Here is the question:
To Targeted Individuals:
Has the harassment you usually experience been less frequent over the festive period (Christmas Eve, Christmas Day & Boxing Day)?
33 people responded.
- 3 people (9.1%) reported that their harassment was a "bit less" than what they usually experience.
- 2 people (6.1%) reported that their harassment was a "lot less" than what they usually experience.
- The majority of people (28 people or 84.8%) stated that the harassment was the "same as always" over the festive break.
- No person reported that the harassment had "completely stopped".
From the results, we can see that a small number of people (totalling 15.2% of the vote share) did experience a bit less or a lot less harassment over the festive break to what they usually experience. This is obviously great news for those individuals as any reduction, whether small or big, would help to give them a small break from their usual experiences.
Such a reduction can probably be attributed to gangstalkers enjoying their own festive activities over Christmas on the big days of Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day (rather than giving the targeted individual a break over Christmas because they are feeling nice and festive towards them).
However, for the vast majority of targeted individuals (totalling 84.8% of the vote share) things remained unchanged over the Christmas break. Indeed, two respondents reported that their harassment experiences increased over the festive break.
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