The Apelike Characteristics of Mankind : Correlations and Analytical Examinations into Gangstalking

Hello ladies and gentlemen, it is your host, Emmanuel Isaiah Smith, and this lecture is entitled The Ape-Like Characteristics of Mankind, Correlations and Analytical Examinations into Gang Stalking. Human beings are apes. Every biologist in the country will agree with that. Human beings are what scientists call great apes and are distant relatives of gorillas, the apes that you see in various continents around the world, and other such primates. What separates humans from the kinds of apes that you see in the zoo is that humans don't have fur and they have higher intelligence than the typical ape. Ultimately, however, humans are in the same familial category as primates. Now, this is important because in my estimation, there are two kinds of people that exist on this earth: The kinds who embrace their ape-like nature. The kinds who have divorced themselves from their ape-like nature in favor of a higher ideal. Now, before getting into the ape-like behavior that gang stalkers exhibit on a daily basis, I'd like to examine instances of both kinds of people. So a person who embraces their ape-like nature or their primitive nature are the kinds of people that engage in acts of violence, silly acts of mischief, various criminal actions that require long sentences such as: Rape, Child abuse, Sabotage, And others. It's easy for a person to give in to these types of behaviors because these are the types of behaviors that any ape in the jungle will participate in with no conscience, no sense of community or society, no sense of the betterment of civilization, and no sense to their own personal trajectory through their life. What is gang stalking? It is a federally funded surveillance, disruption, and confrontation mechanism in which people respond to a series of signals, cues, verbal commands, vehicular maneuvers, and more in order to find, irritate, confront, and yes, attack a targeted individual.