Genopsema [ge-nóp-se-ma] defines the act of implementing false allegations against a selected target, for the purpose of profit.

Genopsema occurs when an individual or group of individuals attempt to gather a consensus of sympathy by authoring; unsubstantiated or false claims of victimization against a selected target.

Further claiming defamation, slander, obloquy or any other number of false assertions: Including the reporting of crime(s) that never occurred against their selected target for the purpose of procuring a profit or meeting an objective through questionable means.

Federal criminal codes throughout North America / Europe and the western world, already categorize the reporting of “false information” for the purpose of profit, as a crime punishable by whatever prescription is stated within those criminal codes.

However, this is the first time a neologism (νέο λέξη) was created to define the act; within the context of its objective in order to empower the targeted individual victimized by false allegations. So they can identifiably recognize and utilize this knowledge to secure and protect their interests.

The definition or neologism of genopsema was created on July 30, 2011 by social service crimes researcher Nicolas Stathopoulos for [SSEC] Social Service Economic Crimes (research)

SSEC is a research group of experts in the field of social services, structured to investigate and analyze how the social service industry functions. SSEC (research) prepares studies and analysis and then provides its recommendations to a recognized office for review.

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