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originally posted by: alwaysbeenhere2
Anyone remember this?
www.youtube.com...
originally posted by: IndieA
originally posted by: alwaysbeenhere2
Anyone remember this?
www.youtube.com...
That's not the show I was thinking of, but it's the same experiment that I saw in the other show.
Can a person be hypnotized to carry out a murder attempt, and without any recollection of the event?
Yes, I've seen it done twice now, and it's shocking to watch.
I think what bothered me more about this case, is the candidate's nonchalance after watching himself shot the man on stage.
The other thing that I found remarkable about this video was at the 3:45 minute mark, where the hypnotist was able to put a man to sleep on the floor in a matter of seconds, with what is called a snap induction. Incredible.
originally posted by: IndieA
a reply to: Dreftenq
Mind control is a multifaceted subject involving many methods.
Using other words, creates new questions.
We started with:
Can a person be hypnotized to carry out a murder attempt, and without any recollection of the event?
But we can also ask:
Can a person be brainwashed to carry out a murder attempt, and without any recollection of the event?
Can a person be indoctrinated to carry out a murder attempt, and without any recollection of the event?
Can a person be peer-pressured to carry out a murder attempt, and without any recollection of the event?
Can a person be blackmailed or threatened to carry out a murder attempt, and without any recollection of the event?
Can a person be chemically manipulated to carry out a murder attempt, and without any recollection of the event?
Can a person be electromagnetically manipulated to carry out a murder attempt, and without any recollection of the event?
I far as I know, only hypnosis and chemical manipulation are capable of producing the amnesia effect needed for this experiment.
originally posted by: crayzeed
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If you really want examples you only have to look at all these demonstrations happening around the US. Oh, you can come out with "but it's only stupid young students" but the methods that some one is using is working.
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Why Do They Do It?
There is no one factor that explains all the varied acts of senseless violence. What makes some crimes more difficult to understand is their irrational nature. For example, it is hard to comprehend why a person would walk up to total strangers and stab them to death or why someone would drive by a house and shoot at random.
Some claim that violence is inherent in people. Others argue that senseless crimes cannot be explained as an unavoidable part of human nature.—See the box “Doomed to Violence?”
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People’s Inability to Cope
When hearing of certain heinous acts, some may react by saying, ‘That person must be crazy!’ However, not all individuals committing such crimes are mentally deranged. Many, though, do have difficulties in coping with life. ...
DOOMED TO VIOLENCE?
Some argue that the propensity for violence or killing has always been inborn in humans. Supporters of evolution maintain that we come from wild animals and have simply inherited their violent characteristics. Such theories would leave us doomed to an endless cycle of violence from which there is no hope of escape.
However, there is much evidence to the contrary. The theories mentioned above do not explain why in different cultures there are wide variations in frequency and types of violence. They do not indicate why in some cultures responding with violence seems to be the norm, whereas other societies report very little violence, with murder almost nil. Psychoanalyst Erich Fromm exposed cracks in the theory that we inherit aggression from primates by pointing out that although some of them are violent as a result of physical needs or for self-protection, humans are the only ones who have been known to kill for the sheer thrill of killing.
In their book The Will to Kill—Making Sense of Senseless Murder, Professors James Alan Fox and Jack Levin state: “Some individuals are more prone to violence than others, yet free will still exists. The will to kill, though governed by numerous internal and external forces, still includes choice and human decision making, and thus accountability and culpability.”
Hate Groups and Cults
Evidence suggests that some hate groups or cults have been a strong influence in the commission of certain crimes. In Indiana, U.S.A., a 19-year-old black man was walking home from a shopping mall. Moments later, he was lying on the side of the street with a bullet in his brain. He had been shot by a young man who picked him at random. Why? The assassin allegedly wanted to gain membership in a white-supremacist organization and to earn a spiderweb tattoo for having killed a black person.
The 1995 nerve-gas attack in a Tokyo subway; the Jonestown, Guyana, mass suicide; and the deaths in Switzerland, Canada, and France of 69 members of the Order of the Solar Temple were all cult inspired. These examples illustrate the powerful influence that certain groups have had on the thinking of some people. Charismatic leaders have got people to do the “unthinkable” by tempting them with some supposed benefit.
originally posted by: Beesnestbomber
MK ULTRA is a lie, it didn't happen.
originally posted by: nugget1
'There's proof it's true; there's proof it's a lie...', and the beat goes on. The threshold for belief differs with each individual, and nobody can know for certain which one is right. Often the truth lies somewhere in the middle, so an open mind can be beneficial in all things rumored.
Project MKUltra was an illegal human experiments program designed and undertaken by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to develop procedures and identify drugs that could be used during interrogations to weaken people and force confessions through brainwashing and psychological torture.[1][2] It began in 1953 ...
... MKUltra's scope was broad, with activities carried out under the guise of research at more than 80 institutions aside from the military,[17] including colleges and universities, hospitals, prisons, and pharmaceutical companies.[18] The CIA operated using front organizations, although some top officials at these institutions were aware of the CIA's involvement.[11]
MKUltra was revealed to the public in 1975 by the Church Committee of the United States Congress and Gerald Ford's United States President's Commission on CIA activities within the United States (the Rockefeller Commission). Investigative efforts were hampered by CIA Director Richard Helms's order that all MKUltra files be destroyed in 1973; the Church Committee and Rockefeller Commission investigations relied on the sworn testimony of direct participants and on the small number of documents that survived Helms's order.[19] In 1977, a Freedom of Information Act request uncovered a cache of 20,000 documents relating to MKUltra, which led to Senate hearings.[11][20] Some surviving information about MKUltra was declassified in 2001.
... and applied to political opponents in an effort to undermine their self-confidence and self-esteem. Operations were designed to intimidate and destabilise them by subjecting them to repeated disappointment, and to socially alienate them by interfering with and disrupting their relationships with others as in social undermining. The aim was to induce personal crises in victims, leaving them too unnerved and psychologically distressed to have the time and energy for anti-government activism.
The Stasi used operational psychology and its extensive network of between 170,000[3] and over 500,000[4][5] informal collaborators (inoffizielle Mitarbeiter) to launch personalized psychological attacks against targets to damage their mental health and lower chances of a "hostile action" against the state.[6] Among the collaborators were youths as young as 14 years of age.[7]
Social undermining is the expression of negative emotions directed towards a particular person or negative evaluations of the person as a way to prevent the person from achieving their goals.
This behavior can often be attributed to certain feelings, such as dislike or anger. The negative evaluation of the person may involve criticizing their actions, efforts or characteristics.[1] Social undermining is seen in relationships between family members, friends, personal relationships and co-workers. Social undermining can affect a person's mental health, including an increase in depressive symptoms. ...
Democritus, hailed as “the greatest of ancient philosophers,” asserted: “Truth is buried deep. . . . We know nothing for certain.” ...
This assault on the idea that truth can be known has continued down to our day. Some philosophers, for instance, say that since knowledge reaches us through our senses, which can be deceived, no knowledge is verifiably true.
originally posted by: whereislogic
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Coming back to my earlier remark about a much larger (manipulation) game at stake, there is someone who stands above the governments of this world, "the ruler of this world" (John 12:31). Now when he targets someone because they are a threat to his agenda, the techniques to get masses on people on board with his campaign of hatred and social undermining (getting the target to be despised by as many people as possible, using the paintjob routine, involving gossip, backbiting, slander, etc.), the way the "collaborators" mentioned below are manipulated into this game is much more subtle and less obvious:
The Stasi used operational psychology and its extensive network of between 170,000[3] and over 500,000[4][5] informal collaborators (inoffizielle Mitarbeiter) to launch personalized psychological attacks against targets to damage their mental health and lower chances of a "hostile action" against the state.[6] Among the collaborators were youths as young as 14 years of age.[7]
Now change "hostile action" against the state to hostile action against the ruler of this world (or his agenda) to bring it into the scenario I described above. ...
A social pariah is someone who is now avoided by everyone, especially their peers, perhaps because of a betrayal or an unpopular opinion or belief.
... and applied to political opponents in an effort to undermine their self-confidence and self-esteem. Operations were designed to intimidate and destabilise them by subjecting them to repeated disappointment, and to socially alienate them by interfering with and disrupting their relationships with others as in social undermining. The aim was to induce personal crises in victims, leaving them too unnerved and psychologically distressed to have the time and energy for anti-government activism.[24]
Social undermining is the expression of negative emotions directed towards a particular person or negative evaluations of the person as a way to prevent the person from achieving their goals. [here is where the paintjobs also come into play to achieve a negative opinion about the target in the populace. And the behavioural manipulation of the target to reinforce that promoted picture of the target.]
This behavior can often be attributed to certain feelings, such as dislike or anger. The negative evaluation of the person may involve criticizing their actions, efforts or characteristics.[1] [and making sure you point it out to others or that they pick up on it as well, what supposedly is wrong with the target's actions, efforts or characteristics, to reinforce the earlier described negative opinion that others now can more easily agree with if you make it more clear to them what is supposedly wrong with the target and justifies your negative opinion and treatment of the target, and why others should agree with that or be OK with it, or to see you as being completely justified in feeling that way about the target and doing nothing wrong or harmful to the target when discussing it with others by means of gossip or ridicule for example. The earlier mentioned backbiting, slander and scoff also come into play here.] Social undermining is seen in relationships between family members, friends, personal relationships and co-workers. Social undermining can affect a person's mental health, including an increase in depressive symptoms. ...
Neither talking in circles is nor reduncy is my forte, so I cede the floor to you.
originally posted by: nugget1
a reply to: whereislogic
Neither talking in circles is nor reduncy is my forte, so I cede the floor to you.
Research suggests that whether or not someone engages in social support or social undermining depends upon their own goals. Those with compassionate goals are more likely to be supportive of others, while those who have more selfish motives believe that people should take care of themselves. When people have goals to preserve their own self-image this can undermine their compassionate goals and make them less supportive.
Zersetzung served to combat alleged and actual dissidents through covert means, using secret methods of abusive control and psychological manipulation to prevent anti-government activities. People were commonly targeted on a pre-emptive and preventive basis, to limit or stop activities of dissent that they may have gone on to perform, and not on the basis of crimes they had actually committed. Zersetzung methods were designed to break down, undermine, and paralyze people behind "a facade of social normality"[1] in a form of "silent repression".
... The principal force employed to implement Zersetzung are the unofficial collaborators. ...
As applied by the Stasi, Zersetzung is a technique to subvert and undermine an opponent. The aim was to disrupt the target's private or family life so they are unable to continue their "hostile-negative" activities towards the state. Typically, the Stasi would use collaborators to garner details from a victim's private life. They would then devise a strategy to "disintegrate" the target's personal circumstances—their career, their relationship with their spouse, their reputation in the community. ... After months and even years of Zersetzung a victim's domestic problems grew so large, so debilitating, and so psychologically burdensome that they would lose the will to struggle against the East German state. Best of all, the Stasi's role in the victim's personal misfortunes remained tantalisingly hidden. The Stasi operations were carried out in complete operational secrecy. The service acted like an unseen and malevolent god, manipulating the destinies of its victims.
... The most insidious aspect of Zersetzung is that its victims are almost invariably not believed.
originally posted by: 5thHead
So, let's get a little history first to understand where we came from.
We have MK Ultra and kids being abducted and drugged in Montauk NY.
Now that was a long time ago, but what happened to those people? The Doctors and physicians I mean. What happened to the drugs that were developed? What happened to the data they collected? Who is currently using it ?
Who are the children of these doctors? What have they gone on to do?
It's like Chuck Schumer said. They have ways of ruining you.
There are people in this country that use drugs to drive people crazy and control them. I don't mean party drugs... Recreational drugs. I mean mind control. TORTURE.
Now to the present.
This whole video is good and recommended It should be a real wake up call. It's disturbing to say the least.
but about 10 minutes in you hear from this "trainer". He's from Canada and admits to using illegal drugs on people. Not weed or coke or something. Experimental drugs. Very creepy dude and he knows pretty much all the "stars".
Also, Canada had some pretty crazy mind control experiments themselves.
It's still happening and there are a lot of medical Doctors that should be in prison.