pw wrote:As to the prevalent variety, I'll point you to the article by my doc, who recently made the claim that all DID is mind control. He has since clarified this statement, and from what I hear has gone on to pen a thirty some page article about it, which I will publish here when it's ready. Critics of DID are correct in at least one of their assertions, there is reason to believe it is more common today than it ever was, due to the formal study and proliferation of trauma-based mind control techniques. viewtopic.php?p=491178#p491178
Brian Moss wrote:What is Mind Control Programming?
I use the concepts programming and mind control interchangeably. All DID systems are the result of mind control and programming techniques. I want to clarify this statement; it is very important and has serious implications. The mind does indeed dissociate naturally both in normative contexts (selective attention) and in response to trauma—but dissociative states do not self-organize into elaborate systems with the levels of complexity that we are seeing today—that is something that requires interference from without. Modern cases of DID demonstrate hierarchy and are structured to meet a variety of demands. This is never random, or entirely a response to trauma, though trauma is used to create and maintain the compartmentalization in DID. These parallel conscious states, each exhibiting their own conditioning, are what we call alters.
That DID is manufactured in its present form needs to be acknowledged in order to understand features of DID that would not otherwise make sense and also to account for the politics of this diagnosis with its troublesome implications regarding our world. Multiple Personality Disorder (MPD), now known as Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), is the result of a century of covert research on these naturally occurring capacities of the mind. This is where our field “leads into realms of the unthinkable and founders on fundamental questions of disbelief.”
Throughout history, exploitation and control of some members of society by others is a continual theme. This control can be subtle, as with the manipulation of peoples’ belief systems through propaganda or religious dogma, or more direct and heavy-handed as with threats of persecution or violence. One of the simplest means of control is to maintain the powerlessness that comes with basic poverty/indebtedness or the lack of access to quality education. A key dynamic with the more overt forms of control is that when people are oppressed—they resist. Advanced forms of control address this fundamental dynamic by developing forms of exploitation that remain largely outside of conscious awareness both for selected individuals (DID) and the larger society (control of the public is achieved through propaganda and the manufacture of consent, an increasingly serious threat with the concentration of media).
Mind control evolved from two main foundations:
1) The Soviet discovery of conditioned reflexes (Pavlov 1903) and continued research within the field of behavioral psychology.
2) Advances in understanding the creation of parallel dissociative states with independent memory systems and control mechanisms utilizing research in hypnosis and trauma-based splitting of conscious processes.
Moss wrote:This is where our field “leads into realms of the unthinkable and founders on fundamental questions of disbelief.”
If I understand you and Moss correctly there are millions of people, perhaps as many as several million people in america alone, that have been subjected to MC RA. Is that correct?
I always imagined these were much smaller programs involving maybe thousands of victims. To do this to millions of people would require thousands, maybe tens of thousands of people to be involved. Wouldn't it? Maybe not.
I remember listening to a holocasut survivor speak in high school. We wrote letters to her afterword. The main point I made in my letter to her was how important it was for survivors such as herself to tell her story because without a first hand witness/survivor to tell the story it's almost impossible to believe so much horror could be perpetrated aginst so many people.
