Only 31 people responded on this poll, so the vote count was a bit lower than with other polls.
28 out of the 31 (90.4%) people stated they had experienced Street-Theatre.
Street-Theatre, in the context of gangstalking, is when a scenario is manufactured / staged and is subsequently performed and acted out in the vicinity of the targeted individual.
Some examples of street-theatre could include strangers performing and having a loud conversation right next to where you are, or a car holding you up and blocking you in a car park whilst it struggles to get in and out of the car parking space.
I've seen many TI's on social media state they have been subjected to street-theatre. 28 out of 31 people (90.4%) saying they have experienced it shows it can be a very common tactic utilised by gangstalkers.
As for Synchronised Encounters, 29 out of 31 people (93.6%) stated that they have experienced them. Again, this can be a very common tactic deployed against the targeted victim. In fact, every time a targeted person leaves their home, they will most likely be subjected to encounters that are timed to meet them wherever they go and whatever they do. They can be deployed throughout the day.
For example, if the targeted victim goes into a shop, a cafe, a bank, a restaurant, or other facility, then gangstalkers may already be present inside. Alternatively, gangstalkers may enter the store at the same time as the target enters. Or, they may come in afterwards and join the target as they browse the aisles of the shop.
A common tactic used in shops is that the gangstalker will want to be in the same aisle that you are at. They may even look and pick up the same item which you have just picked up and looked at.
Synchronised encounters can be deployed wherever the target goes - even on a simple walk out of your home, down the high street, at the petrol station - encounters will be timed to bump into you whatever the place and at different moments.
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