Criminal Networks
and Gang-Stalking
September 8th, 2026 / µ
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It's no mystery that criminal groups can find one another and connect unhindered across EU borders. But it is alarming that the Danish authorities don’t care.
Let’s Find Each Other
One thing was that a group of Danes could connect with friends, family, colleagues, and various networks in Denmark in a split second in 2016. But it was quite another thing to watch this network unfold across borders and morph into a multicultural collaboration.
Yes, to witness a group of Danes and a group of Parisians find each other on a continent of almost half a billion people, given that the only thing they seemed to share was hatred for me, was bone-marrow-chilling, but I have to admit, quite interesting, too.
So how did these two groups find each other on a continent of almost half a billion people and realize they had something in common?
Online forums? Online extremist political networks? Online manosphere networks? Chatrooms for smelly retards? Misogynist101-dot-com?
I don’t know. But I do find it interesting. However, in Denmark, I seem to be the only person who does.
If the Danish authorities found this interesting, they would have responded to my inquiries. But they haven’t. So we must conclude that the Danish authorities do not find it interesting how Danish criminals hook up across European borders.
7 Years Wasted
For almost 7 years, the Danish authorities have had the perfect opportunity to investigate, map out, and define this network and collaboration, also because, unlike most victims of such networks, I have not stayed quiet. So, for almost 7 years, the Danish authorities have had the perfect example right in front of them of how:
Danes, sometimes working under false identities and/or pretenses, teamed up with their various networks in Denmark in a split second.
Danes, sometimes working under false identities and/or pretenses, teamed up with other criminals in another EU country, people who, if we follow the UN definition, fall under the category of organized criminals.
Danes, sometimes working under false identities and/or pretenses, gained and seemingly still gain access to private homes and use these homes for criminal activities.
Danes collaborated with what is colloquially known in Paris as the Portuguese Mob, which holds extreme power behind their destitute facades.
The Portuguese Mob
The term The Portuguese Mob may sound cliché and even humorous, but as I learned the hard way in 2014, it is one of the most powerful parallel societies in Paris due to, among other things, its size, job placements, and reach into other parallel societies. This network can, among other things, locate anyone within hours in a city of millions, and move in and out of buildings as they please, as my situation in 2019 showed.
So much for secure buildings!
I left France in 2014 because of issues with these people and their many friends. They were right back the minute I set foot in Paris in 2019, proving I was wise to leave in 2014 and foolish to think I could go back.
A little googling before writing this post showed that this network has reached the radar of European police forces.
Politics & Torture
When all is said and done, it strikes me as odd that no one in Denmark reacted when Danish criminal political extremists allied themselves with what the UN defines as organized criminals in another EU country - political extremists, inasmuch as they are a network seemingly united around two male leaders who call the shots, and as a group they, for example, refute the Danish constitutional state by their actions, define targeted individuals as inferior beings without rights, state they have the right to torture individuals defined by them as inferior (torture as defined by the UN, in art. 1 in the UNCAT), state they have the right to kill individuals defined by them as inferior, and regard themselves as superior individuals due to, among other things, their current or former job placements and contacts.
I find all this worrying and interesting. But evidently I am alone in this.
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