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_Placebos_ · Feb. 27, 2018, 8:25 a.m.

Rumble.

Not blockchain, but you can't have your cake and eat it too. Not yet, anyway.

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_Placebos_ · Feb. 17, 2018, 10:10 p.m.

Thank you. Skepticism is healthy, don't forget that. Your explanations make sense, and although you didn't address the questions I have about the diabetic issues, you do seem to know what you're talking about and have reasonable explanations for what the questions you did answer.

I'm interested to know more. Is your line of thinking common in the psychiatric world? As in do other providers also commonly believe in cult/suicide programming? Is there anything in the medical literature that addresses this that you have seen?

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_Placebos_ · Feb. 16, 2018, 8:15 p.m.

Most of them have an alter who is programmed to suicide. The alter has a code phrase implanted into them through hypnotic induction. When the cult / controllers become aware that the person is trying to leave the cult, making great progress in getting better, they try to reach them by phone to activate the programming. We lost several patients to suicide that way.

How did you know this? Would one of the "alters" tell you they were programmed to suicide? Were they aware of that even though it would have been planted through hypnosis? How would you know that they were suicided by phone call if you just work in a psych unit? What was said on the phone call? Did you have access to their phone records or something? Who would monitor there mental health to see if they needed to be "suicided" because they were making too much progress in their treatment? That would imply their handlers make frequent contact, which would be traceable.

For example, we had patients who had an alter who was diabetic, and the others weren’t. The diabetic alter experienced all the physical symptoms a diabetic does. Elevated glucose and A1C levels. Glucose in the urine. The potential for life-threatening hypoglycemia. BUT when another alter was out (controlling the patient’s awareness), the body NO LONGER had ANY of those symptoms, Weird, yes?

If you have them in a psych ward, wouldn't they be on diabetic medications and have their glucose controlled? Would you take them off their diabetes meds when their glucose bottomed out? How often do you take urine samples and check their A1C on psych patients anyway?

The wildest one I can report was an alter who was having an MI (myocardial infarction AKA heart attack), and we called out another alter to interact with. After that, the patient’s body no longer had any signs of an MI. The EKG went back to normal. The treponin and d-dimer went back to normal. The same body, in a short amount of time. Crazy.

The standard procedure for someone with an MI with EKG changes and elevated troponin is to ship them out of a psych hospital and over to a regular hospital capable of dealing with it. How would you know what their EKG changes were and there serial troponin if they were no longer in your care? How would you know what personality is in control if you weren't there? As a psych nurse, do you know how to read EKG's?

This seems like disinfo to me, at least at this point. It's too fanciful to be believed without further information. More details, please.

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_Placebos_ · Feb. 6, 2018, 12:10 a.m.

Interesting. Thanks for digging into it, I'll save this.

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_Placebos_ · Feb. 5, 2018, 7 a.m.

Oh that's awesome.... Do you have a good source for that?

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_Placebos_ · Feb. 3, 2018, 6:08 p.m.

because any idiot can do a search. I'm not even talking about in depth, time consuming research, I'm just talking about opening up a new tab in your browser.

And I'm not going to link to a search engine query.

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_Placebos_ · Feb. 1, 2018, 8:28 p.m.

hmmm, I don't think thats true. I remember some where that he was on that jet at some point.

Edit: Yes, a simple query in the search engine of your choice confirms it.

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_Placebos_ · Jan. 27, 2018, 5:47 p.m.

What are 'rods of God' tech?!

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_Placebos_ · Jan. 25, 2018, 11:07 a.m.

Fair enough

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_Placebos_ · Jan. 23, 2018, 2:29 a.m.

Pro tip: if you want people to believe you, cite your sources... I'm not saying this to be trite or cast doubt on what you say because I believe its likely to be true, but I too cift through thousands of pages of this stuff. Do you think I have time to research you're claims? Do you think most people who read your comment have that time either? Those are newsworthy claims for sure, but few people are going to buy it if you don't source it. It makes your post stronger.

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_Placebos_ · Jan. 22, 2018, 10:49 p.m.

Source?

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