Thanks to both of you for posting about having experienced that "air congealing" thing. For over 50 years, I've been asking people if they've ever felt that happen, but I've almost never had anyone say that they had...or maybe I should say "
admit that they had." But I remember experiencing it from a very young age and, as I grew up and struggled through science classes, I've wondered if perhaps it's a clue to the nature of paranormal events in general. If so, then dammit it's important. I've had it happen with other psy-related stuff too, not just with that brief movement in time thing. If only extrasensory abilities hadn't been targeted for weaponization, what might we have understood about the nature of Reality by now?
And Joe, my Dad and I stepped into one of the famous "cold spots" at Hampton Court Palace back in 1983 and it was flat-out amazing watching the expression on his face change. Reality was
different there and conventional people like him have tremendous problems with the acceptance of that possibility. You also said:
So much of Goobie's thing reminds me of tripping on mushies and accidently wandering into a very dark place.
I and most of the other survivors of the government programs that I've run into are certain that we were given hallucinogenic drugs during programming and testing. And, from what cult survivors have said, drugs are an important part of the mind control that's practiced on them, too. So your observation makes a lot of sense. Drugs may well be responsible for some of the imagery and memories that Goobie reports.
Nordic, you said:
I find her use of the word "elite" to be unsettling in her case. She uses it extensively, and often in reference to the sexual aspect of her accounts, it's almost a "starfucker" sort of narrative, as in "I was a sex slave to THE ELITE", almost like she's bragging somewhat about it. That's the subtext I'm picking up on, anyway, which I find kind of off-putting to say the least.
Have you listened to Cathy O'Brien and Sue Ford? That comes through even more strongly in their narratives. I have no way of knowing how many of their memories are accurate and represent anything more than deliberately implanted "self-discrediting programming." And many of the high-profile survivors are deeply embedded in the far-Right, elite/Elite-hating community, too (though I don't get that impression about Goobie at all), so some of
their Elite fixation may have originated in their "deprogramming" or might be an unconscious need to either please their supporters or to bolster their own fragile egos.
But, that said, I've avoided all of that ultra-Conservative crap and still have a young alter who remembers much-younger versions of some very prominent and wealthy NeoCons. What to make of that, I have no idea, but for a number of excellent reasons I don't go around publicly recounting those particular memories in salacious detail. Like you, I'm totally turned off by "starfuckers" and I actually got badly burned by one of them on another board. The woman in question self-identifies as an "alien abductee" too, but has many, many memories that are clearly of human intel-operative-related accessings. Tangling with her made me think deeply about the sort of psychological damage that being mucked with in mind control programs can inflict on a young woman. My best guess is that in her case, "starfuckery" is a form of Stockholm Syndrome-related identification with her abusers.
Not sayin' that all the program survivors who remember Elite abusers are like her though--not by a long shot. I think the truth is that there are some very wealthy and powerful narcissists and/or sociopaths who would jump at the chance to bed a totally secure prostitute and have done so.
LilyPat