The following is a glossary of terms associated with organized stalking, a.k.a. gang stalking that I have put together from various sources, including very well-connected stalkers themselves. I will be updating and adding to this regularly, so please check back from time to time. My goal here is to make this a fairly definitive guide to the major terms associated with organized stalking that can be used as a reference. The terms are in alphabetical order and include both colloquial and official terminology.
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Authority bureau (n): a high-level and well-organized criminal group that decides individuals to be targeted and runs organized stalking campaigns
Boner (n): an enemy target
BoA (n): organized crime bureau pretending to be a contract agency, traveler's club, or accounting firm
BoT(C) (n): conspiratorially minded organized crime bureau pretending to be searching for the "secrets of the illuminati" or the illuminati themselves
BoT(F) (n): organized crime bureau falsely claiming to be a "humane research agency"; attracts deviant scientists and researchers
Break-a-leg job (n): a particularly hostile attack against a contract; also, a plan that involves approaching a target and talking to them
Brighting (v): harassing and/or temporarily blinding a targeted individual by flashing high headlight beams at them in order to frighten TIs or cause them to crash their vehicles at night (see also dazzling)
Cancelling (v): causing a miscarriage
Cherrying (v): getting out of a legal tangle through the syndicate's intervention
Clitweed (n): synonym for nyunkia
Concerned citizens (n): synonym for pawns; used by stalking crews
Contract (n): the victim of contracting (see below); a targeted individual
Contract (v): target an individual for organized stalking and harassment, as in to "contract" a specific person. There are two types, enemy contract (hostile) and planning contract (basic and progressive)
Cousin Nancy (n): a police unit sent to tail a crew and arrest them before an unchained police unit can
Covered (n): a member of the public that is under the control of the syndicate
Crash Test Dummy (n): a practice target
Crew (n): a unit of recruits and pawns under a single MO; an organized group or gang of stalkers
Dazzling (v): using a high-tech lazer device developed by the CIA to blind targeted individuals while they are driving in order to cause victims to crash their vehicles (more serious than brighting) [Former FBI Director Louis Freeh's recent crash in New England is rumored to have been caused by dazzling.]
Defacing (v): making faces at a contract, or otherwise intimidating them
Deja Voodoo (n): doing the same skit or street theater over and over again
Effect (n): the fact that greedy and sadistic recruits (stalkers) are selected for managing stalking jobs more readily than anyone with integrity; a.k.a. "The Effect"
FBG (n): abbreviation for fertile breeding ground
Fertile Breeding Ground (n): a crew of nipple-kissers, based on the idea that they are a fertile breeding ground for future stalking managers
Gang stalking (n): a synonym for organized stalking (see below)
General Leeing (v): chasing after a target and threatening to rape them before immediately running away
Gigolo-Bop (v): to make sexual advances to an unattractive target (term used mainly by nipple-kisser deviants)
Hang-Job (n): the experience of having a target that one has enjoyed tormenting suddenly commit suicide (the term is mainly used by nipple-kissers and nyunkias)
Herbert (n): a child or young teen who participates in organized stalking
Holy Poly (n): a religious puritan recruit (stalker)
Incapacitator (n): a device that affects the sleeping patterns/stress/fatigue/headaches of a contract
Lab rats (n): BoT(F) synonym for pawns
Lomo (n): short form of lomosexual (see below)
Lomosexual (n): syndicate member with a knack for photography ("There's a lomo in every crew!")
Manager (n): the head of a stalking crew
Mincing (v): luring a targeted individual into the legal system
Nipple-kisser (n): a deviant recruit (stalker), recruited because of a desire for sadism
NYUNKIA (n): abbreviation for Not Your Usual Nipple-Kissing Incapacitator Asshole" (the "yu" is pronounced "oo" as in "moon"); a particularly deviant or sadistic BoT (F) member
Office boys (n): Authority bureau synonym for pawns
Organized stalking (n): “Gang stalking” – also known as “organized stalking” – is a slang term for a set of tactics used in counterintelligence operations involving the covert surveillance and harassment of a targeted individual. The goal of such operations – in the parlance of counterintelligence personnel – is to “subvert” or “neutralize” an individual deemed by a government agency (or corporation) to be an enemy.
“Organized stalking” is probably a better term than “gang stalking” since it more accurately conveys the systematic nature of the crime, and it avoids creating the erroneous impression that the activity is connected with street gangs. [Taken from fightgangstalking.com.]
Pawns (n): the lowest ranking persons in a syndicate (not technically members because they have no permanent service contract and don't know they are working for a syndicate; take orders from the syndicate but don't attend its meetings); a.k.a. concerned citizens, office boys, secretaries, lab rats, spelunkers, or travel agents
Perp (n): short for perpetrator; a stalker
Private life (n): a syndicate member's life within the syndicate
Public face (n): a recruit or manager's official life outside the syndicate
Punk actors (n): stalking crew recruits who participate in organized stalking because they enjoy causing chaos and anarchy
Rainbow shock (n): the act of a stalker's being nice to the general public after defacing a targeted individual
Rank (n): a level in a syndicate
Recruits (n): mid-level members of organized stalking crews (next level above pawns); are aware of a large conspiracy, but at a misinformed level; divided into religious actors and punk actors; only greedy and un-idealistic people are allowed to progress beyond the recruit level in organized stalking
Religious actors (n): stalking crew recruits who often participate in organized stalking because they are led to believe they are helping to clean up their community
Sakurakai (n): a crew that is particularly overt in its stalking and gets caught too often as a result; a crew that has to be cherried all the time
Secretaries (n): Authority bureau synonym for pawns
Shallow Throat (n): synonym for Nyunkia
Spelunkers (n): Bot(C) synonym for pawns
Street Theater (n): skits performed in public that let targets know they are under constant illegal surveillance (often performed by persons who are unaware they are participating in organized stalking--they believe they are part of a grassroots movement and are not aware that they are harassing targets)
Syndicate (n): an organization participating in organized crime and organized stalking
Targeted individual (n): a person targeted by the syndicate for stalking and harassment; a victim of organized stalking; a.k.a. target
TAT
The Good Old Gang At The Office (n): the crime syndicate
TI (n): commonly used abbreviation for a targeted individual
Trap (n): initial phase of an organized stalking campaign against a targeted individual during which victims are prodded, manipulated, enticed, or subliminally influenced into taking actions that will allow them to be more easily controlled later; phase during which players who will help with the stalking campaign are moved into place and victims are "set up" (victims will almost never notice this phase)
Travel agents (n): BoA synonym for pawns
Trigger (n): second phase of an organized stalking campaign in which the targeted individual appears to set off the overt part of the campaign by something they accidentally say or do; victims are made to believe the trigger is what set off the stalking of them, when it actually sets in motion what the people behind the stalking campaign intended to do all along
Unchained (n): an authority that is not a pawn or a recruit
Uncovered (n): synonym for unchained
Voodoo (n): the act of being hostile to a target (pointing, staring, etc.)
XXXXXXX (v): to run over a target or chase them with a car
XXXXXX XXXXXX (n): rhyming slang for "big mistake" or "we shouldn't have used this method"
XXXXXX Necktie (n): a death threat made with no intention of carrying it out
XXXX's Law (n): a police department that is thoroughly under the syndicate's control
XXXXXXXXX Syndrome (n): the state where a targeted individual becomes so socially unpredictable and badly off that stalkers can't think of many additional ways to make the victim's life worse
Yellow Meat (n): criminals recruited into the syndicate
Zapperating (v): using electronic devices to adversely affect the health of a targeted individual
