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james pagoota
Country: United States
I emailed you twice since 05/09/11 that I had processed a case#381=400733 and acquired for the client 1567.00 of his 2700.00! The rest of the money goes to his former spouse Michelle H. Colligan same case# I wish to process her refund but it is no longer listed as a prospective client in the system! I wished re-instatement for this case#! I have not heard anything from you even though you advise I should hear from you within 24 to 48 hours! Get with it please! James Pagoota
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A voice tonality that resembles the characteristics of one's perception of an "angry voice" may not actually be as a result of anger, but will usually trigger an emotional response in the person perceiving the tonality to have the traits of anger.
http://www.psychologicalharassment.com/psychological_manipulation.htm
Obvious corruption and the intentional cause of hardship can lead to dark sarcasm and negativity, which is linked to depression and suicide, it can also be linked to a pattern and steps that lead to homelessness.
- Mobbing and mobbing in modern society are linked to the intentional cause of hardship and obvious corruption.
- Obvious corruption and the intentional cause of hardship can lead to dark sarcasm and negativity.
- Dark sarcasm and negativity are linked to depression and suicide.
The intentional cause of hardship and obvious corruption leading to anger, frustration, negativity, and dark sarcasm, which can lead to depression and suicide.
- Links to a pattern or steps to pushing a person to homelessness and the unintentional or possible intention of pushing a person to suicide.
The group can begin by saying the individual's name, specific words, different sounds, and use other distracting actions to attract the individual's attention. The targeted individual realizes that the group is using some form of harassment and begins to listen to the group around him.
Using indirect communication the group can insult the target, attack the individual's dignity, integrity, or self-esteem, threaten the victim, ask questions, and continue to use specific words and sounds to attract the targeted individual’s attention.
The indirect communication is also a form of conditioning and can lead to psychological disorders in which the victim feels that he is in a constant-state-of-interrogation. For example, the individual may go to a different environment and hear sounds, words, and questions. Because of the indirect communication and conditioning, the individual may feel that he is still in a state of interrogation and believe that individuals are trying to interact with him. Normally, people would usually simply “tune out” the sounds and conversations of other people.
This tactic is also used to induce paranoia.
The constant-state-of-interrogation can also be used or combined with unfinished ambiguities.
The constant-state-of-interrogation tactic involves constant distractions and indirect questions, and this can be combined with unfinished ambiguities. For example “his work is…” ? “he thinks he’s...” ? “he thinks his…” ?. This leaves the victim guessing or wondering “what?” and it can induce frustration or uncertainty.
It can also be used to negatively condition a person as to always assume the worse or negativity from ambiguities, negative conditioning.
Hitting sounds can affect the nervous system and can also cause or increase the fight-or-flight phenomenon.
One tactic is to hit things or drop things randomly, the smoke screen, and then to start hitting things when threats are made towards you or indirectly. This can be an attempt to increase the reaction that you have about the threat and to condition the affect you experience from it, such as feeling threatened or fear, with hitting sounds.
Hitting sounds are linked to physical violence, so if it's used in combination with hitting sounds the fight-or-flight response can be greater.
A tactic that is sometimes used on a victim is that the group doing the psychological harassment will start using a word, different actions can also be used, that is not commonly used to identify themselves and to identify themselves as being part of this group. Because the word is now associated to a group that is psychologically attacking the victim it can become threatening in the sense that the victim identifies an enemy, can expect a form of attack or threat, or simply identifies and associates the word to the group and the repetitive attacks and their result. The word is conditioned to a threat, the group and a possible coming attack.
Now that the victim has been conditioned to associate a threat, the group and the attacks, to an uncommon word, a more common word is used that is conditioned and associated in the same way to the same threat, an enemy or a possible coming attack. The word itself can also be associated to a threat, an indirect threat of physical violence for example, or a degrading theme that is not recognized by the general public which can increases the victims threat response. This can destabilize the victim further by confusing them and inducing more paranoia where the victim is wondering "who is who" "friend or foe" and can leave them responding more to more possible threats.
The conditioned word can become what some have termed a "trigger" word where the victim explodes in rage or to the threat, and physically attacks an innocent and unaware person, making them a victim of physical violence and making them both victims of this tactic, strategy, and phenomenon.
Sometimes a lot of verbal maneuvering and planning is used to hide or reduce the visibility and obviousness of a direct threat.
For example if a group makes subtle hints or insinuations about you being a homosexual for example, even though they probably know you are not, and then one of them says something like all homosexuals should be killed, it’s an indirect threat to you because of the maneuverings or it's less visible or obvious but it is still a direct threat or threat aimed at you.
As indicated on the home page, degrading themes are often used to prevent victims from coming forward and this is often the way they are used in combination with a threat or threats. The victim may have some reservations about claiming that he felt personally threatened by a threat that is made towards homosexuals. Other degrading themes, ethnics, and religions can also be used.
Psychological Constructions are when a condition is built into the persons psychology.
• One example is the term "catch 22" and the use of degrading themes to prevent victims from coming forward or to prevent exposure. There is no "catch 22" , it's a psychological construction or belief that's been built into the victim to restrict or prevent the victims from exposing the perpetrators of a crime.
• Another example is fear-of-fear. The importance of fear is "built up", a psychological construction, where previously there was no importance in fear. After the "build up" process of inducing a high importance on fear, a normal emotion in people, if the victim experiences fear, his ego or psychology can be devastated to bring them "crashing down".
The psychological manipulation of, the pretense or deception of, wanting a false confession; the threat of wanting false or pretense of wanting false confessions, to prevent exposure.
In other words, wanting or using the deception of wanting a false confession has the opposite or reverse effect, the victims ceases all communication or cooperation.
You would believe or think that torture is used to obtain the truth, but it's actually used in many cases to do the opposite.
In some cases the confessions involve the psychological construction of “catch 22’s” or degrading themes and psychiatry or law enforcement.
Subtle attacks are usually used to destabilize a person and to get through or bypass the person's psychological defenses. They can leave the victim unsure or uncertain on how to react or wondering if the subtle attack was intentional.
The use of something personal, sensitive, or private information is usually used to destabilize the victim and to make the person feel vulnerable and insecure.
Degrading themes are also used in subtle attacks.
When you are scared, angry, insecure, or uncertain your brain does not function as well.
When opponents engage in verbal dialogue they will sometimes try to intimidate, provoke, or make each other uncertain.
• One example is to try to throw your opponent on the defensive or psychological defensive. (linked to intimidation or manipulation)
• Another example is to use an ambiguity to make the person uncertain.
• Another example is to use subtle attacks to try to provoke anger, intimidate, fear, and uncertainty.
When psychological warfare is waged on someone, attempts are made to provoke reactions that are harmful to the victim such as anger.
Anger is the preferred reaction of choice because of the negative effects it has on the victims health and body such as increased adrenaline, cortisol levels, and blood pressure; and the victim can be psychologically manipulated or conditioned to react with anger or deceived into believing that this makes them more powerful or stronger.
Laughter is a great stress reliever and very health. It can also diffuse threats or tense situations.
Humans do not like ambiguities and uncertainty, we like to have certainty and security, and ambiguities are often used to induce insecurity or uncertainty.
Sometimes ambiguities are used to confuse the victim and to leave them wondering what it is that they are suppose to do or be doing, or what is the intended meaning. This can affect the victim by placing them in doubt or used to induce self-doubt and uncertainty, reducing decision making abilities, and can also have the state-of-limbo affect.
The ambiguities can also be manipulated as to hinting at a certain meaning and then modified to hint or indicate another meaning, and so on, to keep the victim confused or guessing as to what the true meaning of the ambiguities are. This can induce confusion, frustration, and self-doubt.
Ambiguities can also be used for emotional manipulation such as inducing regret for example. One way this is done is by hinting at a certain meaning of what the ambiguities mean, combined with very subtle hints at another and different meaning. After a period of time the meanings can be reversed or what was the subtle meaning can be clarified or made more obvious to the victim to induce regret, self doubt, and also attack or reduce the victim’s self-esteem and self-confidence.
Classical conditioning can also be used with ambiguities. For example the victim can be constantly bombarded with negativity or is lead to the conclusion that past ambiguities also had a negative meaning. Because of the conditioning the person will deduce or assume what is implied follows the same trend or pattern of negativity or theme. Conditioning your mind Negatively or Positively
Song lyrics often use ambiguities so that the listener can apply the lyrics to their own life or view on reality. Ambiguities can also be used to influence a person's view on reality or in combination with efforts to change a person's view on reality.