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originally posted by: Flesh699
I've noticed a pattern on ATS where everyone is all about debunking things until these type of threads come up then all you hear are crickets. I find it very peculiar. I mean where are they?
originally posted by: Flesh699
I've noticed a pattern on ATS where everyone is all about debunking things until these type of threads come up then all you hear are crickets. I find it very peculiar. I mean where are they?
originally posted by: Bluesma
originally posted by: Flesh699
I've noticed a pattern on ATS where everyone is all about debunking things until these type of threads come up then all you hear are crickets. I find it very peculiar. I mean where are they?
This question provoked me to think- because I see this subject come up often, and my own reactions are ambivalent.
On one hand, I find the subject interesting- it doesn’t seem so far fetched to me. I almost would be surprised if research into these things like mind control didn’t happen!
Yet, I don’t ever go into trying to read more or find out what is being said on it.
Today, I asked myself- why? Why does it make me slightly uncomfortable?
Partly because I found out both of my grandfathers were involved in some sort of experimentation and research by the US military, in Los Alamos. I know nothing else about it.
Because my mother had strange experiences while young.
Because my own life is filled with some strange experiences I am not sure what to make out of (though nothing like what this guy in the OP describes- he just sounds mentally ill).
Because I had a period of “awakening” which was fraught with weird dreams, in which I was calling myself a “butterfly” and trying to keep that a secret, and not let others know, and one in which I was given a key, and put on a robe, with the idea that I was to start a “mission”, in which others too would be involved in (though I do not know, consciously what that was).
And because I have repeatedly had the experience of people I had interacted with on all parts of the globe have dreams in which they saw me, had meetings with me, in which I explained things to them, and in three cases, showed them a tree. Two of those people described what I look like, and it was accurate- except they had never seen a picture of me (this was before Facebook). I have no memory of doing any such thing, or dreaming of doing such a thing, so tend to write it off as their own “stuff”.
But I think I am afraid that this hypothesis would be too attractive an explanation, for these things that I have chosen to just shrug off and not think about. I could probably easily become convinced that I was used in some sort of experimentation of that sort.
Memory is a strange thing, and we can deform it to conform to our ideas of reality through suggestion.
Like I recently heard in some lecture, experiments have shown that if you photoshop the photo of someone when they were little, riding in a hot air balloon, and have some relative claim they had a balloon ride at that age, they will eventually describe their memory of having done so- even if it never happened.
This subject focuses on false memories, and at the same time, I am afraid it could be a provoker of false memories, so want to stay away from it!
originally posted by: elementalgrove
So to add to this list, here is Brice Taylor being introduced by Ted Gunderson, Gunderson is a former FBI chief who spent the last 30 years of his life trying to expose the dirty deeds of MK Ultra and child satanic ritual abuse.
Just off the top of my head, it had to do with some contradictory evidence, along with the company he keeps. It's a matter of getting to know who the players are, and standing back enough to see the patterns that develop.
originally posted by: elementalgrove
a reply to: JohnnyCanuck
Could you elaborate as to what you found out about Gunderson that helped you come to that conclusion?
It is a rabbit hole they know most will stay out of, do you doubt that they would be capable of using mind control for the purposes these victims have claimed?
originally posted by: dreamingawake
The Mantauk project's mind control is more sweeping than MKUltra. Been looking more into, Al Bielek's Montauk Project information-such as the video below. He claims 9/10 Americans have been affected by this(during it's active time-to the 90s).
Three hour long vid: description as explained is the most in-depth compilation of interviews with survivors of the Montauk project to date(Philadelphia experiment included too).
originally posted by: stosh64
a reply to: OneManArmy
Thank you for starting this thread.
I have no doubt this evil exists. Personal experience.
I am going through the videos posted that I haven't seen.
I will add to it when I can.
S&F
ETA: This case I always suspected mind control, I have never seen a satisfactory explanation for the truly bizarre behavior.
If you have never seen this you MUST watch. Madness in the fast lane
If you are unfamiliar with this case, this link has the full story and some of the theories connected to it.
disinfo.com...
Truly bizarre.
originally posted by: Ridhya
Very interesting how he suggests the satanic symbolism seems to be psychological, rather than practical... do they throw that in to expedite dissociation, or to make telling the story sound absurd? Perhaps both?
originally posted by: Bluesma
I listened to the interview with Al Bielek last night, and researched a bit- his story is hard to swallow entirely. It seems pretty far fetched.
At the same time, there were some things that struck me deeply and troubled me. Made me not want to dive any deeper into that rabbit hole......