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Sunday, July 28, 2013

Organized Chaos! If you're NOT on the list, we're going in!

WORTH NOTING: The "Neighborhood Watch" Monitor called me on my private number minutes after the post went up.

The same day the restraining order and statute of limitations to file charges for stalking, assault, theft and fraud expired.

I was advised by my fathers office to file police report yesterday morning but my mother managed to completely fuck some more shit up and my Internet has been magically disconnected since she did not put security on the account when she transferred into my name (without telling me)

To receive that call was so disturbing that it took hours to calm myself enough to call the OIG.

They were closed. I will file a report in person when I receive a copy of the police report and restraining order from those corrupt mother fuckers in Nashville.

That the DailyDDoSe™ July 26, 2013 ©

Elyssa Durant, Ed.M.

Research & Policy Analyst

Working proposal for Ed Law Thesis

AND book proposal "Unwritten"

A collection of unwritten / abandoned works that I was too afraid to send, post, publish or share.

Morning Manifesto d'Jour

From: E

Date: April 25, 2013, 10:05:37 AM EDT

Subject: Re: Jude & Jaded

Morning manifesto

April 26, 2013

CyberCrimes, Law, Aspergers, Ethics

DRAFT on me iPhone 10:05am

I do believe that if we can prove CyberBullying is a crime and that is the only reason I subject myself to the vile messages and images that make me physically ill and nightmares 5 years after it happened.

If child commits suicide, people get outraged. If aspie gets upset or develops new symptoms or is afraid to seek treatment than it is because we "misread signals" or "have higher rate of depression, anxiety and suicide?"

I call bullshit. It makes all the more reprehensible. It is criminal negligence if people do not report this kind of behavior. Especially when it is done by people who have a legal "duty to report"

Furthermore, if this causes damage to their ability to use public domain is both illegal under the Federal Communication laws, ADA and 18 USC 1027.

I lost everything.

The last 72 hours I regressed into a 22 year old who was willing to risk going blind in one eye than listen to all the morons who tried to bully me into a dangerou situation that is still volatile because it kept me from focusing on what needs to be done and my inability to stop pacing in circles until I wear myself out and fall asleep for few hours.

I realize and act like a total freak and can hear people whisper or make me feel uncomfortable stimming of repeating phrases to myself to calm prevent winding up in the hospital because I can't handle the noise or bc I don't have comfortable clothes to wear, but I had to go with my gut and realize that if I don't speak up and try to make people understand how much has been lost in that time, they. Win.

And after so many years, people see posts from five years ago and use it as justification to harass me now.

I walk a fine line every second of every day.

Yes, I would rather people see all of the wonderful articles I have written, but instead they see all of the fake d0x and embarrassing letters from my mother doing what Leah is doing to you.

I know this is long winded and hope you are following the logic, but, as a 40 year old woman with multiple degrees form the Ivy League and a pretty decent résumé my mother claimed me as a dependent on her taxes when I was living on my own for 16 years. She claimed adult dependent child and refused to amend so I could get my benefits reinstated.

Six months ago she nearly killed me in her 60,000 car and WATCHED as her new (6 foot plus militant new husband) stood over my bed and broke my only lifeline because he did not like my music or the sound of my voice.

My mother stood in corner and watched and after he leaves tells me, "I'll slap you in the fucking head if I lose my home because of you."

Then she leaves and I call two NTs in nearby and ask if I can crash for a few days at a hotel to stay safe.

"'MY SON HAS AUTISM. I CAN'T AFFORD TO blah blah blah"

In the next breath he posts my name on his website AurismAid.org so he could exploit my work and appear legitimate resource for ASD when they did nothing to help me find resources or job since that would keep me from the brilliant work I did for charity event that never even took place.

Then, I actually donated $25 to their pseudo charity (anonymous donation but I have receipt) only to find out they are exploiting others with ASD and have no 501c3, business license or accreditation to train people on anything other than how to be a shady, creepy parent who solicits donations on FaceBook for his son who is unable to speak or use toilet at 15 years old.

I was outraged. I could not believe they were taking advantage of this horrible situation to gain knout and more Leah's to keep tell me that I am the bully when I expose the scam and refuse to approve a PR stunt to gain what he *thinks" is creds and respect for being a hero dad on GMA.

Well, I don't think that makes a hero or a man if he needs to prey on the weak and the sails using MY words with Obama's face in a PSA.

I was good enough to;

do the work (for free)

Get them tons of web traffic to trend on google

Looked good on paper with letters after my name

had access to people with deep pockets and good PR

Gave them the appearance of "hiring" people with ASD so they could appeal to anti AutismSpeaks crowd

BUT, I wasn't deemed good enough to step in when Obama and Jenny McCarthy declined to make a statement to public about Autism ??

When i saw the statement that I made without permission, citation, or credit, I hit the fucking roof. I quit immediately.

Then I get flood of DMs offering everything money if I went along with the charade promising followers on twitter?

HELLO? Wake the fuck up. I don't give fuck if you have 10,000 or 200,000 followers who are willing to post bullshit and lies all over the web.

In fact, the idea that these people are SO pathetic that they need to exert their "influence" using these tactics is so much MORE pathetic, opportunistic, offensive and sad.

It is totally defeats the purpose because they use that influence to silence anyone who is either brave or stupid enough to stand refuse to comply.

This is Nazi science 101.

(Hope You are following thus far because my arms really hurt)

So, I start tweeting (thinking outlod) the way I do when I need to hear click of keyboard and heat my own voice say the words out loud as I pace until they come out sounding just right.

Gonna have to take break because I have been writing these words and concepts for years and will eventually put the pieces all together if I ever get a computer I can figure out how to use)

I waited, and waited and waited for years to see if anyone would ever see the pain and the logic of this ridiculous role I have taken on and uncover the message I am trying to put out there for future generations when they attempt to make sense out such a "virtual" reality that will either kill me or save me if I can get off this rock (or at times make it through the day without wishing I will find something to make this life worth living again.

Many people have told me that the world would be better off if I had nerve been born or I would just kill myself since they feel I am less than human and don't deserve to eat or have Internet or medical care since I am apparently THAT much of a financial burden on society.

Guess what. Yes, I want to die. Yes I am impulsive, compulsive, and self righteous BUT my logic is flawless given the right tools and opportunity to make my petty existence tolerable on the off chance that future generations or alien life forms will realize that I am different and "crazy" but one hell of a friend when the shit hits the fan.

I gotta go. I haven't slept more than 4-6 hours since my mother showed up and tried to take me to the ER so she could show off her parenting skills and have one more reason to gain sympathy and jeers from her friends or hit pay dirt and convince doctors or herself that I am causing her problems and try to stick me in a facility like Credemore so she can collect the insurance she took out on me the day before I moved in.

Better off dead? Maybe.

Willing to pull the trigger? Not on your fucking life. I would not give then the satisfaction.

And for every person who does not stand with me or will use this as more "proof" that I don't deserve to breathe or use the Internet to distract, numb, or inspire others by refusing to just disappear doesn't appreciate what I giving back to anyone who wants to know why I do what I do.

Over. And over. And over again. Until somebody listens. Or I find another way to entertain myself!!

Yes. I have video. And it ain't pretty after walking home from the hospital in 80 weather wearing black pants and the only sweater that fits.

Maybe I'll get online and order myself a pink Tank top off JadedExposure

You would think the bastard would give me one for free. But oh no. Can't have the real Elyssa on the air. It would ruin the show if they actually aired my response and statement when I answered the phone and dun. They did not even use block on caller ID.

Those bitches need to die.

That is the DailyDDoSe June 26, 2013

Just me,

@ELyssaD™

http://elyssadurant.com

http://powersthatbeat.com

^ed

On Apr 25, 2013, at 7:35 AM, AK wrote:

Yes, it should all be addressed legally. Leah, Heather, Ariane, Ib and others should have criminal records too. Leah should not be allowed to be a teacher running classrooms of kids. But the authorities will never get involved in blog wars and online bullying unless it turns to violent crime. I'd like to make some kind of Internet self-policing system, but I don't know how it would work. I've been so stressed from thinking about all of this that it is hard to concentrate on anything anymore. It is affecting my ability to survive, and they will never be brought to justice.

On 04/24/2013 11:24 PM, Elyssa wrote:

Just me,

@ELyssaD™

http://elyssadurant.com

http://powersthatbeat.com

^ed

Begin forwarded message:

From: [omitted]

Date: April 25, 2013, 1:14:47 AM EDT

To: Elyssa

Subject: Re: Jude & Jaded

Dear ^ed,

Yeah, I've seen jaded's crap before. So sorry but this is a form of cyberbullying that should be addressed via legal channels. Ugh!

Ad hominem attacks are common amongst the idiot set. Hope all is well in your mental universe. These people are nowhere. ;) Be of good cheer?

Luv ya...

Your friends,

Vax & Krewe

PS: Sorry about the belated response. Haven't been to email for many a day.

On 4/22/13, Elyssa wrote:

JadedSecurity » Who is Elyssa Durant??

http://jadedsecurity.net/2011/06/20/who-is-elyssa-durant/

Just me,

@ELyssaD™

http://elyssadurant.com

http://powersthatbeat.com

^ed

“…a statute which either forbids or requires the doing of an act in

terms so vague that men of common intelligence must necessarily guess

at its meaning and differ as to its application violates the first

essential of due process of law.” United States Supreme Court,

Connally v. General Const. Co,. 269 U.S. 385 (1926)

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DailyDDoSe™ Interventions for Patients with Ritual Abuse, Mind Control, and Dissociative Diosrders

Neurofeedback and Other Interventions for Patients with Ritual Abuse, Mind Control, and Dissociative Disorders
by Susan Ford, BA, BCIAC-EEG, Tryon, North Carolina

Introduction
A Review of the History of Mind Control Technologies
History of Official Involvement in Mind Control Research in the United States
Documentation of Mind Control by Colin Ross, MD
Concise Definition of Ritual Abuse-Based Mind Control
Recognizing Mind Control in an Adult Client
Conclusion

Abstract: Ritual Abuse and Mind Control are often misunderstood in professional circles and as a result patients diagnosed with DID caused by ritual abuse and mind control often have trouble finding proper care. This is at least partly the result of the controversy that has dogged this field. By means of legal processes the entire field of study has been called into question, and clinicians specializing in the remediation of DID have been discredited. Mental health specialists have been accused of excessive zeal in unearthing presumptive early childhood trauma, and the malleability of memory has been used to discredit such clinical reports wholesale.

It is therefore appropriate to review the basis for the existence of systematic, deliberate early childhood abuse, and for other mind control techniques of considerable reach. The need for secrecy with respect to such techniques by perpetrators, and the natural skepticism that nearly everyone else brings to the topic, makes it exceedingly difficult to document and prove the full scope of such troubling activities.

The significance for neurofeedback practitioners and other mental health professionals, is that they should be prepared to see cases of this kind in their offices from time to time. Neurofeedback has been successfully used to help stabilize victims of this abuse, but until their mind control programming is dismantled they are still at risk. Although clinical progress can be made with the usual methods, these people may ultimately be refractory to even the best interventions aiming at trauma recovery. Professionals treating victims need to be aware of the signs and symptoms in order to avoid further harm. Information from Mind Control. An Introduction (Oglevie 2004) will help to inform mental health professionals of the signs and symptoms of mind control in their clients. Referral to experts in trauma recovery may be appropriate in conjunction with neurofeedback.

Introduction

In view of the notoriety and controversy surrounding the subject of mind control, it is appropriate to begin with a review of the evidence for the historical existence of techniques of gaining external and systematic control of the mind and actions of another. This is the underlying rationale that can explain the subjection of even very young children to unbelievable terror. In addition to the information shared in this article, an extensive resource listing is included that will begin to authenticate this subject matter, which for years now has often been publicly discredited and clinically misunderstood. Despite years of carefully guarding the secret of its existence by those both centrally and peripherally involved, the evidence of this attempt to gain control of the human mind is becoming more available, and methods of helping the victims of mind control are emerging. This article is an attempt to provide the information professionals will need to recognize the signs and symptoms of this abuse.

A Review of the History of Mind Control Technologies

Beginning in the late 1980's hundred’s, if not thousands of victims of a heinous form of early childhood abuse known as ritual trauma, satanic ritual abuse, and/or mind control began flooding mental hospitals and the offices of mental health professionals. The problem became so prevalent that in certain areas of the country special dissociative disorders units were created in hospitals and the staff became quite familiar with this form of abuse through their exposure to victims, most of whom were also suffering from DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder) DSM-IV 300.14

In 1988, in an effort to educate professionals and public alike with their findings on this subject, the Los Angeles Commission For Women formed the Task Force on Ritual Abuse and a group of professionals from the field of medicine, mental health, education, law enforcement, prosecution, and religion, served together with adult survivors and created a report entitled: Ritual Abuse, Definitions, Glossary, The Use of Mind Control (Ritual Abuse Task Force, Los Angeles County Commission For Women, 1991). Upon learning of this abuse, many other professionals began to engage with this work clinically so that victims could receive proper treatment. This author was a member (often peripherally) of the Los Angeles County Commission for Women when the Ritual Abuse Task Force put its report together.

Myra Riddell, LCSW, Chair of the Task Force on Ritual Abuse states in her introduction, "Ritual abuse is a serious and growing problem in our community and our nation. Ritual abuse is not a new problem, but society is only just beginning to recognize the gravity and scope of this problem. We are all in need of education on this issue. Parents need to be educated about the hallmarks of this abuse occurring in preschools and day care centers. Many professionals are seeing victims of ritual abuse and not yet recognizing the patterns of this abuse. The concept of ritual abuse, that groups of adults would terrorize and torture children in order to control them, is frightening and controversial, raising for all of us problems of denial and fear of the consequences of such information.

Despite detailed evidence of ritual abuse coming from child victims and their families, from adult victims, and from the professionals working with them, and despite the remarkable consistency of these reports both nationally and internationally, society at large resists believing that ritual abuse really occurs. There remains the mistaken belief that satanic and other cult activity is isolated and rare." (Los Angeles County Commission For Women, 1991)

History of Official Involvement in Mind Control Research in the United States

In 2000, Psychiatrist Colin A. Ross, MD published another in a series of books on the treatment of dissociative disorders, ritual abuse and mind control, entitled BLUEBIRD; Deliberate Creation of Multiple Personality By Psychiatrists which is based on 15,000 pages of documents (regarding mind control projects), obtained from the CIA through the Freedom of Information Act (Ross, 2000). This book documents the involvement of the intelligence agencies in the research of mind control techniques, and renders obvious the continuing effort to diminish the significance of the work, and to suggest that such research is no longer being pursued, and is therefore only of passing historical interest. Anyone knowledgeable about the power of neurofeedback to effect state change, and to produce learning of new states will find it difficult to believe that the intelligence agencies have lost interest in these methods.

Since World War II, the United States government, led by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), searched covertly for ways to control human behavior and human minds (John Marks, 1979). At the end of the war, with the Nuremberg trials barely finished, the United States government began immigrating to the U.S. hundreds of German and Austrian scientists under the project code-named "Paperclip" (Linda Hunt, 1945-1990). Ever since then the U.S. government has successfully promoted the view that Paperclip was a short-term, harmless operation (Linda Hunt, 1945-1990). But through the Freedom of Information Act, thousands of pages of CIA classified mind control projects now document the abuse of thousands of human beings in the course of Project Paperclip and its successors. CIA programs were not only an extension of the OSS quest for a "truth drug," but during the Cold War they led the way in effective means to control the mind.

Early research in this country was spearheaded by a Dr. Green (Greenbaum in German), who was recruited to serve in the US Army and to teach psychiatrists the mind control techniques he had developed. He also taught in England, and on a number of U.S. Air Force bases. "Their experiments with children raised in various environments demonstrated that certain types of trauma focused on wounding specific aspects of the intrapsychic world." (Oglevie, 2004). "Recognizing that each child is unique, early researchers into mind control were able to make some identification of the specific traumas during the various developmental states in the life of the child that would cause sufficient wounding, and of the specific nurturing experiences during those same developmental states that were necessary to prevent trauma-induced schizophrenia, narcissistic personality disorder, psychopathic personality, as well as other mental disorders." (Oglevie, 2004). Dr. Green taught these doctors about the human brain and mind, techniques to create alternate personalities in children, and how to install a program system in a child. The only papers published were studies of animals, and not the studies that were actually performed on humans.

The bad news is that together these doctors programmed 1000's of children. The good news is that Dr. Green had the foresight to realize what this technology could to do humanity and apparently taught a deliberately flawed method of mind control. It is said that in 1976, at 60 years of age, he committed suicide rather than comply with requests to teach how to "fix the programming flaws." Many of these doctors’ mind control victims have been successfully deprogrammed and now live to tell what happened. Regardless of whether this is the case, it is clear from the modern neurofeedback perspective that minor traumatic brain injury can in principle disrupt such installed constructs and allow the surfacing of phenomenology that was to remain hidden from the subject. Similarly, a new traumatizing event can have the effect of kindling the recovery of a prior trauma. In this manner, programmed individuals are coming randomly into contact with their prior histories.

Documentation of Mind Control by Colin Ross, MD

In his latest book, psychiatrist Colin Ross, MD [who is a psychiatrist specializing in dissociative disorders which include multiple personality disorder] states, "The major goal of the Cold War mind control programs was to create dissociative symptoms and disorders, including full multiple personality disorder. The capabilities postulated in the first Manchurian Candidate are fact, not fiction, and were created by the CIA in the 1950's under BLUEBIRD and ARTICHOKE mind control programs. Experiments with LSD, sensory deprivation, electro-convulsive treatment, brain electrode implants and hypnosis were designed to create amnesia, depersonalization, changes in identity and altered sates of consciousness." (Ross, 2000)

While the major medical schools and universities were teaching their graduate students that multiple personality disorder was rare, the psychiatrists participating in the CIA mind control projects were busy learning how to create controlled dissociation in their experimental subjects. The goal of course was complete control of the mind of these subjects for their purposes. Multiple personality disorder is now classified by the American Psychiatric Association as dissociative identity disorder and resides in the DSM-IV as DID 300.14. Ross goes on to state, "Experiments to create Manchurian Candidate ‘super spies’ must be understood in their social and historical context, which is one of pervasive, systematic mind control experimentation, not by a few isolated renegade doctors, but by the leaders of psychiatry and the major medical schools." Mind control experiments were interwoven with radiation experiments, and research on chemical and biological weapons. The mind control work was funded by the CIA, Army, Navy and Air Force, and concurrently by other agencies including the Public Health Service, and the non-governmental Scottish Rite Foundation." Ross goes on, "Mind control contractors with Top Secret clearance included the American Psychological Association, Past Presidents of the American Psychiatric Association and the Society for Biological Psychiatry, and psychiatrists who have received awards from the American Psychological Association and the American Psychiatric Association."

One such example that Ross writes about is Dr. Louis Jolyon West. While Dr. West’s curriculum vitae doesn’t mention that he received Top Secret clearance from the CIA as the contractor on MKULTRA Subproject 43, CIA documents show that grants were given to Dr. West for studies entitled, "Psychophysiological Studies of Hypnosis and Suggestibility" and "Studies of Dissociative States." Further, "Dr. Lois Jolyon West was cleared at Top Secret for his work on MKULTRA.

West's numerous connections to the mind control network illustrate how the network is maintained---not through any central conspiracy, but by an interlocking network of academic relationships, grants, conferences, and military appointments. Some doctors in the network were not funded directly by the CIA or military, but their work was of direct relevance to mind control, non-lethal weapons development, creation of controlled dissociation and the building of Manchurian Candidates." Further, "Dr. West devoted four decades to study, writing and experimentation on dissociation, hypnosis, Communist mind control, hallucinogens, sensory deprivation, and methods of social influence; he concluded that the methods used by destructive cults result in the creation of new identities and dissociative states. The same methods, when applied to experimental subjects under BLUEBIRD, ARTICHOKE and MKULTRA, also resulted in the creation of amnesia, new identities and dissociated states. This was the Manchurian Candidate program."(Ross, 2000)

Other grants were received for use in EEG experiments. From 1950-1957 Canadian Psychiatrist, Ewen Cameron (past president of the Quebec, Canadian, American and World Psychiatric Associations) received $60,353.33 for Research Studies on EEG and Electrophysiology. (Ross, 2000). Cameron was subsequently successfully sued by victims of his experiments, and they recovered damages in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. "In one of the MKULTRA Subproject 61 documents, Dr. Harold Wolff, Professor of Medicine at Cornell, defines the historical context for the CIA’s interest in mind control in general, which is also the context and motive for military funding of brain electrode implant experiments: The investigations of the highest integrative functions are fundamentally aimed at increasing our understanding of the functions of the human cerebral hemispheres in overall adaptive behavior. They arose out of our laboratory and clinical experience during the past twenty years, and especially out of our interest in the phenomena exhibited by men exposed to extremely threatening life situations; and they were initiated during the period when we were investigating the untoward effects of Communist police procedures. (Ross, 2004)

Brain Electrode Implant Research was also done by Jose Delgado -Yale, Office of Naval Research, Neil Burch, Army Intelligence, Robert Health-Tulane, MKULTRA, Mark Sweet & Frank Irvin-Harvard, and the CIA. (Ross, 2000.pg 344 appendix)

A CIA memorandum for MKULTRA Subproject 142 describes the use of animals for delivery of biological and chemical weapons, and the control of animals through stimulation of brain electrodes. The goal was clear, to control the mind and behavior and to create dissociation, through a combinations of drugs, sensory isolation, hypnosis, brain electrode implants, electric shock and beaming different kinds of energy at the brain. The ability to create limited, controlled amnesia through a variety of methods was a primary goal of the mind control programs. (Ross, 2004)

Often survivors report the use of EEG Technologies and Electroshock as Part of Their Abuse

In addition to intentional childhood torture, there was deliberate use of other methods of mind control, at times involving EEG technologies and electroshock as described in the scenario below:

"Electra, step forward now! Electra, this is your master, do what you are commanded!" She heard her name being barked from a distant place and reluctantly obeyed, fearful of the consequences of disobedience. Her body felt like it was sinking into the mattress of the hospital bed, it was so heavy. She flexed her wrist slightly and felt the familiar restraint tying her arm to the stainless steel rail. The rest of her arm refused her summons to move anchored as it was to the bed by the drugs flowing through the IV inserted into the top of her left hand.

"There, you see the patterns changing on the screen, that’s Electra’s brain wave, even though she is not yet conscious I can tell she has taken executive control of the body." He was talking to someone else demonstrating his "project" to another admirer. "How do you recognize this pattern over the other three you have shown me?" "It’s simple, look at this, this, and this." The other man obviously did not know what he was looking for, even though he made noises like he understood.

"Electra, open your eyes, now!" Why did he have to be so impatient? Even her eyelids felt like lead. She inventoried her body quickly to determine what it had already endured and its state of being. The body had not been sexually used, not yet at least, nor was the skin bruised or bleeding. Electrodes were clamped to the big toes of each foot, the thumbs, and taped to the back of her neck. That explained the cramp running down the spine and why the others alternate personalities had been submerged. Her task was to make electric shock "normal".

"Electra, I know you can hear me, open your eyes." The wires taped to her head led to the familiar machine sitting on the cart next to her bed. She could hear the familiar song as it displayed the electrical impulses from her brain onto the screen so they could be examined. A second cart held the electric shock generator which a quick glance through the slit between her eyelids showed was set only at the number five, she allowed herself to breathe in quietly, a shock at five was well within her tolerance for pain although she deliberately thrashed as if she were in agony whenever he shocked her at that level. No other personality could tolerate more than a level four. She reluctantly opened her eyes slowly, squinting into the bright light shining down on her face from overhead. "Yes, master", she whispered.

"This is Dr. Neophyte from Australia; he has come all this way to purchase one of our machines, but he insisted that I demonstrate it for him first. So you will be a good girl and cooperate, won’t you?" The threat was barely veiled. She blinked her eyes twice to signal "yes". "Good, now go to each of the places you have practiced and hold it until I give you permission to go to the next." Fear first, she remembered, so she quickly remembered the vision she had first seen when the pattern had peaked and the doctor had been so pleased. She had rehearsed it watching the screen herself until he was satisfied with the intensity displayed. "Excellent, hold that." She could hear him explaining what the peaks and valleys on each of the frequencies represented. She braced herself for the inevitable surge of electricity, but this time it did not come.

"Next." Serenity had been a much harder challenge for a girl used to surges of shock, but she had found the place in the elation that accompanied the end of a torture session and now went into that scenario. "Next." Serious concentration was easy, just multiply fractions one after the other. She could hear the tone in the visiting physician’s voice change as he watched the patterns change on the screen. "Next." Depression was easily reached; all she had to do was contemplate her future, an unending series of demonstrations for future customers who all wanted to see the product before they laid down the money. At least she didn’t have to do the sex stuff with the customers as well, that was Kitten’s task. Usually that happened before the "demonstration" as the drugs used took several hours to wear off and most of the buyers were not willing to either wait or use a drugged girl’s body.

When at last the show as completed, she heard the visiting doctor ask about the "deep Theta" state which allowed mind-control to be installed. That near death state genuinely frightened her and the programmer had promised he would never take her there again if she would cooperate with the demonstrations. Not that she believed that or fully trusted his word, but she had not gone there for more than twenty demonstrations. Through the slits of her eyes she watched as he turned the dial up to seven on the shock machine her absolute limit. She steeled herself for the inevitable. Liquid fire surged through her body and she did not have to pretend to jerk and thrash, her tortured muscles and nerves did it for her.

"That’s not it." She barely heard his voice as he glanced at the screen and frowned. The electrical surge was far stronger this time. As she was losing consciousness, she heard the words "There, that’s what we are looking for." The dial had been turned to nine. The visiting doctor bought both machines.

Concise Definition of Ritual Abuse-Based Mind Control

"Ritual abuse is a brutal form of abuse of children, adolescents, and adults, consisting of physical, sexual and psychological abuse, and involving the use of rituals. Ritual does not necessarily mean satanic. However, most survivors state that they were ritually abuse as part of satanic worship for the purpose of indoctrinating them into satanic beliefs and practices. Ritual abuse rarely consists of a single episode. It usually involves repeated abuse over an extended period of time.

The physical abuse is severe, sometimes including torture and killing. The sexual abuse is usually painful, sadistic, and humiliating, intended as a means of gaining dominance over the victim. The psychological abuse is devastating and involves the use of ritual/indoctrination, which includes mind control techniques and mind altering drugs, and ritual/intimidation which conveys to the victim a profound terror of the cult members and of the evil spirits they believe cult members can command. Both during and after the abuse, most victims are in a state of terror, mind control, and dissociation in which disclosure is extremely difficult." (Los Angeles County Commission For Women, 1991)

Recognizing Mind Control in an Adult Client

Stephen Oglevie, a retired law enforcement chaplain has gathered extensive knowledge in the removal of mind control programming through his 15-year journey and in-depth work with over 350 mind control victims. In Mind Control; An Introduction, he lists the following indicators that may aid in the recognition and proper assessment of an adult client who may harbor mind control programming (Oglevie, 2004). (A word of caution to victims of this abuse regarding the following information). Victims may report some or all of the following:

Recognizing Programming in an Adult Client

The following are indicators that may aid in a proper assessment of an adult client who may contain mind control programming. My experience has been that all who survive childhood ritual/medical/spiritual abuse also contain mind control programming.

These indicators may be credited to other non-ritual abuse sources, but the more of these that are true of your client the greater the possibility that you are working with a programmed client.

Client constantly wears black, red, orange or purple clothing.

Client assigns numbers to names, dates, months, and years that are between 1 and 9. Client reports number series run through their minds repeatedly that seemly have no correlation to anything in their lives.

Client is very sensitive to light. Squinting or asking that the office lights be turned down or off are evidences of this sensitivity.

Client reports experiencing physical pain that a medical exam cannot verify and which does not respond to medical treatment.

Client is repeatedly hospitalized near major ritual days and/or birthdays.

Client cuts arms, legs, face, neck, or torso with a razor blade, knife, broken glass, or scissors. There is a strong correlation between significant progress in therapy and the incidence of cutting.

Client burns arms, legs, face, neck, or torso with a curling iron, matches, hot knife blade, boiling water, car cigarette lighter, or stove burner. There is often a strong correlation between significant progress in therapy and the incidence of burning.

Client’s artwork contains repeated images of fire, blood, knives, cages, rape, needles, separated body parts, watching eyes, hooded figures, and sacrifices.

Client’s poetry contains repeated themes of being placed in dark holes, and/or being buried; references to snakes, spiders, dead babies, rats placed in the hole/coffin with them; themes of hopelessness, despair, there is no way out, no one will ever find "me".

Client reports repeated dreams of blood, death, violent sexual experiences, faces with staring eyes, painted faces, being caged or seeing others caged, breathing underwater or in space, or being an animal.

Client reports flashes of awareness, typically lasting less than one second, of something bizarre. Typical "visions" include staring faces, painted faces, animal heads on human bodies, blood covering some object, strange looking knives, amulets or stones in jewelry, dead human bodies, people in black robes, and fires in the darkness. This awareness is like the feeling of almost "touching" something or of something almost "touching" the client.

Client reports experiencing terror when seeing seemingly innocent objects or animals. These have included mirrors, keys, knives, forks, spoons, jewels, and clipboards, black suits and white lab coats. Animals include rabbits, puppies, kittens, dolphins, and lions.

Client experiences pain when coming in contact with water in its various forms, such as rain, snow, ice, fog, or steam. A typical response is that it feels like being burned with acid or fire. Bathing is impossible and showers can be endured for only a few minutes.

Client experiences tremendous fear upon hearing certain sounds. These may include but are not limited to; a telephone ring, their name being called, a knock on the door, a door opening or closing, a siren, a toilet flush, a car back-fire, the low muffled growl of a dog, the cry of a cat, or the hiss of a snake.

Client is fascinated with the German Third Reich, the swastika symbol, and concentration camps, or conversely is very fearful of these things. The combinations of red and black clothing may also serve as indicators.

Client repeatedly makes the following statements during the therapy sessions or by the telephone following a therapy session: "It’s all just a bad dream." "I made it all up." "I’m lying to you." "I must be crazy." "I’m a bad girl / boy to be telling you this." "I must be a very bad girl/boy to be here." "I deserve to be punished." "I am really in trouble now." These are typical programmed denial/punishment phrases.

Client cannot drink water. They report that it tastes like urine, blood, feces, or semen. Since water flushes drugs from the body, often the programming includes aversion to water.

Client suddenly looses the ability to speak while disclosing information during therapy session.

Client suddenly looses the ability to hear while the therapist is talking, particularly when validating or confirming the information presented by the client.(Oglevie, 2004).

Permission is denied by Stephen Oglevie for these 19 Signs and Symptoms to be copied in any form.

For your client’s safety, please do not share this material with them

August 2004

Conclusion

Neurofeedback can be a great adjunct to therapy for victims of mind control. Training at the temporal, posterior, occipital and frontal areas of the brain will help to stabilize the victim. It is possible to reduce the dissociative episodes by inhibiting 0-9 Hz at different cortical sites. Panic and anxiety can be greatly reduced by inhibiting 14-30 Hz. And generalized up-training at 12-15 Hz. or lower can help stabilize the victim. It has been this author’s experience that neurofeedback greatly enhances the overall cognitive function, stabilizes emotional states, and reduces the need for hospitalizations.

When using neurofeedback for victims of mind control it is best to proceed cautiously, as they may have programs in place to cause self-harm or at worst suicide if the programs are tampered with. Professionals who lack the knowledge of the signs and symptoms of mind control could end up not helping very much, or even harming a victim.

Neurofeedback can be used successfully with victims of mind control but it is best combined with the removal of mind control programming. In particular, it would seem that alpha-theta training should be very helpful here, but this could also be problematic if the existence of programming has not been recognized. The eyes-open training, often referred to as "SMR-beta" training should be extensively relied upon, with the objective of stabilizing the nervous system. It is important that the client feel safe with the clinician, and this means feeling accepted. Ultimately it is not necessary for the clinician to fully understand the subject of mind control or the subjective experience of their client in order to be of help. The fact that neurofeedback targets the physiological dimension makes it unnecessary for the clinician to reach clarity on these matters at the outset. Rather, the clinician must recognize that the survivor is a victim of trauma and progress can only be made with at least a provisional acceptance of that state as a starting point of therapy.

Further information

The author plans to present further information regarding this subject jointly with Steven Oglevie at private seminars. For further information contact this author at sueford@earthlink.net.

References

Hunt L., (1991) Secret Agenda. The United States Government, Nazi Scientists, and Project Paperclip. 1945 to 1990. St. Martin's Press, NY

Los Angeles County Commission for Women: Report of the Ritual Abuse Task Force, 1991. Ritual Abuse: Definitions, Glossary, The Use of Mind Control. 383 Hall of Administration, 500 W. Temple, Los Angeles, CA 90012. (213) 974-1455

Marks, J. (1988) The Search For the Manchurian Candidate. The CIA and Mind Control. The Story of the Agency’s Secret Efforts To Control Human Behavior. W. W. Norton, NY

Oglevie, Stephen E., (2004) MIND CONTROL, An Introduction.

Ross, C. A. MD, (2000) BLUEBIRD. Deliberate Creation of Multiple Personality by Psychiatrists. Manitou Communications. Inc.

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Don't color me evil just yet, though I despise Project Monarch, there is a point where the victims become the perpetrators.

I have been prey on more than one occasion, and let me tell ya, it really sucks.

I am trained to work with clients who have experienced trauma, and have worked in crisis response [RESPOND] for the state, and several private agencies in multiple counties.

TRUST ME, if you're in a crisis, I just may be your very best friend.

SO who do you want? All the fake ElyssaD's? Some Project Monarch alumni who run amok in the crisis centers strategically placed to cover-up and control the eritualistic abuse that occurs in the foster care, military and mental heath facilities SOC-alled "systems of care?" or do you want someone who is capable, willing and able to help someone ride out a traumatic episode?

SOmeone who SO desperately needs someone like ME on their side.

Just food for thought,

That's the mini DailyDDoSe™ for now.

Just me,

@ElyssaD™

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Friday, August 12, 2011

The Best Interest of the Child? Trafficking & Mind Control Slaves for the NWO

The Best Interest
of the Child?
by Gary Hunt
Last Wednesday the Outpost of freedom received a video from a California father who had, upon failure to gain the order of the court, chosen to remove his son from a day care center in Novato, California. The video tape shows 34 year old Peter A. Tscherneff, who has been reported missing along with his 2 1/2 year old son, as he gave a prepared statement. The video contained numerous allegations targeted at child care, law enforcement and judicial officials. Tscherneff alleges numerous cover ups involving child abuse investigations. He says the cover up "involves exploitation, child prostitution, child selling and even child murder.� The video includes references to a recent hearing in Sonoma County wherein Tscherneff petitioned the court to remove his son, Alex, from a North Bay pre-school Tscherneff said that his son and other children have been and are being victimized at Miss Sandy�s School Novato. Amidst numerous warnings to parents, Tscherneff questions how our system responds/fails to respond to alleged child abuse charges. Tscherneff says, "Will the court protect children from further severe abuses?"
Mr. Ted Gunderson, a 28 year veteran of the FBI, has reported that the FBI fails to include in it�s annual report the number of abductions of children throughout this country.
Tscherneff has been charged with child concealment an a federal charge of flight to avoid prosecution. His bail for the charge of child concealment has been set at $500,000.00 and a no-bail for the charge of flight to avoid prosecution.
These issues regarding child prostitution, child selling and child murder were completely foreign to us when we first reviewed, and chose to publish, the Operation Monarch article in the first addition, before that decision was made we spent many hours researching the subject to see if there was a possibility that this scenario could exist. Our conclusion was that it could.
We have continued to investigate the matter and have found that Reader�s Digest (Missing: 100,000 Children Per Year, July, 1982) and Newsweek magazine ("Stolen Children", March 19, 1984) both feel that there are significant numbers of children missing each year from across America.
Having established that there is a source from which the number of children could come
from to satisfy the allegations, we continued to look into some of the specifics of the Tscherneff case. We have obtained a copy of a police report which names Lt. Col. Michael Aquino as a suspect in a child abuse charge. We have talked to many parents who have similar stories to tell. We have found that Mr. Tscherneff has had a bail placed on his charges that "shocked" a retired California judge with whom we spoke. The Superior Court in Sonoma County lists the bail on this offense at ten thousand dollars. If the charge were kidnapping, the bail would be twenty five thousand dollars. For kidnapping, for ransom or extortion the bail would be a mere $100,000. Why is the bail set at one half million dollars in this case?. Could this indicate that Mr. Tscherneff's allegations about complicity by the judiciary have merit as well?
The information that has been presented by the press as been directed at a very small aspect of what appears to be the most serious crime operating in the country today. The allegations about abuse of children and the complicity of the judiciary as a part of the cover-up leave the question of whether Mr. Tscherneff could even obtain a fair trial in California.

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Where have all the Children Gone? Project Monarch | Project World Awareness

Where have all the Children Gone?…OPERATION MONARCH…

Posted on March 18, 2011 by rockingjude

by Mark Phillips

PURPOSE

The US department of Defense’s original plans to research the Mind control phenomena was to determine psychological and chemical formulas providing the US with the “perfect” espionage agent. This quickly evolved into planning the “production” of the perfect soldier… government worker…slave.

However, German SS officer/occultist Himmler’s research development scientists sent this search “for the “Manchurian Candidate” off in another direction … PSYCHOLOGICAL GENETIC ENGINEERING.

It was determined that “absolute” mind control could be realized through specific tortures of the intended transgenerational Victim …from the moment of birth!

Armed with this deadly research, a collection of “dedicated psychiatrists” from Germany, Italy, and the US, a new but ancient form of mind-control was reborn through Project Monarch.

Modern science had simply unraveled the occult cryptic so called “magikal” secrets of mind control…to spawn a new generation of “superior beings”…who could NEVER ASK WHAT THEIR COUNTRY COULD DO FOR THEM…BUT ONLY WHAT THEY COULD DO FOR THEIR COUNTRY.

HISTORY

Project Monarch is a US Defense Department code name assigned to a subsection of the Central Intelligence Agency’s Operation Artichoke later become Project MK Ultra. Whereas Project Monarch was officially dedicated sometime in the early 1960′s by the US Army. Project Monarch is a genealogical approach to define transgenerational (via genetic psychology) behavioral modification through trauma based psychological mind control.

The original documentation which spawned this project was derived from collected intensive research previously performed by top SS German Nazi scientists (1927-1941) as the result of their interest in the multigenerational affects of occult psychology as applied in the nuclear family of known pedophiles. The identified leader of this research was an SS officer by the name of Himmler.

This German government Top Secret (“BLACK ARTS”) research was originally considered to be a significant “bonus” by-product of the US Department of Defense’s Project 63 A.K.A., Project National Interest. Project 63 was dictated to the secret importation of a group of German Nazi and Italian fascists scientists. This was accomplished in 1959 so as to reunite these scientists with their captured comrades from WW II. These scientists areas of expertise were primarily physics (rocket R& D), psychiatry (mind control/Psychological Warfare), and micro biology/ pharmacology.

Although Project Monarch information has to date not been declassified as was it’s research umbrella from D.o.D. mind control studies known as project MK Ultra. It never-the-less has become a household word among a multitude of Intelligence Community operatives.

Project MK Ultra was exposed publicly in 1970 through law suits filed by Canadian survivors and/or their surviving families. These brave persons received the cooperation of Canadian Intelligence individuals and others who uncovered one of the CIA’s original mind control research mental health facilities based in Montreal, Quebec Canada. Although the CIA and Canadian government settled the lawsuits out of court so as not to be required to officially admit to any wrong doing — the secret was out.

Now, two decades later the United States and Canadian populace is beginning to feel the criminal atrocities being committed against them in the private sector as a direct result of the so-called “secret” mind control experiments.

Now, a wave of transgenerational occult mind control victims are so numerous within our general population that the US government has launched, through its vast network of CIA operatives; misinformation campaigns to cover-up this source of pure evil. One of the most prominent misinformation campaigns is targeting a supernatural source (rather than the CIA) with the justification label “spiritual warfare”… A.K.A. to Intelligence specialists as Operation Armageddon.

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