Decomposition is a form of repression which focuses on the isolation and paralysis of individuals' in terms of social contact and work. It is applied either continuously or periodically. Its practice stems, at least, as far back as socialist East Germany in the late 20th Century. It was used to silently enforce political correctness and support the social engineering of the populace. It is currently practiced in Western Europe and Russia, and there are many instances of persecution globally which have involved similar methods. The focus of this book is on how decomposition methods are applied in modern Britain and Ireland. Joe Bloggs is a survivor of them with over 13 years experience and this has enabled him to address the question of what they are and how they are implemented with great personal insight. He brings his unique perspective to bear and informs the reader of how a combination of gaslighting, low-powered directed-energy weapons, and forms of electronic hacking and tracking, can be used to debilitate, discredit and isolate a person. Not for the faint hearted, this is a matter of fact assessment of modern-day decomposition methods, the symptoms they produce and the long-lasting effects they have.