Harassment 101: The Rules Of Engagement [Paperback]

GmB Bailey (Author)

Book Description

Publication Date: September 5, 2010

The Rules Of Engagement is a useful and informative
book that gives you helpful tips on how to survive being
harassed.

Harassment Support and Information. Real life lessons to help
you survive harassment, information that is not listed
in the rule book. Understand what harassment is and it's overall effects.
Helping you recover and survive harassment.

If you are being harassed then this is the quick guide that can help you
get the upper hand on understanding your emotions and how harassment affects you.

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Author's Note

If you are reading this book, then you are likely seeking assistance to deal with harassment, or trying to help someone who is being harassed. You are not alone. You may feel like you are alone, but it's a small world and whatever you are going through someone has gone through something very similar. There is help and support available, and you have taken a great step towards finding it.

This book will give you access to some great links. It will try to point you in the right direction, and it will also help you understand your systemic reactions to the harassment you are experiencing. I hope to help provide empowerment and to help you take action to stop the harassment in your life.

Part of that empowerment process is to understand that you are not helpless or alone and that you can provide assistance to others going through the same thing. Standing united and gaining strength from each other will be a continuous theme throughout this book.

If you have suffered harassment then you have a story to tell. You have a story to share that can give hope, inspiration and courage to another individual going through the same thing. Combined sharing is one of the best methods for breaking through the isolation, and helping others to understand that they are not alone. Learning about what others have gone through, the emotions they felt, the choices they made and the paths they followed, can enable us to make better choices. It can give guidance as we travel our own paths.

If you have a story please consider sharing it. If you have a friend who has a story, please consider encouraging them to share. The more light we can shed of this problem the better.

The second most important thing is feedback. Please share your feedback about this book. Was it helpful? What did you like, what did you not like? What resources and information do you still wish to see in the book? This is the only way to truly improve future additions, is with your feedback.

If you have been through harassment you have something to give back to others. You have knowledge and you have understanding.

New harassment victims feel isolated, and alone. They want to reach out and share their story with others, but often feel very limited or restricted. That is where you can help.

Many thanks and my support always.

GmB Bailey

From the Back Cover

Closing Thoughts


Moving Forward

In writing this book, it's clear to me that we are not dealing with a new phenomenon. Harassment has always been around in some shape or form. The only thing that is now changing is our reactions and perceptions about what harassment really does. The effects it has on the individual and the society at large. We are just starting to give harassment the serious consideration it deserves, and implementing measures to stop it from happening across our society.

Harassment is not isolated or normal part of growing up. It's deliberate, purposeful and the intentions clear. Every sector of our society is now affected by this plague, and it's important that there be proper measures and guidelines in place to deal with harassment. More important than measures and guidelines is helping individuals to feel empowered to deal with and stop harassment from happening. Harassment hardly ever happens in silence, it's systemic and widespread. If more people named it for what it was, and less people tolerated when it happens, then we as a society might have a chance of getting the problem corrected. --This text refers to the Kindle Edition edition.

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Product Details

• Paperback: 92 pages
• Publisher: CreateSpace (September 5, 2010)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 145382121X
• ISBN-13: 978-1453821213
• Product Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5 x 0.2 inches
• Shipping Weight: 6.1 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #905,554 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

More About the Author

GmB Bailey is an author and researcher who has written several useful and informative reference books dealing with Gang Stalking, mobbing, bullying, and other forms of harassment. Some of the books are now in wide circulation and distribution across the United States and other countries.

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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Group Harassment and Gang Stalking, October 16, 2010

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Keith Labella "Peacefrog" (Queens, New York) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Harassment 101: The Rules Of Engagement (Paperback)

This is one of the best resources I have come across in the years I have been victimized by and studying gang stalking. That being said, I have some critical opinions and thoughts about the book.

Firstly, David Lawson's Cause Stalking was flawed in several respects. However, he did identify cells of individuals operating territorially and in communication with each other nationwide. He also properly noted that these group's foot soldiers are low-level criminals often engaged in this as a sadistic sport.

Bailey is correct in noting that only the government has the resources to carry out gang stalking in its manifestation seen over the past generation. However, rather than viewing this as mere "governing through crime" as Natapoff who he cites describes the related snitch system, the government is coopting social forces within the criminal element in a Nazi/Soviet-bloc fashion. The government is facilitating these forces with ample institutional forces from its own ranks (cops, firefighters, mailmen, etc.).

He is missing an obvious thread here. The Washington agenda has always sought to destroy the hire echelon criminals such as the mob and cults (he discusses cults). The informant/snitch system from which the bulk of gang stalking members are drawn operates within the territories of Washington's enemies, and, has an obvious nexus to higher echelon criminals. It is easy to see a civil rights conspiracy in which the government argues that these gang stalking groups are terrorist organizations controlled by higher criminal structures including traditional organized crime. In fact, my phone discussions with the National Center for Victims of Crime in Washington, D.C. resulted in my being told that the only "validated" cases of gang stalking were in fact performed by "mafia personnel". Indeed, I am personally aware of numerous cases of gang stalking performed by traditional organized crime in the New York City area.

Bailey does not realize that criminals, albeit highly infiltrated by informants, have their own paralel stalking lists. Much of what the government does in relation to targets of organized crime and other conspiracies who end up on gang stalking lists, is to mimic the criminals behavior through government theatre. Bailey misses this point as much as LCN.

I do believe ultimate responsibility is with the government. Gang stalking is a government directed activity leading to dehumanizing conditions and death-i.e., it is legally Genocide.

Also, through my contacts with over 100 legitimate cases of gang stalking, I believe that there are a strong minority of cases that are "generational". One such sub-category is the gang stalking of individuals with family histories of outspoken anti-semitism. This is a sub-category in which traditional organized crime killed and derailed the lives of many victims through an arrangement with the Jewish Community-especially the vehement ultra-orthadox factions.

In a fascist, COINTELPRO-style manner, this has to be looked at as the government acting in a highly Machiavellian fashion, using splitting, tripple-crossing, and all manner of deceit to achieve its end, in true Lennonist fashion.

I also believe that many readers would appreciate some background on Bailey. I perused Harassment 101 on Amazon and think he has a background in psychology, social work or a related area. I can understand why he may not want to give too much detail.

Keith

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