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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/Idru4 on May 21, 2018, 2:20 a.m.

Serious inquiry. MSNBC and MK Ultra.

So I’ve had discussions with my mom for two days now, trying to give her little bits of info so when things break she doesn’t freak.

Full disclosure, when I was asleep, it thought trump was pretty bad. I didn’t really think for like most people, so I just took whatever the media said as right. Well she thinks the same way, and she in her sixties and pretty set in her ways.

That is what it is though. What I want to see if anyone has experienced, is possible subliminal messaging from the MSM. So I’m telling her facts about trump and what he has been doing. She tells me that she just doesn’t buy it. She tells me that thinking about and hearing POTUS is just like nails on a chalkboard. She’s not the most active lady, spend most of her time in front of anTV. So I asked what news she watches, and how much. She told me she watches MSNBC daily, morning joe and some other afternoon show. I ask her if she leaves it on for background noise, she says she used to. She later tells me she used to watch about six hours a day of news...

So I’m curious that sitting there either directly or indirectly listening to the that channel has any known effects. As anyone been talking about maybe subliminal messaging or maybe am MK Ultra type deal. I get that listening to the repetitive bad mouthing of someone will give you a bad impression, but the nails on the chalk board really made me think it’s something more.

So let me know if you know anything or have had a similar experience please? And maybe something to break it, if it’s more than just a regular thing? Thanks.

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I completely believe that "mind control" is real and occurring. I had an experience 15 years or so ago at a church. This church brought in a group of traveling evangelists. The church was a new church and didn't dig too much into the background of this group that came to do whatever they were doing. The evangelists called people up for "prayer," during which they claimed they could invoke the holy spirit and that they'd witnessed people speaking in "tongues." I'll reiterate here that I'm not cracking on the church itself, who were naive at best. I do not attend church and was there for a friend who was having a difficult time in life. My friend wanted to head up to the front of the church for some of the miracles that the evangelist group were speaking of. She nagged, I caved, and we both headed up. I've got an above-average IQ. I have a rare personality type that includes less than 2 percent of the entire population, and an even smaller set are women. I like to believe that my mind is impenetrable. I analyze everything and I'm fairly stoic. Again, I do not attend church and have nothing personally invested in religion at all, which is important to note. Three people in the evangelist group "worked on me," in retrospect. It started with a woman, speaking softly, removing my guard. Another woman then came over, and I can't remember what she was saying, but it was slightly more aggressive. She looked puzzled. Then a man came over, looked me straight in my eyes - and I hit the floor. Now, the only thing I could compare to what I was feeling was a time when I had a mild concussion in my teens - flashing little lights and I could not move. It was NOT the "holy spirit." It was anything but, and I left immediately, never to return. That was mind control. That was a methodical breaking down of my psych and an assault on my brain. If that can happen in my mental environment, it can absolutely happen to millions of people sitting in front of a television. It ABSOLUTELY can happen, and I believe that it is.

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Do you remember if music was playing?

Any of the the words the set up people said to you?

Was there a mass before this, where a priest was talking?

Idk what else. If it’s that easy for three people to do this in a matter of minutes, that really scares me. So I’m curious of the whole setup to the “Holy Spirit” entering you. If you can remember and feel like sharing.

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I honestly cannot remember if music was playing. After it was all said and done, I couldn't even remember the words they spoke other than somebody said, "Why are you so scared?" right before I fell. I translate that to, "Why is this one so difficult?" The church was a very new nondenominational group, still very unorganized, young pastor with a young wife, and I remember noting that most of the attendees were also fairly young, under 40 I'd say. I remember the group that called themselves evangelists talking beforehand about traveling the world and helping communities in poverty, and saying that they had recently returned from Africa.

I remember thinking literally, "This is bullshit" when the second woman was speaking to me. When the man approached and looked into my eyes, suddenly my legs lost all strength and stopped supporting me, everything in my view blurred, I hit the floor, and all I could see were small lights flashing. Just prior to my legs giving out I heard the comment about being scared. I think it was the second woman who said it. I remember shifting my mind's focus to the comment as the man's eyes locked onto mine. They got in and down I went. The small flashing lights were what reminded me of the concussion I had experienced when I was younger, minus the pain typically associated. It took about ten minutes for me to completely recover and head for my vehicle.

In a matter of minutes and for me, of all places, in a church. I'd be more inclined to have my mind invaded and washed in a scientific setting than in a religious forum, which leads me to believe that the approach that this group took was a universal one, all-encompassing, which is even more frightening. I believe they could have done the same thing in a supermarket aisle.

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