Closing The Gap

indie · 09-05-2010, 04:02 AM

Closing The Gap

http://www.amazon.com/-/e/B0041UO8EO -Amazon profile page.

This believe it or not is a none fiction work.
Closing The Gap pics up where Bridging The Gap left off, and is the second in a series of books that examines what happens in society when the rules of law break down, and communities are allowed to dispel mob justice for years at a time on the innocent.

It's a factual account of a phenomenon similar to workplace mobbing, that has become termed Gang Stalking online. The books looks at what can happen to innocent people when they are listed and placed on community notifications. It can happen for something as simple as writing a letter, getting into a verbal dispute, or even filing a grievance at work. Once this happens, the persons life is systemically destroyed in ways they never dreamed possible. This could happen to anyone.

Many people think you have to be rich or famous to be followed around 24/7, but with newly mobilized communities, you can have done nothing wrong, and still become a target.

From the back of the book.

Closing The Gap takes a deeper look into the Gang Stalking phenomenon and how community notification programs are being used and abused to destroy the lives of innocent citizens.

These programs are being used to create a system of state control and conformity. The citizens of democratic countries have been mobilized as weapons for the state. They are being used as a clearing house for those who the state see as unfit, and undesirable. The state in every community, workplace, and most families have created a disturbing, interconnected system of surveillance, and control.

Once targeted, the person in question is blacklisted. Then those around the target are categorically enlisted into the states monitoring, supervision, and annexing of the target.

The book takes a look at some technology that is being used, and how it's used to make people look crazy, how rumours, slander, and set up's are used to make perfectly innocent people look like they are mentally ill, just because they were falsely blacklisted. The book also looks at privacy, and how these lists are being used to share wrong information online and offline about the targets of these practices.

I hope I have not given too much away, but it's a really indepth topic, and one that everyone should be aware of.

lene1949 · 09-05-2010, 04:54 AM

I tried to find it, but it's not currently available...

indie · 09-05-2010, 10:35 PM

Thanks for at least looking it up. The epub book is ready right now. But the hard cover on Amazon is not going to be there till Tuesday. The holiday and all.

Here is a link to the digital version.

http://www.amazon.com/Closing-Gap-Ga...3740349&sr=1-3

Also the first book Bridging The Gap has been converted to digital and will also be available next week on Kindle. It's going to be at a great introductory price of 1.99. for those who would like to find out more information.

If you do try out any of the books, please let me know what you think, and if you do need a hard cover right away, there is one other company that does have the hard cover already available for sale.

Thanks again for checking the book.

Worldwalker · 09-05-2010, 10:50 PM

Um ... "dispel mob justice"?

Also, you really need to take a look at those commas.

indie · 09-05-2010, 10:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Worldwalker

Um ... "dispel mob justice"?

Also, you really need to take a look at those commas.

I will keep that in mind, sorry I was trying to write something captivating that I hoped would catch attention. I guess it worked, just not the way I expected. LOL.

indie · 09-06-2010, 09:06 PM

It's finally on Kindle.

The first book is now on Kindle.

Bridging The Gap is a disturbing, yet poignant look into modern day democratic surveillance societies. The book examines how this structure is used to discredit, disenfranchise, and destroy innocent citizens. Gang Stalking, The Buzzsaw, Cointelpro, what do these words mean and more importantly what do they have in common? They are names that have been used to describe the systemic apparatus that reaches out to destroy and discredit those declared enemy by the state. This book will open your eyes to how the informant system has taken over these democratic countries, and how they are being used to further create a surveillance society where no one will be out of reach, should they too become persona non grata by the system.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00422LG00/
$1.99 Kindle introduction.

indie · 09-25-2010, 02:04 AM

I find that kindle does about the same as the hard cover, does anyone else find this to be true?

A big thank you to those who have tried out these books.

09-05-2010, 04:02 AM	#1
indie Enthusiast Posts: 45 Karma: 30 Join Date: Sep 2010 Device: none	Closing The Gap Closing The Gap http://www.amazon.com/-/e/B0041UO8EO -Amazon profile page. This believe it or not is a none fiction work. Closing The Gap pics up where Bridging The Gap left off, and is the second in a series of books that examines what happens in society when the rules of law break down, and communities are allowed to dispel mob justice for years at a time on the innocent. It's a factual account of a phenomenon similar to workplace mobbing, that has become termed Gang Stalking online. The books looks at what can happen to innocent people when they are listed and placed on community notifications. It can happen for something as simple as writing a letter, getting into a verbal dispute, or even filing a grievance at work. Once this happens, the persons life is systemically destroyed in ways they never dreamed possible. This could happen to anyone. Many people think you have to be rich or famous to be followed around 24/7, but with newly mobilized communities, you can have done nothing wrong, and still become a target. From the back of the book. Closing The Gap takes a deeper look into the Gang Stalking phenomenon and how community notification programs are being used and abused to destroy the lives of innocent citizens. These programs are being used to create a system of state control and conformity. The citizens of democratic countries have been mobilized as weapons for the state. They are being used as a clearing house for those who the state see as unfit, and undesirable. The state in every community, workplace, and most families have created a disturbing, interconnected system of surveillance, and control. Once targeted, the person in question is blacklisted. Then those around the target are categorically enlisted into the states monitoring, supervision, and annexing of the target. The book takes a look at some technology that is being used, and how it's used to make people look crazy, how rumours, slander, and set up's are used to make perfectly innocent people look like they are mentally ill, just because they were falsely blacklisted. The book also looks at privacy, and how these lists are being used to share wrong information online and offline about the targets of these practices. I hope I have not given too much away, but it's a really indepth topic, and one that everyone should be aware of.

09-06-2010, 09:06 PM	#6
indie Enthusiast Posts: 45 Karma: 30 Join Date: Sep 2010 Device: none	Bridging The Gap on Kindle It's finally on Kindle. The first book is now on Kindle. Bridging The Gap is a disturbing, yet poignant look into modern day democratic surveillance societies. The book examines how this structure is used to discredit, disenfranchise, and destroy innocent citizens. Gang Stalking, The Buzzsaw, Cointelpro, what do these words mean and more importantly what do they have in common? They are names that have been used to describe the systemic apparatus that reaches out to destroy and discredit those declared enemy by the state. This book will open your eyes to how the informant system has taken over these democratic countries, and how they are being used to further create a surveillance society where no one will be out of reach, should they too become persona non grata by the system. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00422LG00/ $1.99 Kindle introduction.

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09-05-2010, 04:54 AM	#2
lene1949 Wizard Posts: 1,952 Karma: 213930 Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Middelfart, Denmark Device: Kindle paper white	I tried to find it, but it's not currently available...

09-05-2010, 10:35 PM	#3
indie Enthusiast Posts: 45 Karma: 30 Join Date: Sep 2010 Device: none	Thanks for at least looking it up. The epub book is ready right now. But the hard cover on Amazon is not going to be there till Tuesday. The holiday and all. Here is a link to the digital version. http://www.amazon.com/Closing-Gap-Ga...3740349&sr=1-3 Also the first book Bridging The Gap has been converted to digital and will also be available next week on Kindle. It's going to be at a great introductory price of 1.99. for those who would like to find out more information. If you do try out any of the books, please let me know what you think, and if you do need a hard cover right away, there is one other company that does have the hard cover already available for sale. Thanks again for checking the book.

09-05-2010, 10:50 PM	#4
Worldwalker Curmudgeon Posts: 3,085 Karma: 722357 Join Date: Feb 2010 Device: PRS-505	Um ... "dispel mob justice"? Also, you really need to take a look at those commas.

09-25-2010, 02:04 AM	#7
indie Enthusiast Posts: 45 Karma: 30 Join Date: Sep 2010 Device: none	I find that kindle does about the same as the hard cover, does anyone else find this to be true? A big thank you to those who have tried out these books.