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Reply · jwalk · 27 Sep 2015 21:11
27 Sep 2015 22:09:19
As someone in the military myself working along side the yanks, I have seen first hand their stupidity and naivety. They have absolutely no subtlety in their methods either.
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Reply · realamigo · 27 Sep 2015 21:08
27 Sep 2015 21:44:09
Sorry my phone isn't good enough to take clear pictures since I dropped it. I live in quite a rural area which is undisturbed by any street lights. It was there for a good half hour before it disappeared.
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Reply · TTTS · 27 Sep 2015 04:29
27 Sep 2015 04:14:23
Sounds like a bus load of Celtic fans on their way home via Cairnryan stopping of for a put stop
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Reply · Melbourne CFC · 25 Sep 2015 14:01
25 Sep 2015 15:00:28
I love your posts Zari! What are the chances you're a fan of Terrence and Dennis McKenna?
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Reply · zari · 25 Sep 2015 13:33
25 Sep 2015 13:59:48
Brain washing or conditioning is a function of the brain as much as deconditioning and reconditioning are. As with everything it can be used to either assist or impede one's development. These concepts have been known for millennia and practices based on them have been employed by various peoples for just as long.

Buddhist monks for example use mantras, small phrases or in cases single words of harmonic frequencies whose purpose is to assist said people to focus on specific aspects of nature. These enable them to promote and instill preferable characteristics in themselves.
On the opposite side of the spectrum we find the hassassins who used to initiate people to their dogma by burning and having them inhale various perception altering substances. They then proceeded to indoctrinate them with notions of "sacrifice to the cause will yield you a harem in the afterlife" or "our master is a god, behold his awesome powers" and other such petulant ideas.

The MK-Ultra project continues employing practices such as the latter example I have provided. The major difference is that chemistry has evolved since those earlier days, as has the science of psychology.
They now employ cocktails of substances so as to discombobulate their targets. They also understand how an environment devoid of sound and light amplifies the effects of said substances. This knowledge which originated from meditating in caves has gifted us with sensory deprivation chambers. Unfortunately they are rarely used to support the evolution of consciousness.

Furthermore and in regards to the employment of psychology they are now in possession of a vast list of common memes which they employ against their targets. Hollywood films, commercial music and the practically global morphing establishment some refer to as the education system, are all used against their targets.

The whole principle is based upon recognizing one's existing programming and manipulating any and all weaknesses to enter it and plant the seeds of their choice. In many ways it resembles hacking but for the mind, so mind hacking if you will.
Ed033 posted a list of events as a reply to a poster not long ago about attacks by purported Muslims in various countries. If memory serves right most of them took place in France. I would hazard a guess that they were all graduates of the MK-Ultra project.

As with computer hacking, if one carries their own programming, ideas accepted after careful deliberation but personally refined before assimilation, then one is aware of most of the weaknesses of the memes they carry. Accompanied with a sovereign mindset of "I need not justify my individuality to anyone" then one is beyond their methods (forbid a ping).

The search for gnosis, meditation on one's life's events while avoiding their further suppression and maintaining conscious thoughtfulness (zen) if practiced proactively, enable one to erect foundations that resonate harmonically with the universe which are thus unimpregnable to outsiders.
In the rare event that they are, they only reveal weaknesses that should be uncovered so as to be remedied. On those occasions intruders are a blessing.
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Reply · KimPhilby · 24 Sep 2015 20:35
24 Sep 2015 21:34:07
It depends how its used. Like anything really. If its used positively like this for example to help someone walk then good. If it could be used to turn people into weapons then not so good. But you can say the same about education, religion, hypnotherapy. Its not the science itself its the people.
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Reply · Melbourne CFC · 23 Sep 2015 17:33
23 Sep 2015 18:12:59
Scientists and doctors now believe that the Pineal Gland is what produces DMT in the human brain. Its not debatable whether the brain creates it, it does, and as more studies are being done, all evidence points to the Pineal Gland.

With this being the case, it seems extremely logical that those in power would want to calcify it.
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Reply · frankyscouser · 23 Sep 2015 14:00
23 Sep 2015 14:07:47
have you seen rodgers stock lately?upset not the word I would use ;)
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Reply · Supasub · 23 Sep 2015 13:33
23 Sep 2015 14:24:14
I think it probably doesn't really function in us anymore and maybe a lot smaller than maybe a few hundred to thousands of years before. No one really knows it's function if it has any at all now. Fluoride which we come across everyday calcifies the pineal gland as well which probably explains why whoever puts it in our water and toothpaste as fluoride has no benefit to the body what so ever.

I remember several long threads on here from years ago started by Ed033, which covered a lot of it. I personally believe that the gland is some sort of sixth sense we've lost. It might now have a function in our own intuition or that feeling you think you know what someone is thinking.

When my father worked in the medical profession in the 70's, 80's & 90's he said that when a patient came in with a serious head trauma like road traffic accident then the pineal gland location would be the first point of reference on a scan to discover if there was serious brain damage. I know it sounds obvious but because doctors/consultants would know if the gland isn't in its exact location then it is a sign of serious brain damage.

On another note I've noticed this last year that 2 national chains of shops have pulled the original sensodyne toothpaste (pink and white box), I usually like to use which is fluoride free and labelled so. I recently managed to get some from asda or tescos I think but I wonder if it will go completely soon.
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Reply · frankyscouser · 23 Sep 2015 11:52
23 Sep 2015 12:20:56
haha edd need your dark humor sometimes ,since your on here I take it the football site questions boring you again?

deja vu
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Reply · frankyscouser · 23 Sep 2015 09:26
23 Sep 2015 10:19:38
mate I think most people are kind underneath but the elite 1% promoting wars/drugs and religion and greed since time begun ,it brainwashes peoples thoughts, just imagine if the 1% were loving and kind , it would bring the best of humanity out.
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Reply · Melbourne CFC · 23 Sep 2015 05:00
23 Sep 2015 03:36:33
A great Navajo proverb - "You can't wake someone up who is pretending to be asleep." I think its what's really going on. The masses can't really believe all the s#*t we're told. Its to transparent that its bs. They just want to fit in with what everyone else around them is pretending to think.

Its the same with the SJW craze. Most people in life aren't kind. Some are, but those that are don't go out of thier way to publisize it. They just live it. Without thought. These SJW try so hard to be seen as good people. Whether that's on TV or message boards like this, but when you question them on it they snap. And begin throwing out lines of you're not a good person, or you were raised wrong. All because you don't agree with their viewpoint. The definition of kindness is being accepting of differences and embracing every person you met with love and genorousity. Not attacking those for not perscribing to your views.
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Reply · Melbourne CFC · 22 Sep 2015 16:08
22 Sep 2015 16:57:41
I think it runs deeper then that Frankie. I think its an attempt to remove freedom of thought
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Reply · frankyscouser · 22 Sep 2015 15:30
22 Sep 2015 16:11:57
the pc brigade means only one thing .
to take away freedom of speech .
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Reply · MrJonesy · 22 Sep 2015 09:21
22 Sep 2015 09:41:43
It just seems when specific dates are given (or a time line 23rd to 28th) that its almost a certainty that it will be a non event. Then again it could also be trying to put us in mass hysteria so we don't see what is happening right now, the good ol diversion tactic!
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