When your conspiracy theories all prove to be true
Or, do they?
A couple of years ago, during the Covid-mass psychosis event, I listened (read with my ears) to two books that had a pretty profound affect on me. One was the book on Fauci, by the compromised (now realized) Robert Kennedy, Jr. and…
The other book I read with my ears during that same time period was Tom O’Neil’s: Chaos: Charles Manson, the CIA, & the Secret History of the Sixties.
As a child of the Sixties: six-years old when JFK was assassinated, ten, when his brother was hit, blissfully ignorant, growing up in the long shadow of Hollywood, the CIA and MKULTRA, ONeill pulls so many threads, this book my brain was spinning. Just think of it, I was batting third on my softball team when MKULTRA triggers were being pulled all around me.
Did you know that the Congressional Clown Show in WashedUp, DeCeit just held a new episode of Imperial Bread and Circuses, “investigating” MKULTRA? LOL, I’m sure they’ll dig up some of the perpetrators, put them on trial, and publicly execute their remains.
Project MKUltra was officially approved by CIA Director Allen Dulles in April 1953. The program was created and directly run by Sidney Gottlieb, a CIA chemist who headed the agency’s Technical Services Division. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Driven by Cold War fears that Soviet and Chinese agents were using mind control on American prisoners of war, Gottlieb was given free rein to oversee illegal human experiments. These experiments aimed to develop drugs and procedures for altering human behavior, often using unsuspecting subjects—including prisoners, psychiatric patients, and the general public—to test the effects of LSD, psychological torture, and sensory deprivation. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
You can learn more about the CIA’s top-secret mind control program through the in-depth History.com MK-Ultra Overview or read the official documents on the CIA FOIA Reading Room.
It’s not even a theory any more, it’s a researchable fact.
Anyway, the Congressional Clown Show brought in Tom O’Neill to give his perspective. His testimony was good, but, what shall come of this?
Some of us are saying, “no, duh,” and some others are saying, “wow, I didn’t know our government hated us so much.” But, do we really think that MKULTRA was peak-deep-state, or do we realize it has never ended?
So, what do you think? Maximum distraction? True accountability? Where are the Epstein Files? Who is Trump bombing today? How am I supposed to buy gas AND groceries? How many AI data centers does it take to ruin human life? All of the above and more?
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And how they get away with it every time? Disbelief is the enemy of knowledge:
The Engineered Scorn in the Blind, Targeted at Those With Eyes to See:
Many people I encounter are so brainwashed by media that they can't see two inches in front of their noses, and if you ever challenge them on the propaganda they find there, like Pavlov's dog they will call you a conspiracy theorist. They will then turn up their nose and walk away with a heightened sense of superiority.
The term "conspiracy theory" is remarkably adept at turning off all critical thinking like a light switch in a large portion of the people I have personally met.
Conditioning the public to react this way has to have been one of the most effective PSYOPs ever pushed onto the general population.
It is equal parts diabolic and brilliant, and it means that the elites can get away with just about anything with little to no scrutiny because everyone is too afraid to point out that the emperor has no clothes lest they be labeled a "conspiracy theorist".
Hello Cindy! I'm sure you watch Jimmy Dore and have heard his regular sideman Kurt Metzger -- Kurt is a living encyclopedia of this stuff. Kurt made the point yesterday that this hearing never mentioned Monarch once - the program that he characterized as the worst of them all. My own personal reflection: they want to seed the public mind with just enough info to confuse and distract us, for example, in the Tyler Robinson case.