see with your own eyes, think with your own mind, believe in your own heart.
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Phoebe Smith retweeted
I find it funny that Aldous Huxley, who wrote Brave New World, was a member of the Esalen Institute, a Rockefeller funded organization that paid people like Terence McKenna to push the same kind of drugs Brave New World was about. In the book, “soma” replaces religion and alcohol and gives people “mental vacations” to keep the masses happy and docile. Oh yeah - Esalen also pushed transhumanism. In fact, the term was coined by Aldous’ brother Julian Huxley.
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Using social media to get people fired from their jobs for doing or saying bad things feels good, until you realize this is conditioning the general public for social credit scores and that is VERY BAD.
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Maybe the idea here is to detach us from the authentic so completely that we will no longer recognize it and thereby cease to expect it, even decent imitations of it, thus smoothing the full transition to the robotic.
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over $700,000 now raised for a woman who strangled her 3 children to death with exercise ropes. every single donation is from a woman. hundreds of thousands of women in a tiktok true crime psychosis where they believe the husband did it because he looks mean
Phoebe Smith retweeted
Humanity at large remains unaware of how advanced modern technology has become and how it can be used to erode personal freedom. The years 2028 through 2033 will be pivotal in determining whether these technologies are stewarded responsibly through meaningful public discourse, rigorous investigation, and thoughtful legislation.
Phoebe Smith retweeted
The Time Travel Myth & Machine Buddhas
In the age of miraculous technology, machines are said to be capable of everything. They can wash your dishes, fight wars, spy on you, comfort you, and even offer advice.
Now their promised abilities extend into the spiritual world. We are told that machines will one day transport us anywhere in time, carry us into other dimensions, grant eternal life through merger with artificial intelligence, and emit frequencies capable of healing every disease.
The most advanced technology can blip in and out of time and space itself. It can transmute matter into spirit! The machine is now a bodhisattva, a saint, a master, and we best accept it and merge with it if we want to be one too. Of course, a machine can do none of these things. Mastery over matter, time, and space belongs not to technology, but to the exalted human soul.
"That report’s conclusion—which echoed the assessments of the CIA officers involved in the program during the 1970s—was that enough accurate remote viewing experiences existed to defy randomness, but that the phenomenon was too unreliable, inconsistent, and sporadic to be useful for intelligence purposes. We decided not to restore the program."
Don't trust unreliable government officials to prescribe a reality to you they themselves can barely grasp. Why do you think they are so interested in these programs? Those enslaved by materialism crave understanding and use their fellow man as a ladder rung to enlightenment, creating mess and confusion in their wake.
Don't feed into the abyss by acting like these MK-Ultra revelations on Capitol Hill are new. Thousands of whistleblowers and journalists have worked on these issues for decades, if we trust our fellow man and their stories we will no longer need the federal government to initiate us into a reality so many of us already know.
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The Modern Disclosure Movement Is Just Transhumanism
The disclosure movement conflates technology and spirituality while redefining classical spiritual phenomena, such as angels, demons, and elementals, as "aliens." While every individual is free to interpret and experience these subjects according to their own understanding, it is inappropriate for leaders to conflate fundamentally different categories of reality.
Spiritual inquiry, regardless of the subject, is beneficial only when approached from the perspective of what genuinely advances the human soul. No spiritual topic should be pursued merely for curiosity, entertainment, or through the reductionist lens of material science alone. All spiritual phenomenon finds its revelation through the lens of initiation science, or with the advancement of the soul in mind.
Furthermore, spiritual phenomena and spiritual beings are not matters for governments to define, endorse, condemn, or administer. There is a separation between church and state. A person's spiritual life belongs to the individual and to the religious or spiritual tradition through which they choose to seek understanding. The disclosure movement is conflating material phenomenon with spiritual phenomenon and attempting to then introduce a technology based religion rooted in alienism through the government.
When government officials redefine beings traditionally understood as belonging to the spiritual hierarchies as "aliens," they create an entirely new category through which a new state religion can emerge, one that conflates transhumanism, technological salvation, and alienism into a single ideological framework.
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CIA's MKUltra Alive and Well as "Targeted Individual Program"
A chilling whistleblower testimony has surfaced, alleging the CIA's notorious MKUltra mind-control program never truly ended. Instead, it evolved into a covert operation known as the "Targeted Individual Program," where hundreds of thousands of Americans claim to be victims of non-consensual experimentation forced psychotropic drugging, electromagnetic harassment, and psychological torture.
MKUltra, infamous for dosing unwitting civilians with LSD in the 1950s-60s to create "Manchurian Candidates," was supposedly dismantled after Congressional hearings in 1977. However, insiders now assert that its techniques were simply outsourced to private contractors and rebranded under counter-terrorism initiatives post-9/11.
The alleged modern protocol involves subjecting random citizens (often dissidents or whistleblowers) to sleep deprivation via microwave pulses, subliminal messaging through smart devices, and chemical attacks via aerosol drones. The goal? To break minds into compliant obedience or drive targets insane "suiciding" them without leaving fingerprints.
While mainstream media dismisses these claims as delusions of paranoid schizophrenics, a growing body of evidence internal memos leaked from DARPA's Neuroethics Division, sworn affidavits from ex-CIA scientists paints a sinister picture of state-sponsored mind warfare waged against its own people.
The implications are profound: if true, America has been secretly weaponizing psychology against its population for decades under the guise of national security. As one victim put it: "They're not just controlling our thoughts, they're erasing our souls." The question now is whether anyone will listen before it's too late.
BREAKING: Bombshell testimony warns CIA's MKUltra mind-control program may still be experimenting on Americans 🚨 trib.al/8giXXIY
Phoebe Smith retweeted
Polymarket is basically PAM which was created by DARPA
PAM was shut down 72 hours after it being launched.
Link: mason.gmu.edu/~rhanson/polic…
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Shocking memo reveals missing UFO-linked scientist was trying to escape a secret Pentagon network before vanishing trib.al/zmDK2s6
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There’s no way that they’re releasing the ‘truth’ behind Mkultra when the current administration is neck deep in running MONARCH ops as we speak.
G.M.A.FB
This is insulting.
The intelligence community has covered up the nature and classification of the MKULTRA experiments for decades.
Americans have been misdirected repeatedly and deserve transparency and accountability from the CIA. The intel community’s unwillingness to deliver the truth has fueled dangerous conspiracy theories and eroded public trust in the federal government.
This hearing aims to explore the history of the MKULTRA experiments, how they have impacted Americans’ wellbeing, and how the intelligence community can win back trust.
