Street theater

«Street theater refers to a form of harassment where a group of torturers act out little skits, either literally on the street or on the internet, in the media, etc., intended to harass and disturb an individual or to otherwise modify the victim's behavior. So if a group of people act out "street theater" to a random person to disturb him or her then, while this might be a crime, I would not necessarily call it mind control. It is when surveillance is combined with the "skits" to both track a person over time for harassment and to obtain personal information about a person to be used in the harassment that I would say a mind control operation is being carried out.»

Allen Barker, "Motives for Mind Control"

Street theater is commonly used by government terrorist organisations within the NATO alliance such as the Norwegian Police Security Agency in early fases of their covert government torture operations.

Countermeasures

A camera is a very effective way of avoiding close-up harassment such as street theater, depending on how skilled the criminals doing it are. The terrorist organisation Norwegian Police Security Agency use terrorist from Norway's local police departments to carry out such harassment. Most these local criminals do "Street theater" so bad it would be funny if it was not part of a covert government torture operation designed to basically destroy your life, so it is mostly easy to immediately identify the terrorist as being from the local police department. And these terrorist are very afraid of getting their pictures posted on the Internet. Thus; carrying a digital camera with a large memory card can actually be a very effective countermeasure against some of the terrorist doing this kind of human rights abuse.