>>15055717

>Q's told us they can control vehicles.

As well as 'subjects':

Unreleased [CLAS-HIGHEST]:

Ability to use frequencies [incoming sig]/modify/code/program over 'x' period [designate] mobile phone to 'control' target subject.

OP conducted/ORIG outside of US.

CAR control?

A demonstration was made today in front of the WH.

It showed they can control ‘innocents’.

Target subjects are pre disposable to certain mental illnesses.

Target subjects are scouted over a period of time to study and arrange 'THERAPY'.

'THERAPY' takes [x] to break the mind into a functional/programmable device.

Science Fiction?

Program dev ongoing under offshore [not domestic] 'tangent' agency?

Covert funding?

Animals Humans

Humans 1988

71% avg success rate.

Targeted (mental) 'criteria' designated as [ , ].

Mental institutions & therapists 'program-specialists'…..

Cocktail regimen 4x daily brain intercept

>>15055902

Q does not address that. Anon did some time ago:

Wounds that time won't heal

https://www.dana.org/article/wounds-that-time-wont-heal/

" … early maltreatment, even exclusively psychological abuse, has enduring negative effects on brain development. We see specific kinds of brain abnormalities in psychiatric patients who were abused as children. We are also beginning to understand how these abnormalities may account directly for the personality traits and other symptoms that patients manifest."

https://childhoodtraumarecoverydotcom2.wordpress.com/2013/10/13/arrested-psychological-development-and-age-regression/

"One of the main traumas a child can suffer is a problematic early relationship with the primary care- giver; these problems can include the primary care-giver having a mental illness, abusing alcohol/drugs, or otherwise abusing or abandoning the child. In such cases, attachment disorder is likely to occur in the child – this disorder can impair or even cripple a child’s ability to trust and bond with others. In such cases, it is the child’s ability to attach to other human beings which is impaired by developmental delays.

Since such a child’s development has essentially become frozen in relation to his/her ability to bond with others…"