutes away from where the first case happened - this is one of the best breakdowns i've seen of that case! Side note - good on you for trying to pronounce those place names! As a heads up though, Wales is a country, not an area!

  • @pettykittyfam

    @pettykittyfam

    4 ай бұрын

    Really? Can you tell me what the general consensus is in the area? Like do people believe them or not? Honestly I have seen too much corruption here in the states & I am always very suspicious of these kinds of stories. Sure it might sound crazy on it's premise but when you look into the details like the guy who was convicted of basically human trafficking being connected... I mean there's something about that story that makes me pause. Those tapes certainly sound real... They gave me the chills. And I certainly believe that people use underground tunnels for nefarious purposes... SOOOOO.... Yeah this story really has me questioning what's true. I'd love to know what a local thinks! Thank you for reading all this if you did lol 🤣 Have a wonderful day ❤️

  • @tomwilding9834

    @tomwilding9834

    4 ай бұрын

    @pettykittyfam there was very little coverage in the area about the whole thing, but I remember reading about the letters the couple posted in their street and how they'd been put up on lampposts around the town too. With the amount of old mines around here it wouldn't surprise me if there were tunnels running under their house, but the vast majority of the old mine workings have been deliberately flooded and capped with cement, (as lots of people used to explore them/fall into them back in the 80s and 90s and there's concern that just leaving them unsecured would cause problems with sink holes,) so I'm not sure how they'd be accessed and used.

  • @zx74c
    @zx74c4 ай бұрын

    good thing this video’s back i watched it yesterday and really enjoyed it

  • @sleepy27450
    @sleepy274504 ай бұрын

    i have been binge watching your videos and i have to say they’re really good and i like your editing style, i would have expected you to have way more subscribers. keep it up and i bet you will! :)

  • @6y6
    @6y64 ай бұрын

    jeez this editing is 10/10! good on you, loved the silent hill reference

  • @AndyJP
    @AndyJPАй бұрын

    "Gangstalking" issues sounds very much like a mental illness. People who feel they are being stalked need to at least entertain the idea that their state of mind might be irregular. Working with a therapist on distorted thoughts could help.

  • @Aperdieu

    @Aperdieu

    18 күн бұрын

    It is a “mentality” or delusion thats often associated with paranoid schizophrenic individuals, my fathers felt with this whole life and says he still feels like people follow him but he knows that they are not it’s just kinda stuck in his head

  • @amodernalchemist432
    @amodernalchemist4324 ай бұрын

    That gangstalking case in San Diego, (if I remember correctly) that involved the cops, and the targeted individual ended up dead was one of the cases that opened my eyes to this phenomenon.

  • @Eidolon1andOnly

    @Eidolon1andOnly

    4 ай бұрын

    John Lang?

  • @amodernalchemist432

    @amodernalchemist432

    4 ай бұрын

    @@Eidolon1andOnly yes, that's the one!

  • @doccholo905

    @doccholo905

    4 ай бұрын

    Fresno, CA.

  • @amodernalchemist432

    @amodernalchemist432

    4 ай бұрын

    @@doccholo905 oh, thanks! I knew it was in California just wasn't sure about the city.

  • @amodernalchemist432

    @amodernalchemist432

    4 ай бұрын

    @@timrube I agree, the village guy seeing the same ppl all the time, seemed absurdly obvious 😆

  • @voltmax15
    @voltmax153 ай бұрын

    Your channel has been growing and it is truely deserved for the quality of your content. You have made extremely intriguing content from stories I have never heard of, it is truly unique my friend. I commend you for your work and I am excited for what you make next. I have a question though, where do you get these stories, and what do you use to edit?

  • @gamawfouskotouskaiopoionti5514
    @gamawfouskotouskaiopoionti55144 ай бұрын

    I love your content man, always top quality!!

  • @AJDraws
    @AJDraws4 ай бұрын

    'Gang stalking' = mental illness 90% of the time. People need help from medical professionals. Not from random internet users.

  • @alphakdog5437
    @alphakdog54374 ай бұрын

    People underground. Screaming. Where have I seen that recently.

  • @SpeedwayGaming
    @SpeedwayGaming3 ай бұрын

    great video! good editing, and good narration. keep up the good work!!

  • @gorenbk
    @gorenbk3 ай бұрын

    As someone who randomly either winked or stared at passing people in a hike as a joke, I now realize I probably scared someone.

  • @Osahashi
    @Osahashi4 ай бұрын

    British houses are often very poorly insulated or not insulated at all, my first thought would be that neighbors are causing these noises through televisions. Uninsulated pipework can also transmit noise, possibly explaining the noise in the basement. To me, the audio recordings somehow sound like movies, generally television, but I haven't looked into it that closely. Although I have to say that the alternative, as crazy as it is, would be surprising if something real were to happen underground. But when I think about it, there are so many things that come to mind, why it's nonsense, why no one else notices, the logistics, mine shafts are never under houses, firearms in the UK, why no one goes to check...

  • @isaiahisded
    @isaiahisded4 ай бұрын

    i know it’s a reupload but i’ll rewatch. love your content. this truly was some interesting stuff! keep it up❤

  • @russellst.martin4255
    @russellst.martin42554 ай бұрын

    You're lending way too much credence to gangstalking. Also, it's a perp not a "prep".

  • @sandrafaith
    @sandrafaith4 ай бұрын

    I _love_ rabbit hole videos, and this is a good one! Sorry you had to deal with having to revise and reupload, what a pain in the backside 1.) I think the screams are real, but are foxes. I'm not hearing any recognizable words like "No" or "Help" or anything that sounds like a foreign language. 2.) The phenomenon of gangstalking is just bananas. I don't think there's a grand conspiracy; I think it's just paranoia + coincidence (and as someone else said, seeing patterns in randomness). If you're hearing voices in your head, mayyyyybe it's not someone beaming them there; seek help! ("Preps," as short for "perpetrators" ? Do you mean "perps"?) 3.) ...just awful. 😔

  • @sourgreendolly7685

    @sourgreendolly7685

    4 ай бұрын

    Adding- Anyone that's never looked into it should watch a video of a fox screaming. They absolutely sound human and it's terrifying without knowing this.

  • @stee8345

    @stee8345

    4 ай бұрын

    I also thought it was an animal...foxes, mountain lions, and a handful of other animals emit cries that sound like a human getting tortured 😮

  • @jackieattackie101

    @jackieattackie101

    4 ай бұрын

    @@sourgreendolly7685agreed. Theres a lot of people who think fox screaming is kids and call the police and my friend showed me an episode of “these woods are haunted” and the guy totally heard a fox and thought it was a demon 😂

  • @whatabouttheearth

    @whatabouttheearth

    4 ай бұрын

    The conspiracy is seemingly research and training of those that carry such things out on actual enemies, I think most targets are merely training tools. I was put in these programs having a wireless BCI put on my head at Camp Clark under US Army Cadre at a "Challenge program" who said "we're gonna do a little experiment", and then later on the command ship of the 6th Fleet, the USS LaSalle, when I was in the Marines, then had some "meetings" even later when I was in the Army (Challenge Program, Marines then Army). This isn't the normal thing I think the real ones are encountering but it's inherently designed to discredit the target. I SORT OF volunteered (not informed consent, always through deception). The thing about real gangstalking carried out by governments and organized crime is that it's methodology intentionally seeks to cause the target to seem mentally ill, and so therefore hopefully after a while actually induce mental ilness, this was clearly pointed out in the Stazi files on Zersetzung, and V2K is based on the 'Frey Effect'. Of course there are people with mental illness who are not actually going through targeting or gangstalking who think they are. It's sometimes even difficult for actual targets to discern who is an actual target, it is designed to be subtle and induce extra paranoia on top of what is really there, so to exacerbate the reality. In the military they have wireless BCIs that are placed on your head and an odd metal camera type thing that they'll "film" you with. There is a dossier and paperwork of I remember right. These ARE NOT normal technologies. The problem is that people talking about the rhe real thing online causes others who are ONLY suffering mental illness to think that that is what's happening when it's not, so they add alot of other stuff. With people who are actually being targeted it's intended to be subtle like gaslighting to cause a target to start feeling it's happening even when it no longer is. Causing it to mimic or instill mental illness is a primary cover.

  • @tayler5373
    @tayler53734 ай бұрын

    i am really enjoying the video but I do believe it's quite harmful to speak about gang stalking this way, especially not acknowledging it being caused mostly by mental illness until the end of the segment. as someone who struggles with paranoia and symptoms similar to those who believe they are being gangstalked, i do feel that some of this affirms those thoughts to certain extent. it is a very interesting topic but more often than not, it is a symptom of extreme paranoia and i do think its best to remember that and the people who struggle with those thoughts when speaking about gangstalking very literally. Still love the video!

  • @whatabouttheearth

    @whatabouttheearth

    4 ай бұрын

    No one knows how many are legit targets and how many are just mentally ill people who aren't being targeted. And I literally mean no one knows.

  • @pettykittyfam
    @pettykittyfam4 ай бұрын

    Considering the tunnels recently discovered in New York among many other reasons... The first story sounds completely possible. I mean call me a conspiracy nut but just when you think something sounds outrageous the next day its in the news. I don't discount any possibility anymore. Awesome video ❤ Edit... oh yeah there was a case of real gang stalking from a guy in California... Said the cops were watching him etc... all the same stuff... He even got some creepy video of them filming HIM! Next thing ya know the man is burned to death in a house fire they ruled a "suicide" 🙄 sure yeah 👍 So while I think most of these cases are definitely mental illness related there are a handful of real stories. This world is crazy!

  • @josedorsaith5261

    @josedorsaith5261

    4 ай бұрын

    That was my first thought, too. Disturbing

  • @Eidolon1andOnly

    @Eidolon1andOnly

    4 ай бұрын

    John Lang?

  • @issamelissaaa

    @issamelissaaa

    4 ай бұрын

    Conspiracy theorist is used nowadays to describe free thinkers...I'm proud to be one. But I fully believe if there is one tunnel, there are many.

  • @Lilnaomi3

    @Lilnaomi3

    4 ай бұрын

    Let's hope Alan is wrong and he was just hearing or faking weird noises. The other option is awful. Not too long ago there was an arrest in my area. People noticed a lot of different one time faces working at a restaurant, nail salon and Massage parlour. They were all women and being trafficked by the restaurant owner.

  • @TitaniumTurbine

    @TitaniumTurbine

    28 күн бұрын

    @@issamelissaaa Objective thinkers are free thinkers. Conspiracy theorists are those who willingly choose to believe popular anonymous strangers manufactured stories without seeking evidence.

  • @YOQishere
    @YOQishere4 ай бұрын

    Bro, this video is really good man, your sound mix is dope! subbed

  • @xToniMichellex
    @xToniMichellex3 ай бұрын

    Interesting video, love this sort of content, throughly enjoyed ❤

  • @thehemogoblin6663
    @thehemogoblin66634 ай бұрын

    hey! i did a video about the strange sounds at the house in wales too! i think it’s such a neat rabbit hole and i’m happy to see more people talking about it!!

  • @joshcantrell8397

    @joshcantrell8397

    4 ай бұрын

    I knew he stole the video from you! I reported his last video. And that’s probably why KZread took it down. (Only for him to re upload this one) I’m reporting this one too. So hopefully it’ll get taken down again. Can’t believe you’re ok with others stealing your work. I can only imagine how hard you worked…

  • @ElaineClush

    @ElaineClush

    4 ай бұрын

    @@joshcantrell8397Doing a video about the same topic doesn’t mean it’s content theft. If that was the case almost every true crime channel should be deleted for content theft

  • @JukoYT

    @JukoYT

    4 ай бұрын

    ​@@joshcantrell8397lmfao this isnt content theft. The videos arent 1:1 copies

  • @Osahashi

    @Osahashi

    4 ай бұрын

    ​@@joshcantrell8397I reported you for abuse of the report function, hopefully your account will be taken down. Can't believe you did that to other people...

  • @Roadent1241

    @Roadent1241

    4 ай бұрын

    ​@@joshcantrell8397Um, let's try not jumping to conclusions like that. Can you undo it?

  • @torque8899
    @torque88994 ай бұрын

    Yeah I’m not saying some of the posters haven’t been gang stalked but it sounds a lot like mental illness and paranoia. Like symptom after symptom is common among schizophrenia.

  • @VictorHornets
    @VictorHornets4 ай бұрын

    this channel is underrated af, great video as usual

  • @tommeakin1732
    @tommeakin17323 ай бұрын

    I just wrote out a long comment on the gang stalking bit of the video, but I'm just going to say; never lose faith in the world around you. There are good folk around you, and they will try to help you in their own ways, even if those ways are not perfect, or don't sound like something you want to hear. Imo, openness and truthfulness is one of the best paths in life. Certainly better than suffering away in silence, and/or getting lost in the mazes of your own mind. I'm no healthcare professional, but one thing I will say is that be aware of your own wishes to stay far away from things that you don't want to hear. If you speak to a healthcare professional, they're not going to make you do anything that you don't want to; but they might be able to shed light on what you've been seeing, hearing, feeling etc. The world can be a scary place for a whole bunch of reasons, but it's also got a lot of love and understanding in it; and I really think that things like trust, openness, truth and love are things we all need in our lives. I feel like I said the same thing a couple of times there, but I'm just trying to get my thoughts out there haha. All the best.

  • @luckynumber1358
    @luckynumber13584 ай бұрын

    I used to believe I was being gangstalked some odd years ago, when I was about 16. It was a terrifying feeling, and I felt totally justified in believing that the government would stalk someone like me. Now that Im getting help, I see it for what it is, an illness that needs help