04-09-2009, 05:08 AM
I saw the original 1962 version, released a year before JFK assasination and at the height of the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Every major aspect of mind control, triggers and even de-programming is mentioned, it is as if the Illuminati wanted to clearly tell the world before starting out this plan.
The clues not mentioned anywhere else on the internet:
1. The Phone Number in Shaw's Desk: 3223
Many times the number 11 is used in dialogues, one of the meetings is at 11:10, eerily close to 11:11 trigger.
2. The number that will make John comfortable is given by the American Operative, Raymond Shaw's mother as 57.
3. Queen of Dice is the trigger card to enter the altered state, Deprogramming is performed by the hero [Of all people Illuminati stooge Frank Sinatra!] by using all 52 cards having Queen of Dice in them. This is a major clue for those who want to deprogram from triggers, the deprogrammer can use so many triggers at one shot and hypnotically command that the programming break down.
4. The Deprogramming uses a line from children's nursery rhyme Humpty Dumpty. "All the Kings Horses and All the Kings Men can never put Humpty Dumpty together again".
Empowering commands using examples embedded very deeply in the subconsious [example are children's nursery rhymes and popular children's stories] work very well. Which is probably why the Wizrd of Oz programming clicked as well.
A wizard of Oz victm may hence be deprogrammed by saying that the "Storm is Over, Dorothy is always safe"
5. Raymond Shaw kills exactly 8 people including himself. Capt Marco comments in the end that he finally freed himself through death. 8 is the number that is closest to the Oversoul Archetype. The movie wrongfully shows suicide and death as the only exit from programmed people even though the deprogramming has worked.
6. Janet Leigh has a useless role in the movie except if the cryptic dialogues she uses with Cap. Marco are attempts to brainwash him as well. Janet is better know for the first victim of the Psycho. Maybe Monarch Slaves were also to be hinted in the movie but got sidelined in the end.
7. Raymond Shaw gets triggered in a costume ball. This theme may have been reused in "Eyes Wide Shut".
8. Raymond complains that he is "unlovable". This confirms that emotional isolation is a key ingredient to control programmed slaves by handlers.
Every major aspect of mind control, triggers and even de-programming is mentioned, it is as if the Illuminati wanted to clearly tell the world before starting out this plan.
The clues not mentioned anywhere else on the internet:
1. The Phone Number in Shaw's Desk: 3223
Many times the number 11 is used in dialogues, one of the meetings is at 11:10, eerily close to 11:11 trigger.
2. The number that will make John comfortable is given by the American Operative, Raymond Shaw's mother as 57.
3. Queen of Dice is the trigger card to enter the altered state, Deprogramming is performed by the hero [Of all people Illuminati stooge Frank Sinatra!] by using all 52 cards having Queen of Dice in them. This is a major clue for those who want to deprogram from triggers, the deprogrammer can use so many triggers at one shot and hypnotically command that the programming break down.
4. The Deprogramming uses a line from children's nursery rhyme Humpty Dumpty. "All the Kings Horses and All the Kings Men can never put Humpty Dumpty together again".
Empowering commands using examples embedded very deeply in the subconsious [example are children's nursery rhymes and popular children's stories] work very well. Which is probably why the Wizrd of Oz programming clicked as well.
A wizard of Oz victm may hence be deprogrammed by saying that the "Storm is Over, Dorothy is always safe"
5. Raymond Shaw kills exactly 8 people including himself. Capt Marco comments in the end that he finally freed himself through death. 8 is the number that is closest to the Oversoul Archetype. The movie wrongfully shows suicide and death as the only exit from programmed people even though the deprogramming has worked.
6. Janet Leigh has a useless role in the movie except if the cryptic dialogues she uses with Cap. Marco are attempts to brainwash him as well. Janet is better know for the first victim of the Psycho. Maybe Monarch Slaves were also to be hinted in the movie but got sidelined in the end.
7. Raymond Shaw gets triggered in a costume ball. This theme may have been reused in "Eyes Wide Shut".
8. Raymond complains that he is "unlovable". This confirms that emotional isolation is a key ingredient to control programmed slaves by handlers.