>>1201029

"Do you know what it's like for consecutive strangers to relate intimate details about your personal life, without them meaning to?"

I'm pretty sure it's intentional, that's my experience of it. The only issue is, I'm not MK-Ultra programmed. Instead, I use the references to my personal life to 'wake up' people around me when they see such ideas and references. At first, it's always brushed off as coincidence.

I always like to challenge them to pick a subject. They do. When it appears - or they find their own research mysteriously turning up - they usually freak. Then it gets accepted as something that just happens.

"I speak fluent MK. I PROGRAM them. I'm, like, meta-famous, if that even makes sense."

Assuming you're legitimate (there's a lot of people who claim things, so apologies for my skeptism), you're actually 'their' biggest weak point, even if they treat you as though dirt.

MK-Ultra, from what I could reverse engineer, is largely standardised. It's like a conventional backdoor in a computer. Anyone can, hypothetically, use it. The CIA Vault 7 leaks were interesting, to say the least, although I suspect they changed the 'passcodes', I've been eagerly awaiting another public message I could reverse engineer.

But it looks like you hold all the keys.

Right now, you're arguably the most powerful person on this planet. As a pacifist myself, I'm not exactly sure what you would do with an army of sleeper cell assassins and prostitutes with blackmail material on people - killing people with said assassins would just be hypocritical.

At the moment, I've just being using what few I can influence to leak information to specific outlets.

I strongly suspect this narrow minded network of rich bastads has a few key lynchpins that, if neutralised (either by public exposure or whatever) would bring the entire system down, but I'm still largely blind to the network.

Any tips?

If the MK-Ultra codes became public, it would mean end-game, in my opinion, because it means anyone could influence the assassins, and thus, the sleeper army plan by the Nazi dick-sucking CIA would be thwarted.

But what do I know? I only play RTS games.

>>1257380

"which is that the elites have blackmail on the same patriots who would actually look out for them."

Which is why the rich try to sully any young upstarts with misdeeds or corruption by hook or crook. They essentially have blackmail on each other, which forms a ring of silence. Even those dare to speak out, the ring of silence ensures people die to prevent them all going down.

It's why the New York Times was so quick to denounce PizzaGate, why Snopes hopped on board, the police, politicians, YouTube, Google, etc.

Watching the corrupt try to 'turn' people to evil is a bizarre process. It's like the concept of good is wholly alien to them. I remember one frame-up attempt, some 'anonymous' poster (FBI agent incognito) tried to offer me money to go hire a hacker to attack someone, which is entirely illogical and made utterly no sense (why did they not do it themselves?).

But the concept - to them - seemed sound, 'because evil'. Evil people don't understand good people aren't motivated by money or petty acts of revenge. They seem to think everyone has the same selfish motivations as they do.

" they would gladly serve the elite by destroying me if they knew what "I" "had done"

MPD I still haven't figured how to heal, but I always find the judgemental people are the ones with the biggest crimes and misdeeds to hide.

Just look at how vocal politicians get when berating people.

Psychopaths always deflect from themselves by pointing at others.

But I'll be honest in there's probably a few select crimes I have a distain for, but for me, it is still a case-by-case basis. If someone was abused and turned into an assassin, their murders don't hold the same impact (I consider them 'broken' and not free in their choices) as say, someone who, of their own free volition, goes on a serial killing spree of random innocents.

Context is always important.

>>1402475

"and everyone has some triggers"

A fancy way of saying a C++ function pointer, except the callback is emotional trauma or a reminder of sorts.

Actively disabling those involves, analogically, pointing the pointer to a void function that does nothing. Running it in a sandbox is always handy, too.

"Although the more cynical parts of myself believe if operations like Mockingbird and such were exposed, the people would just beg for it to be returned."

I actually have to concur with you. Which is why my objectives have switched from idealistic heroism ('let the people know!' … they don't want to know) to pragmatic neutralism ('lets just usurp Mockingbird and point humanity into doing generally good using it').

I think I surprised a few people in that I shifted gears from idealism to pragmatism when it was required (idealists turn into either denialists or cynics on first contact with reality going bad).

"Don't get into it for money."

Money is a worthless IOU. Experience is infinitely valuable. Biggest risk for me is power tripping.

"They are usually as aware"

I've found in any experience of an evil person they project their moral assumptions onto individuals. Psychopaths 'proudly' displaying their murder victims, for example.

"They probably just wanted to see how you would react."

Struck me as FBI trying a quick co-conspiracy charge on a fabricated crime.

If they do gauge, they're looking at an echo chamber on that one, because I like to clock how they react to my reactions and modify them accordingly.

I disclose any discoveries I make from the observations, so it always burns old ground and 'ups the ante'.

Most insecurity disclosures follow on the heels of my announcing observations indicating as such (the way I see is I'm used as a 'benchmark' - if I can see it, chances are the average joe already know so they quit/fess up and move on).

The thing that does incline me to ask a question is you've got the word "sous" in your image name, which is the same name as the character from Gravity Falls.

It appears as an American phonetic spelling for "Zeus",and I know those MK-Ultra guys have a hardon for Greek references.

I get why Disney do it (they have one such reference in nearly every film they've made, including 'Hercules'), but I'm curious why you've done it.

"they'll create more "events""

I got the puzzle you talked about many years back. Cryptography puzzle. I purposefully didn't solve it (ESP read as 'unsolveable' - one of those nasty logic traps).

I think my non-response baffled them. They bailed when I came dangerously close to unmasking the sender instead.

Back then I twigged mass facial recognition was a thing. Wasn't acknowledged until nearly 3 years later in the Snowden leaks.

All of my discoveries soon became stuff that got publicly disclosed in one form or another.

Keep an eye out for the 'blackmailed politicians' stuff.

I think you're well aware of the cross proxy war of controlled politicians between various governments, organisations, agencies, groups, billionaires etc.

These days corps are cutting out the middleman, sticking in their own shills as politicians. Planned parenthood have thrown their hat into the ring, with the ironic 'I'm a doctor who doesn't work for big pharma'. Apparently planned parenthood aren't big pharma.

Midterms are going to be a shitstorm.