This is where the books and films shown the child assist in steering its mind in the right direction. Rather than telling the child the color of a dog, the programmer can ask the child.

If the hypnotist allows the child to make up his own imagery, the hypnotic suggestions will be stronger. For children they need to be part of the hypnotic process. They are the perfect hypnotic tool to get the child’s mind to dissociate in the right direction. The programmers have been using movies since almost day one to help children learn the hypnotic scripts. This is why the Disney movies and the other shows are so important to the programmers.

– Fritz Springmeier, The Illuminati Formula to Create a Mind Control SlaveĪs stated above, programmers modify stories to fit programming and Disney’s adaptations of classic stories accomplish just that. The children will have the stories repeated and they are expected to memorize these scripts. Because the programmers will build upon the child’s awareness of these stories, the stories are modified to better fit the future programming. The child will most often be in a trance state when these story lines are told. Over the years the Wizard of Oz, Alice In Wonderland, and Mother Goose seem to have been overall favorites (of mind control handlers). In short, the Alice in Wonderland story – and others that are similar – is used in actual mind control scenarios.

Therefore, in MK symbolism, “Wonderland” represents the state of mind of a dissociated, mind-controlled slave, the place where they “escape” the pain of trauma. In the fairy tale, Alice enters a fantasy world where everything is magical, inverted and unstable, a place similar to the slave’s internal world, where everything can be modified by the handler. The same way Alice follows a white rabbit through the looking glass to enter the strange world of wonder, slaves follow their handlers through programming to reach complete dissociation. A common script used is Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland, a story that can perfectly be applied to the trials of an MK slave. Handlers encourage this behavior by subjecting slaves to a “programming script”, a story that will guide the young slave through programming. As stated in my article on Monarch Mind Control, the ultimate goal is to cause the slave to dissociate after being subjected to intense, unbearable trauma. Just Like Fire is the lead single off the soundtrack of Alice Through the Looking Glass – a Disney movie which will certainly contain its fair share of MK symbolism. Alice in Wonderland + Disney = Mind Control In short, everything about this video is directly linked to Monarch mind control. Through mind control imagery, the video symbolically describes Pink dissociating and being programmed by a handler. That was some appropriate color Pink wore for this mini-concert: an intense red - for both of her live performances were just FIRE.In the video, Pink finds herself lost in Wonderland to then be taken to a mental institution – by force. The first one was the anthemic “Just Like Fire” and the other one “ White Rabbit”, the other song Pink has on the “Alice Through the Looking Glass” soundtrack (except that this is a cover, and not an original). Pink’s appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” the other day was divided into two sections: an interview and a mini concert held at an outdoor stage that was set up in the middle of the Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles.ĭuring the interview portion, Pink spoke about the big shows she always puts on when performing at award ceremonies, and also about the disappointment she caused in her daughter Willow recently while shooting the “Just Life Fire” music video.Īs for the mini-concert outdoors, the always rebellious Pink performed two songs live. The singer, and mother of one, made this appearance with the purpose of promoting the new Tim Burton film “ Alice Through the Looking Glass” in whose soundtrack Pink has an original song titled “ Just Like Fire”. Pink was a guest on the Monday, May 23rd, episode of “ Jimmy Kimmel Live” on ABC.

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