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Originally posted by supergravity
reply to post by WhiteAlice
Thats what the air force says about cell phones ,tv's and home electronics.
Originally posted by daskakik
Originally posted by WhiteAlice
reply to post by daskakik
People say "oh it'd be so easy to prove because all you'd have to get it substantiated by a doctor and tests". Thing is, even if Bob is lying, it'd still be hard just based on the way that the medical system is set up and Bob would be afraid to.
I can't help but see this as an excuse. Maybe I'm just a little on the radical side but if someone hacked into my brain I would have no problem doing whatever had to be done.
Originally posted by daskakik
Originally posted by WhiteAliceYou, yourself, said that anybody who would have "broken programming" or anything would likely to be snuffed out. That's like the most common thought when it comes to having any sort of evidence of governmental wrongdoing. The thing is, in reality, it doesn't play out that way. I seem to recall a lot of MK and human radiation experiment survivors living, testifying and actually getting compensation and not "disappearing".
I think you are mixing things up here. It's one thing to be a survivor of some unethical action on the part of the government, get an apology and compensation and another to be continuously harassed for years.
Originally posted by daskakik
I am suspicious of anyone who claims to have broken their programming. If we compare it to criminal organizations, do you know how fast a mob boss will kill you if he even thinks you are going to turn snitch but, we are to believe that all these victims of MK Ultra are breaking their programming and nothing happens to them. The reason given is that they are made to look crazy so that they have nothing to fear. Do you really think these people have gotten to where they are by leaving loose ends?
Originally posted by WhiteAliceThe biggest obstacle is getting over the fear that you're going to be declared insane. Maybe have your kids taken away from you without ever getting chance of being taken seriously. Those are the kinds of things that I would absolutely fear.
Originally posted by daskakik
Wouldn't this be the reason that people find it easy to believe? It is something that most people fear. If anything I would say that that is the real element of control in the situation.
Originally posted by supergravity
reply to post by WhiteAlice
Thats what the air force says about cell phones ,tv's and home electronics.
Originally posted by daskakik
reply to post by tetra50
For someone who claims to not have a personal stake in the topic, you sure do seem to take it personally.
I just made an observation. It may apply to you or it may not.
The one thing that you don't seem to understand, even in your thread, is that I have never said that these things have not happened or that they are not still happening. I just can't believe that every claim is legit so a blanket suspending of disbelief doesn't seem logical to me.edit on 17-4-2013 by daskakik because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by daskakik
I am suspicious of anyone who claims to have broken their programming. If we compare it to criminal organizations, do you know how fast a mob boss will kill you if he even thinks you are going to turn snitch but, we are to believe that all these victims of MK Ultra are breaking their programming and nothing happens to them. The reason given is that they are made to look crazy so that they have nothing to fear. Do you really think these people have gotten to where they are by leaving loose ends?
Originally posted by WhiteAlice
As would I if it was just me on the line. However, I also have two kids that are utterly dependent on me so I would actually feel like I was caught between a rock and a hard place. Part of me would want to take the perpetrators to task and the other part would be worrying about the repercussions to my kids. If it were me personally, I'd do my best to protect my children because my life would've been screwed and I wouldn't want the same for them. Everybody is different and has different values, daskakik.
How am I mixing things up here? I'm just responding to this statement and contradicting it with the fact that survivors actually did survive all the way to testify. Purportedly, there's supposed to be a case of 250 more from Canada but not sure of the veracity of the claim. Lots of garbage out there.
Let me see if I am understanding what you're trying to say here in your response to my above statement and that is, if someone suspects a government conspiracy has taken place against them, instead of quietly staying mum to protect one's kids, they should throw it all to the wind and possibly destroy their own and their children's lives in an attempt to take on Goliath? Kind of ambiguous so please correct me if I'm wrong in comprehending your meaning here.
Originally posted by 123143
Tetra, a million stars.
I mean the video that was posted had people telling their stories of how they are being bombarded continously and begging for something to be done. It seems a bit weak for people who claim their lives are being destroyed. Something doesn't add up.
Originally posted by daskakik
reply to post by 123143
If you are weighing options and conciously choose to stay in the situation your'e in then, I can't help think that it must not be all that bad.