>>17495994 (lb)

>suppressed memories of my past

Those are happening as well, HOWEVER…I do not dwell on those or give them much thought because of the fact that I know they can "plant" thoughts so why not memories?

Are we all suddenly remembering terrible things? Or are we being inundated with something to "program" us to think we are remembering something real?

It really is a pyops. But who is really doing it the most? Do they just drop slight suggestions & our Brains/Imagination take care of the rest & goes into crazytown?

Is that why they do it? Put different scenarios in our heads to see what path we take? How the story unfolds?

So they can later use it to make money by making new movies/TV shows with the ideas they scrap out?(Sorry, that one is my own little "wtaf am i really crazy" drifts)

An actual "Minority Report" type situation?

Who are the ones "suggesting"/shaming me to stop smoking weed?

Good guys because it causes my imagination to go apeshit & it becomes a huge emotional roller coaster ride for like 20 minutes?(I have gotten A LOT better at controlling that aspect, which is pretty fucking cool tho)

Good guys because straight laced MIL super ultra mega super soldiers don't take the pots(they just drink large amounts of alcohol which is waaaay better for you. ya dirty Hippy)?

Bad guys because it gets me to open my mind & think about things I haven't thought of in YEARS which then reminds me of other things etc etc?

OR

I'm reading too much, & shit is imprinting on me(which, I hope that that is NOT the case because fuuuuck.)

Police: Las Vegas journalist dies in stabbing outside home

https://twitter.com/AP/status/1566524152571432961

noun (functioning as singular or plural) the young of a herring, sprat, or similar fish. minute marine crustaceans, esp copepods, forming food for many fishes and whales.

So they think of us as Fish? This really is about them taking people children isn't it

>>17496535

Or wait….Game of Thrones just jumped in my head & reminded me about Sausage & how his dad had to give him to the Starks as an offering of Peace? or something like that. But it was his only son.

So when families lose against other families, they are forced to give up their son?

>>17496539

>https://twitter.com/mikepompeo/status/1566476618763214849

Trump said hi to someone he called "Uncle Sam" in the front row last night

>>17496552

I never even knew you had a book Greg.

The Plus or something? Search comes up short.

>>17496594

>Memory resurgence can occur when those "forgotten" moments were of a horrific nature and get supressed

But NONE of them feel real or could possibly be real, most of my childhood was tip top

Hey, cool. I haven't had a heartflutter/stomach flip feeling rush over me when reading something in a while now.

I thought I hypotheticalized every plausible situation in my head, until I read that:

>>Mk'ultra vics that smoke the herb are said to recall instances and begin to see a more objective view that allows them to circumvent their programming. People's imaginations are the deep state's worst nightmare.

That just changed everything I thought I was convinced was correct.

But I need concrete paper in my hand or someone in my face to say, something like "Yes, that is the CORRECT rabbit hole! Jump!"

Until I get emotionally attached to that whole game changer.

Shit, I'm feeling flushed. lol.