The psychology of killing and just how simple it is to get supposedly good people to do the deed. Demonize a foe and turn your side loose is all it takes for way to many people IMO.

(04-18-2022, 06:38 AM)727Sky Wrote: The psychology of killing and just how simple it is to get supposedly good people to do the deed. Demonize a foe and turn your side loose is all it takes for way to many people IMO.

Most people won’t kill no matter what you pump in them.

(04-18-2022, 10:09 AM)Brotherman Wrote:

(04-18-2022, 06:38 AM)727Sky Wrote: The psychology of killing and just how simple it is to get supposedly good people to do the deed. Demonize a foe and turn your side loose is all it takes for way to many people IMO.

Most people won’t kill no matter what you pump in them.

I hope you are correct and just in case you are wrong let us hope we never find out otherwise.

(04-18-2022, 11:24 AM)727Sky Wrote:

(04-18-2022, 10:09 AM)Brotherman Wrote:

(04-18-2022, 06:38 AM)727Sky Wrote: The psychology of killing and just how simple it is to get supposedly good people to do the deed. Demonize a foe and turn your side loose is all it takes for way to many people IMO.

Most people won’t kill no matter what you pump in them.

I hope you are correct and just in case you are wrong let us hope we never find out otherwise.

When you have to kill is one thing, when you want to kill is another. What your talking about is somewhere in between, trust me I know the conflicted moments after the moments in Iraq so long ago. Convincing someone to do such would mean they would have to drown out the little voice inside and ignore compassion completely to get the job done. It’s easy for some depending on the reasoning or situation but just to go out and do it requires a good deal of effort.

(04-18-2022, 06:38 AM)727Sky Wrote: The psychology of killing and just how simple it is to get supposedly good people to do the deed. Demonize a foe and turn your side loose is all it takes for way to many people IMO.

If you want to have your mind blown clear to Saturn & beyond check out David McGowan's book "PROGRAMMED TO KILL" (2004). You can find PDF copies online.



Another out of this world book is Alex Constantine's - "Psychic Dictatorship in the U.S.A." (1995)

Other tactics derived from MKULTRA that the CIA funded research into a practice known as "psychic driving" under Subproject 68. The purpose, per its creator Dr. Donald Ewen Cameron, was "the penetration of defenses," to allow for behavior modification. His "psychic driving" experiments consisted of putting a subject into a drug-induced coma for weeks at a time (up to three months in one case) while playing tape loops of noise or simple statements.

Such tactics & methods are still carried out today in various (less painful, less intrusive) forms where you are unknowingly being programmed.


On Resisting Social Influence, 1979, Zimbardo, Office of Naval Research, MKULTRA, Stanford.

The thesis of the essay is that mind control exists not in exotic gimmicks, but rather in the most mundane aspects of experience. The paper presents resistance strategies to unwanted coercive control.









The full article in this 1987 issue of "Science For The People" (PDF) - that deals with MKULTRA in Canada and Ewen Cameron's experiments, who unbelievably received many prestigious awards. The topic of Cameron's psychic driving is dealt with in some detail in the docudrama  The Sleep Room (1998).

Allan Memorial Institute - aka Ravenscrag mansion of horrors.

Cameron is the subject of Stephen Bennett's film Eminent Monsters (2020), which was funded by BBC Scotland and Creative Scotland.

Aaron Dilloway's 2010 album Psychic Driving Tapes is based on the concept, and heavily utilizes tape loops in its composition; give it a short listen if you dare.

You'll find hundreds of vids on Bitchute and Odysee by using the search phrase "Programmed To Kill/Satanic Cover-Up" in which some are extremely dark.