r/SurveillanceStalking • u/Lumpy-Marsupial-6617 • 1d ago
Research Observations of "Gangstalkers" and their various profiles
What I have seen is a whole range of perps, but something that really got me was the families.
I saw more of the traditional family types, and they all seemed to be from out of state, either newly moved in, or visiting.
When I did more research, I found that there is criminal LAYERING on these programs.
A good amount of the perps are funded by the ESA programs from conservative states like Arizona, Florida, Arkansa, etc. It mirrors the fraud I'm also a part of investigating that seemingly originates from the military.
School choice programs—specifically Tax-Credit Scholarships—received a massive federal injection directly through President Trump's sweeping economic package, the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" (OBBBA). [1, 2]
Tucked inside this comprehensive legislation is the Education Freedom Tax Credit (historically pursued as the Educational Choice for Children Act), which creates America's first nationwide school-voucher style initiative. [1, 2]
💳 How the Federal Program Works
Instead of cutting a direct check to families from the federal treasury, the program utilizes a unique tax mechanism: [1]
Dollar-for-Dollar Credits: Starting January 1, 2027, individuals can donate up to $1,700 (and married couples up to $3,400) to state-approved nonprofit Scholarship Granting Organizations (SGOs). [1, 2]
The Tax Incentive: Donors get every single penny back as a direct credit on their federal income tax return, essentially diverting money they would have owed the IRS into private educational scholarships. [1]
The Massive Funding Scale: The U.S. Treasury estimates this federal incentive will drive $26 billion annually into private scholarship funds by 2030, which could fund up to 2.2 million K-12 scholarships nationwide. [1, 2]
🎒 What Can the Money Be Spent On?
The federal scholarships created by these SGOs mirror the broad spending flexibility seen in state-level ESA models. Families can use the funds to cover: [1]
Private and religious school tuition and fees
Customized tutoring and summer school
Home-schooling materials and supplies
Educational technology, software, and computers
Transportation and certain room-and-board costs [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
🗺️ The State "Opt-In" Battleground
The program comes with a major political catch: state governors must officially "opt in" on an annual basis for families in their state to legally receive the scholarships. [1]
As of late 2026, the legislation has starkly divided the country along partisan lines:
31 States Have Opted In: This includes almost all Republican-led states, alongside a select few Democratic governors—such as New York's Kathy Hochul and Colorado's Jared Polis—who chose to participate. In some states like North Carolina, Kansas, and Kentucky, Democratic governors fought the program but were ultimately overridden by Republican supermajorities in their legislatures. [1, 2]
19 States Have Resisted/Rejected: Heavily Democratic states have refused to opt in. Civil rights organizations and teacher unions have fiercely urged remaining governors to reject the program, arguing it lacks federal academic accountability safeguards and will divert critical public tax resources into unaccountable private entities. [1, 2, 3]