This page documents a post hypnotically scripted conversational "denial session". To understand the raw psychology underlying this made possible by TREMENDOUS potential for mind control by the initial creation of MEMORY CONTROL. It is assumed that if you are at this place in the assimilation of the "Missing Knowledge" you have seen EMOTIONS and MEMORY, 1961 by David Rapaport, p.H.D. and he noted that "Post hypnotically scripted individuals will normally "vehemently deny" being hypnotized ever.

Two basic methods are common to ancient secret societies. The society I am interacting with here has been given general, conditional post hypnotic instructions to "not be able to KNOW what is being done to them." or approximately generally, "If anyone tries to tell you what has been done to you, you will know they are bad and try to make them look crazy. You won't like them and we send others to you who will help you to make them go away."

The unconscious mind does not need a long list of instructions. In a somnambulistic state it is likely that human beings are many times more telepathic than they are in a conscious state, so a set of conditional instructions will reley on the subjects innovation to actually excert a leading or controlling angle on the dynamic exchange of words and the many signals that are inferable A series of slightly more complex instructions than the simple preceding paragraphs might mention aspects that the hypnotist know are a part of my program to expose the secret that keeps itself. That series perhaps contained references to the actual tactics used in these attempts to confuse my fundamental messsage.

 

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Christopher A. Brown - 11:21pm May 9, 1999 MDT

 

THIS IS WHY school violence has escalated into what it is

visit the website at the end of this message to begin to

understand missing knowledge that is being use to hurt us!

 

The County of Santa Barbara California is missing over

1000 insanity actions that were made by the courts in 1876

to document a mass insanity in Santa Barbara. It was

created in by Native American Medicine people with an

ancient, deeply compelling form of hypnosis induced on

children under 7 years that can control them to extremes

throughout their lives for the purpose of demonstrating

the potentials for abuse so Americans could be informed

and protect themselves in the future. Now.

 

Santa Barbara and its courts has failed to recognize,

follow and uphold State laws and more concerning this

documentation of this ancient form of hypnosis. Since

January of 1997 I have been trying to inform this county

and or anyone that a mass insanity would occur if the

truth is not found by my civil actions in court. I

informed them people and children would die. No action.

 

THEN Paduca Kentucky Jonesboro Arkansas Pearl Miss.

Sprinfield Oregon Littleton Colorado.

 

No law inforcement agency will deal with this. No action

from Santa Barbara County only abuses of power to conceal

their neglect. NOW only people with an open mind who care

about children can do anything to protect children.

 

TIME TO ASSEMBLE.

 

Visit this website to see tangible evidence supporting

these claims. See the links from "Todays Legal Trail"

E-mail me if you have an open mind and want to help stop

the insanity!

 

http://home.earthlink.net/~argus1/

 

Sincerely Christopher A. Brown argus1@earthlink.net

 

Christopher A. Brown - 10:08am May 15, 1999 MDT (#1 of 210)

 

It is clear that the fear levels concerning the truth of

what is happening in our subconscious minds is huge. However

if we;

 

THINK ABOUT LOVE THEN LIVE

 

it will help to open minds that would like to stop the

insanity!

 

Cease to abet negligence by government that is causing

lawlessness and loss of life! Examine the possiblities.

 

http://home.earthlink.net/~argus1/

 

The truth is the strangest thing of all and we need to know

it to evolve.

 

Christopher A. Brown argus1@earthlink.net

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Luba Vilinsky - 08:06pm May 15, 1999 MDT (#2 of 210)

 

Chris - I agree our government has a hand in it. But your

communication strongly suggests an attempt to start a witch

hunt. I can see you are distraught, but it just makes you

look like a crazy guy when you rant and rave like this.

Come back down to earth, please? If you want to DO

something about it, give us a way we can protect our kids,

willya?

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Christopher A. Brown - 11:44pm Jun 17, 1999 MDT (#3 of 210)

 

Luba, The way to protect kids is to see that government

allows us to understand the potentials for subconscious

programming. Any perception you have of what I am saying,

its validity, comes from or is limited by our societies

understanding of subconscious programming. Our societies

leaders, government, is hiding a HUGE amount of court case

files that document the factual aspects of what I say. I

have 40 years of experiences I have to live with that were

created with hypnosis without my conscious knowledge. You

have no idea how much it hurts me to rave and be ignored

when I am handing over everything I can find in the way of

tangible information supporting my claims. The obviously

different kids need to hypnotically screened or the ones

who don't fit in etc. etc. We are not experienced and a

large amount of resource would be needed so government is

needed. Citizens must assemble and DEMAND an understanding.

 

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MostlyUnknown - 12:51am Jun 18, 1999 MDT (#4 of 210)

 

Christopher, I went to your site and read your stuff

because of your persistence. I have thought for at least 5

minutes as to how I should respond to you.

 

I have concluded the following: I ain't touchin that one

with a 20 foot pole.

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gramps - 08:28am Jun 18, 1999 MDT (#5 of 210)

 

Chris, get profressional help.

 

Some questions for you to answer.

 

If what you say is true, then you are aware of the largest

consiracy in the history of mankind. There would have to be

literally thousands and thousands of people who were part

of this conspiracy, but have decided to be silent, and not

expose the "truth". This is not possible in our society.

 

Such a thing in our society is impossible. Every secret

that the government tries to hide, every secret weapon,

every program, gets exposed sooner or later. 40 years is

too long.

 

You are suffering from demons that can be removed form you,

but you must seek professional help to find peace in your

life.

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Christopher A. Brown - 12:24am Jul 6, 1999 MDT (#6 of 210)

 

Gramps, I'll answer your questions. These forms of hypnosis

have become "THE SECRET THAT KEEPS ITSELF. Nobody decided

to keep silent, they cannot know. Why can't they know? Some

were hypnotized and given instructions like this. "You will

never be able to know what we are doing to you." The rest

are more comfortable not thinking about it. This is how it

has happened. The mind is a vast thing. Our past is vast.

Now I'll ask some questions. What were pyramids for gramps?

Gramps why does stonhenge have its major alignment to the

winter solstice sunrise? Whats a Ley line gramps? Doesn't

ley mean law in spanish? What was a truthsayer gramps? What

was the evil eye? Is it true gramps that voodoo has been

used to stop and start a human heart? How did houdini stay

in that box underwater so long? What was a spirit warrior

gramps? Mind control gramps. Yea I know you are the product

of a society that has been sanitized of truths that are

deeply a part of our ancient past. Knowledge of the

subconscious is old gramps. No amount of fear is going to

make your subconscious go away. Rejection won't work

either. Denial is what is causing our problems and the

Native Medicine people and others from the ancient

spiritual world are rubbing our faces in it to make us

control our government. Court case files are missing man!

Children are dying and we don't know why it is happening!

Either you are too afraid of pagans, or too afraid of

government but what your doing with your right to free

speech ain't helping gramps. People are good gramps,

sometimes they learn things that are bad that end up

controling them. Love them gramps, show them the good

things in life that you understand. They'll want to move

towards the way you think. Talk to them about protecting

children gramps and try to explain how the pure love of a

child and the promise of their future is natural to protect

with truth. No matter how difficult the truth. Truth is to

protect love and life and it should be so, don't ya think

gramps? Meanwhile you better look at the subpoena denials;

http://home.earthlink.net/~argus1/subdeny.html

http://home.earthlink.net/~argus1/subpena1.html Compare

what the subpoena denials say to this signed declaration;

http://home.earthlink.net/~argus1/skudec.html For a sample

of a fully irrational judge see the motion to disqualify

the judge from civil case

220298;http://home.earthlink.net/~argus1/disqual.html

http://home.earthlink.net/~argus1/distrans.html

http://home.earthlink.net/~argus1/distrust.html If you care

about children come to Santa Barbara for a dose of lawless

governmnent and you will see that no professional cares, so

they can't help anyone.

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ekle - 01:24am Jul 6, 1999 MDT (#7 of 210)

 

Gramps,

 

nothing is impossible. You go ahead and believe we KNOW

EVERYTHING about what goes on today.

 

Unfortuately we are (most of us) only sheep, that as long

as long as we are somewhat safe and satisfied in our life,

we dont cause trouble.

 

Thats the American way.

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ekle - 01:24am Jul 6, 1999 MDT (#7 of 210)

 

Gramps,

 

nothing is impossible. You go ahead and believe we KNOW

EVERYTHING about what goes on today.

 

Unfortuately we are (most of us) only sheep, that as long

as long as we are somewhat safe and satisfied in our life,

we dont cause trouble.

 

Thats the American way.

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gramps - 09:40am Jul 6, 1999 MDT (#8 of 210)

 

I would be first to say that there is much that we don't

understand.

 

Science isn't able to answer all of the questions, yet,

science is at the forefront of what we do know about the

would around us.

 

There is much of what Chris has outlined (the pyramids,

etc) that can't be understood over time. I am not one to

start thinking that yesterday's world is ALL THAT much

different that today's, just that the people who lived long

ago had a problem in writing down information is such a way

that we could pick it up today and know what they were

thing. Imagine someone two thousand years from now reading

all these posts, and trying to determine what sort of

society we live in, from this!

 

I am a person who trusts themselves a great deal. I don't

look to other people fro all the answers; yet I listen to

everybody... for a while, anyway.

 

Todays world has a large number of confused people who

worship all sorts of different things. Everything from God,

to satan, to extra-terrestrials. Formal religion takes all

sorts of forms, most of these have several things in

common.

 

A person's spirit lives "forever".

 

There is a sort of intelligence that is greater, and wiser,

and more powerful that "us".

 

Belief will allow a person to live a life that has better

quality.

 

Personally, I'm not a "joiner", so I reject all of this.

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Ivan Wine - 02:35pm Jul 6, 1999 MDT (#9 of 210)

 

RE:What was a truthsayer gramps?

 

do you mean soothsayer?

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MostlyUnknown - 08:46pm Jul 9, 1999 MDT (#10 of 210)

 

Violence has been escalating in America for quite some time

now. You can really tell the difference between different

societies and why one would perpetuate hate and violence

more than another. I can't really explain it, although I

wish I could.

 

Did you know that France is partly communist?

 

I will try to explain it with a story:

I got on the plane to go to France. I got off the plane. I

got off the 9.5 hour flight really wanting a cigarette.

While I was waiting in the passport control line I sparked

one up. I smoked my cigarette until I got really close to

the passport checking booth. I put my cigarette out on the

trashcan that said "no smoking." I am experienced enough in

travel to know I can get away with this in France.

I gave them the card I filled out. They didn't even look at

it. They scanned my passport and gave it back, throwing the

form into a box that will never get looked at again. I

proceeded to the baggage claim area. I am experienced

enough in travel to know to only travel with one carry-on

bag. I skipped that step. I walked through the area called

"French Customs" where my existence was feverishly ignored.

One time I landed in France and customs was on strike so I

got to skip that step. This time they weren't, but they

looked really bored. I have seen drug sniffing dogs in

their customs. I guess that's how they catch people.

 

I proceeded to bum around England and France.

 

I got back to the USA somehow. I got to customs. They had a

loud speaker to let us know that our first amendment right

was temporarily void, as usual. I got briefly questioned

about where I had been, etc. Then my baggage got X-rayed.

They were searching through some other people's stuff in a

different line. I was finally "let go." And this is to get

back into my "own country??" Yes, I'm a citizen here. THAT

should be plenty. Again, the drug war has failed in a

infinite number of ways.

 

I smuggled twice the allowed number of cigarettes in. I

also got in two, instead of one, bottles of really good

French wine. After all that !@#%!^% they didn't even catch

me. nah nah nah nah boo boo

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MostlyUnknown - 08:49pm Jul 9, 1999 MDT (#11 of 210)

 

There is a book called out called "United States of Hate"

 

Maybe you lot should read it.

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JAM - 01:41am Jul 11, 1999 MDT (#12 of 210)

 

Are Christopher's beliefs any different from blaiming the

Video Games, Music Lyrics, Marilyn Manson, Goth Fad,

Violence in Movies or any other strange reasons that people

are grasping at to try to understand how sick and violent

young people have become in America?

 

Although there are few psychologist who will agree with his

notions, there are some who believe that Lee Harvey Oswald

had been brainwashed into being at least a pawn in the

Kennedy assassination. The same was said of Sirhan Sirhan,

his mind had been altered to make him commit the violent

crime.

 

So who knows, maybe the Native Americans have some strange

powers that are unknown to the rest of us. But, Chris,

don't you think that they would use their powers to remove

the wide-spread poverty from their lives before they would

program young white males to kill people? Just a thought.

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MostlyUnknown - 06:16am Jul 11, 1999 MDT (#13 of 210)

 

JAM, don't egg him on. I think he has enough problems. :P

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Luba Vilinsky - 06:23pm Jul 11, 1999 MDT (#14 of 210)

 

Okay, Chris. I've done a very little bit of study over my

life on the subject of hypnotism, I'm no expert on it by a

long shot. It's not a subject I particularly admire,

personally I consider it loathsome because of the

intentions of the people who use it and the resulting

basketcases. You are couching social manipulation in terms

of magic, voodoo and pyramids - sounds largely fanatic and

sensationalistic. Yes some people have an "unbelievability"

problem and immediately cast out anything which sounds

absurd without really inspecting it. Sorry, that's just

human to disregard what you don't understand. But most

people are far from that, in fact I feel new ideas

challenge my ability to be logical about things.

 

So, if your theory were true, most people would be too

scared shitless of the implications of hypnotism to do

anything. You have stated a problem and largely why it's

unacceptable is because it is not understandable and the

website you provided makes it look even more ludicrous and

"scare-tactic ish" if you may. I like to maintain that we

are aware enough and capable enough as human beings to be

largely un-affected by such things as voodoo and pyramids.

 

From what I've seen, drugs are the only things tha

can/would make someone really susceptible to "irreversible"

hypnotic suggestions that don't "wear off" after a while.

The answer is simple: don't take drugs and play video games

or watch the news at the same time!

 

Manipulation of our culture? Perhaps I can see that by

means of media and education - but I still have my own view

on things regardless of what others are doing and saying

and most people think for themselves and can tell when

things don't make sense to them and they revolt against

government imposed idiocies mentally, even if not

physically.

 

A manipulative government that puts society into apathy by

something like hypnotism, in times of war, will find it's

"patriots" would be so incompetent or mentally screwed up

that they would do one of two things: 1. Fight a war in

lemming fasion, since logic is completely shut off in a

hypnotic trance, and eventually wipe out more than half the

population by dying in war. 2. In revolt to social

manipulation, people would eventually rather go to jail or

than fight for such a government. I think the world is

learning its lesson from Kosovo about supporting a

psychotic government.

 

So who would there be left to be governed if we are all

acting like lemmings/robots? What's the point? While

governments can act crazy, I don't think our governments

are THAT stupid. Hitler already tried social hypnotism. Our

government has so many different faiths, it's hard to see

them allowing anything similar to that.

 

What you are saying about government/american indians

sounds like this to me: "Yeah, let's hypnotize everyone to

start killing each other...uh-oh, the promoted mental state

is spreading out of control! Woops, only crazy people left.

Duhyuk!"

 

I did a net search on hypnotism, there's plenty of info

available about it. Your efforts to educate just look like

efforts to scare and that's why you are shunned.

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Daniel Dvorkin - 04:18pm Jul 12, 1999 MDT (#15 of 210)

 

"Violence has been escalating in America for quite some

time now."

 

MostlyUnknown, actually, violent crime (along with other

types of crime) has been on a steady decline in the US for

about a decade.

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MostlyUnknown - 08:06pm Jul 12, 1999 MDT (#16 of 210)

 

People keep saying that. Yet I can so easily look around

and see exactly the opposite happening. I tend to believe

what I see more than what a political group publishes.

 

Where did they get their information? Could there be other

determining factors? Like less people reporting crimes?

 

I don't know, but I sure can just look around...

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ekle - 04:05am Jul 13, 1999 MDT (#17 of 210)

 

Yep, we only know what we see on the news and read in the

papers.

 

Very few actually look at the trends themselves, even fewer

have the compentence to understand what they see.

 

The media reports what the consumers want to hear, if they

dont, they lose points and money. Does everyone think they

are just there to "help us know whats going on"?

 

And, you know what, if the govt says crime is going down

all over, do you believe it? What if they said the opposite

instead, would it make a difference? See what I mean. What

is in the media, is what everyone tends to believe. Our

opinions (for most of us) are formed for us by the media,

but subconsciously. It is pretty simple to REPORT less

crime, and then there WILL be less crime. And if we say

there is less crime, then it "automatically" is?

 

Which is also a point concerning this topic. The only

things that we know, we got through the media in some form.

The vast majority of us dont know anyone that was directly

involved, so what do we go by?

 

When will America wake up and learn to think

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Luba Vilinsky - 03:26pm Jul 14, 1999 MDT (#18 of 210)

 

While it's folly to ignore the press entirely, I definitely

take what they say skeptically, and I look for myself on

subjects I feel are important.

 

Your best measure is still observation of your own

enviornment, I think. Sensationalism tends to put people

into an anxious state, unnecessarily and "grips their

attention".

 

Most of the adults I meet are generally friendly. The teens

(11 through 18) around here though, my god. You'd think by

the way they dressed they were all part of the mafia or

into drug dealing. My sisters constantly points out gang

culture indicators in the other kids they see. Like at

7-11, kids hanging around outside, my sister will indicate

the guns underneath their baggy pants and wrapped into

their jackets and tell me "stay away from them, they're

'packin'", as we walk into 7-11 we're greeted by perverted,

devilish smiles. I'd say 99% of the public school teens I

meet have morally corrupt - do whatever I want, "tougher

than you", "don't mess with me or you'll die" attitudes

toward others.

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Daniel Dvorkin - 04:27pm Jul 14, 1999 MDT (#19 of 210)

 

I don't see any reason to assume FBI crime statistics are

lies. Not a perfect measure, to be sure -- obviously

reporting rates vary -- but the best measure we've got, and

a hell of a lot better than looking out on the street and

saying, "Hmmm, I see a bunch of kids who look like

gangsters to me, crime must be on the rise again."

Teenagers have _always_ tried to look tougher than they

really are. Many of today's middle-aged adults worshipped

James Dean, and their parents were thoroughly convinced the

world was going to hell as a result ...

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Christopher A. Brown - 04:46pm Jul 14, 1999 MDT (#20 of

210)

 

MostlyUnknown - 08:49pm Jul 9, 1999 MDT (#11 of 17) There

is a book called out called "United States of Hate"

 

Response: A book about what love means to us and our

families will bring us function. Native Americans

understand love. They have been hurt and cannot just come

forward to show us. Our culture is mentally disabled from

dealing with this knowledge and has been so since the

crusades.

 

JAM - 01:41am Jul 11, 1999 MDT (#12 of 17) Are

Christopher's beliefs any different from blaiming the Video

Games.......

 

Response; My beliefs are different from blaming the Video

Games, Music Lyrics, Marilyn Manson, Goth Fad, Violence in

Movies or any other strange reasons that people are

grasping at.

 

JAM, I do understand how sick and violent young people have

become in America? Our government is not allowing the

information the psychologists need to understand how a

childs mind can be taught to transition to states that are

totally undocumented. We desparately need to develop

hypnotic treatments for unconscius, irational, manipulation

as well as mental illnesses that happen naturallly or

inadvertantly. Native American Medicine people have a vast

amount of knowledge concerning what a CHILDS MIND can be

taught to do with awareness when controlled by the

subconscious. We NEED to make our government follow

LAWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

JAM mentions an important aspect of the unconscious

corruption undermining our nation when he mentions Lee

Harvey Oswald. I add that even though uncontrolled

compulsions drive people, they can still be good and that

love is still the most important thing to them although

they may not show it or even consciously know it.

 

Yes JAM, Native Americans have some strange powers that are

unknown to the rest of us.

 

JAM CONTINUES; But, Chris, don't you think that they would

use their powers to remove the wide-spread poverty from

their lives before they would program young white males to

kill people? Just a thought.

 

JAM. The Natives are unconscious with their actions. Their

actions are aspects of a program created 120 years ago,

here in Santa Barbara, after hundreds of them were hunted

down and massacred. Very serious atrocities were commited

because the Native Medicine people and NAtive people insist

that there be a conscious enitity that MAKE them

responsible for what they do with their ancient knowledge

of the mind. The courts are that entity and they will not

function, they will not make government follow laws. Not in

1876 and not in 1998. When our culture/society demonstrates

it has an understanding of what is possible the Medicine

people will loose their deep subconscious fears that keep

them acting without rational limits. They want to remove

the widespread poverty very badly but before they can do

that they must see us work to control our government.

 

MostlyUnknown - 06:16am Jul 11, 1999 MDT (#13 of 17) JAM,

don't egg him on. I think he has enough problems.

 

Response; MostlyUnknown, its true. I have many problems and

I know exactly what they are. Finding a lawyer in the

United States of America that is willing to use law to

protect life is a large problem. Jerry Spence has gotten a

letter from me he didn't answer. Pre paid Legal services

won't refer lawyers to me any longer. A local attorney

after hearing about the missing 1000 or so court case files

here in SB said after I asked him if there were any lawyers

who would use law to protect life, "Well you see them on TV

every day." We have been spoon fed our confidence in our

government while we have become isolated from the core

beliefs that make us human. Love as the purpose of life.

And we have become isolated from each other. The Native

know that the greatest meaning of free speech is when it is

used to share knowledge that inspires or creates;

understanding, tolerance, acceptance, respect, friendship

and love.

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Christopher A. Brown - 04:54pm Jul 14, 1999 MDT (#21 of

210)

 

Ivan Wine - 02:35pm Jul 6, 1999 MDT (#9 of 20)

 

RE:What was a truthsayer gramps? do you mean soothsayer?

 

I HAVE GOT TO ANSWER THIS ONE. The truthsayer was a

hypnotist. All childeren in the old world were hypnotised

before age 6 and given a deep trance basis. Once a person

has a basis they can be forced into a trance. The community

of truthsayers shared, through trance sessions, the various

techniques that were in use. By knowing more techniques it

was possible to have many to try in the induction attempts

that the king or emperor would ask you to do upon strangers

accused of crimes. Tha accused was forced into a trance by

the truthsayer and the king asked questions. No rational

abilities equals no lies.

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Ivan Wine - 05:37pm Jul 14, 1999 MDT (#22 of 210)

 

interesting. I have never heard of a "truethsayer" and will

have to try and do a little research in to the subject....

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Daniel Dvorkin - 05:38pm Jul 14, 1999 MDT (#23 of 210)

 

Ivan, you're not taking this babble seriously, are you?

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Christopher A. Brown - 10:28pm Jul 16, 1999 MDT (#24 of

210)

 

Daniel Dvorkin - 05:38pm Jul 14, 1999 MDT (#23 of 24)

 

Ivan, you're not taking this babble seriously, are you?

 

I will respond because I don't come from Babylon. We speak

one language that begins with an understanding that is

ancient. Love IS the purpose of life and the deep

subconscious knows it is so. Love enables the nessesary

sacrafices to allow life to survive.

 

Ivan won't find anything on the truthsayer (name changed to

soothsayer to confuse history) because that knowledge was

the first to be burned by those who worked to control the

past with the written word.

 

Problem solving technique 1A says that if, "we don't know

why kids are shooting each other in the schools", we might

be "missing the knowledge" needed to know why.

 

OPEN MINDS SAVE LIVES.

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Christopher A. Brown - 10:29pm Jul 16, 1999 MDT (#25 of

210)

 

Luba Vilinsky - 06:23pm Jul 11, 1999 MDT (#14 of 17) Okay,

Chris. I've done a very little bit of study over my life on

the subject of hypnotism, I'm no expert on it by a long

shot. It's not a subject I particularly admire, personally

I consider it loathsome because of the intentions of the

people who use it and the resulting basketcases. You are

couching social manipulation in terms of magic, voodoo and

pyramids - sounds largely fanatic and

 

Response; OKAY Luba. What I read is that you understand

that problems are created and they are loathsome and for

that reason what I claim sounds fanatical. If there were a

fire outside your house you would act fanatical. These

violent events constitute that fire for me because I have

40 years of experience in being hypnotically manipulated. I

know what is possible, kids are dying, we don't know why,

I'm making noise. These are rational responsible things to

be doing in the situation I am in.

 

People are scared shitless of the implications of the

information I bring. It means they are going to have to

understand the deep subconscious and how it relates to the

intents of our constitution and the Declaration of

Independance. To save our world people are going to have to

agree and allow democracy to function. Remember they are

isolated and afraid of each other so this is a tall order.

 

LUBA SAYS; the website you provided makes it look even more

ludicrous and "scare-tactic ish" if you may. I like to

maintain that we are aware enough and capable enough as

human beings to be largely un-affected by such things as

voodoo and pyramids.

 

Response; There are reasons for a person not being able to

understand Luba. Unfortunately they may be harder to accept

than the things you think you are largely unaffected by.

 

LUBA SAYS; From what I've seen, drugs are the only things

tha can/would make someone really susceptible to

"irreversible" hypnotic suggestions that don't "wear off"

after a while. The answer is simple: don't take drugs and

play video games or watch the news at the same time!

 

Response; I agree but what about the illegal uses of

hypnosis Luba? There are laws against what has been done. I

expect government, law enforcement and the courts to

undertake an understanding with zeal. Or we should start

teaching children something different about what our

society is.

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Christopher A. Brown - 10:31pm Jul 16, 1999 MDT (#26 of

210)

 

LUBA SAYS; Manipulation of our culture? Perhaps I can see

that by means of media and education - but I still have my

own view on things

 

Response; You are entitled to that Luba and FOR SURE our

medias are manipulating us and not just a little bit.

Misinformation and disinformation are the worst of it.

 

LUBA SAYS; and they revolt against government

 

Response; I'm not talking about revolt Luba. We need

government and as messed up as our government is I believe

that most of the people in it are good people. There are

compulsions of fear that drive our lives from our

subconscious minds and the people in government are not

immune.

 

LUBA SAYS; A manipulative government that puts society into

apathy by something like hypnotism, in times of war, will

find it's "patriots" would be so incompetent or mentally

screwed up that they would do one of two things: 1. Fight a

war in lemming fasion, since logic is completely shut off

in a hypnotic trance, and eventually wipe out more than

half the population by dying in war. 2. In revolt to social

manipulation, people would eventually rather go to jail or

than fight for such a government. I think the world is

learning its lesson from Kosovo about supporting a

psychotic government.

 

Response; I don't think I could say it better Luba and it

is already happening.

 

LUBA SAYS; I don't think our governments are THAT stupid.

 

Response; Not stupid Luba, disabled by compulsions of the

subconscious. They fear us Luba. Love them. Talk to them.

Show them how you expect your laws to work and they are

your laws. They are our laws Luba. People in government are

human, they have children too. They have futures. Help them

to lose their fear of us.

 

LUBA SAYS; What you are saying about government/american

indians sounds like this to me: "Yeah, let's hypnotize

everyone to start killing each other...uh-oh, the promoted

mental state is spreading out of control! Woops, only crazy

people left. Duhyuk!"

 

Response; If we don't talk about the possibilities and

begin to agree about what our past includes it could get

out of control. We are talking about it and I appreciate

your input but it is a bit erratic.

 

LUBA SAYS; I did a net search on hypnotism, there's plenty

of info available about it. Your efforts to educate just

look like efforts to scare and that's why you are shunned.

 

Response; Luba the internet has less about the human

subconscious now than it did five years ago. We know less

about hypnosis now than we did in 1965. the Medicine people

need respect for carring this ancient knowledge in thier

minds and that doesn't mean you or anyone should fear them.

Understand them if you can because they are trying to help

us to stop our destruction of the natural world. There are

reasons for being shunned Luba and again, unfortunately

they may be harder to accept than the things you think you

are largely unaffected by.

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Christopher A. Brown - 10:32pm Jul 16, 1999 MDT (#27 of

210)

 

Daniel Dvorkin - 04:18pm Jul 12, 1999 MDT (#15 of 17) AND

MostlyUnknown - 08:06pm Jul 12, 1999 MDT (#16 of 17)

"Violence has been escalating in America for quite some

time now."

 

MostlyUnknown, actually, violent crime (along with other

types of crime) has been on a steady decline in the US for

about a decade.

 

People keep saying that. Yet I can so easily look around

and see exactly the opposite happening. I tend to believe

what I see more than what a political group publishes.

 

Where did they get their information? Could there be other

determining factors? Like less people reporting crimes?

 

Response; Daniel D. and MostlyUnknown have made a very

valid exchange underlining Lubas points on manipulation of

the US population by media.

 

ekle - 04:05am Jul 13, 1999 MDT (#17 of 17) Yep, we only

know what we see on the news and read in the papers.

 

Response; ekle knows that the information we are getting is

designed to make us think certain things.

 

EKLE SAYS; The media reports what the consumers want to

hear, if they dont, they lose points and money.

 

Response; I think ekle, that there is a subconscious

compulsion to control the information that the public gets.

That fear again.

 

EKLE SAYS; When will America wake up and learn to think.

 

Response; Yipee! Let us do it soon.

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MostlyUnknown - 02:27pm Jul 17, 1999 MDT (#28 of 210)

 

But Christopher, I know exactly why the school shootings

happened.

 

Let's take this scenario: A person gets charged with a drug

violation that lands them in prison for 5 years. They serve

maybe two.

 

That person has been locked up in a cage and given a life

of slavery for two years.

 

Let's talk about when that person is released. Do you think

they say "Oh gosh, because I was put into slavery for two

years, I feel so badly about growing a little pot" I really

doubt it.

 

Let's say, instead, this person builds up two years worth

of rage and gives a physical display of power to the

society that he/she felt caused it by unloading clip after

clip from an AK-47 into a full movie theatre.

 

We see events like that quite a bit, except people refuse

to accept why events like that are taking place. We humans

are very good at rationalizing out why we can do bad things

to other people and still feel good about ourselves.

 

And we pay for it.

 

But Indian medicine people and government mind control?

Sounds like a bad trip.

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MostlyUnknown - 02:30pm Jul 17, 1999 MDT (#29 of 210)

 

Now let us say that E & D had built up quite a few years

worth of rage. Now let's add in their age. They were at the

age when the military loves to recruit people. They still

have tons of fights in themselves, which leads to confusion

and sometimes rage. Let's compound this with other kids

treating them like dirt and even physically assaulting

them. They see the administration doing nothing to stop it.

So they lash out by randomly killing people they believe to

be the system, and then taking there own lives because they

know they will be caught.

 

That is more along the lines of reality than "indian

medicine people" or "blame the parents." Sorry if you guys

don't want to see the truth.

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Christopher A. Brown - 02:48pm Jul 18, 1999 MDT (#30 of

210)

 

Response to posting of MostlyUnknown - 02:30pm Jul 17, 1999

MDT (#29 of 29)

 

Rage, socially treated like dirt, confusion. These are all

things that can be created with post hypnotic suggestion in

a group. Our dysfunctions are easy to analyse and you are

doing a competant job. When you bring in the

administrations failures to act its is an echo of the

neglect/denial I've encountered here in Santa Barbara that

is, by the way, just as real as any thing that has happened

in the schools.

 

Your analysis is logical to the end but our reality has

been distorted by so much of this that it now looks normal

that parents are neglectful. Medicine people exploit the

real weakness in our ignorance as parents and citizens to

make it more obvious, in its extreme potential, for us to

see. The question for the people is. "Will you let the

sacrafices be wasted or will see, then lose your fear and

act to make government follow laws?"

 

If denial is still a mode of response see my posting here;

http://talk.denverpost.com/webx/cgi-bin/WebX?14@@.ee733

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Christopher A. Brown - 02:50pm Jul 18, 1999 MDT (#31 of

210)

 

Response to the posting of MostlyUnknown - 02:27pm Jul 17,

MostlyUnknown does point at significant events. Events

easily set up with hypnosis specifically to reinforce

instruction given to the main subject. Severe cognitive

distortions can be created in this way within that subject

and can allow the compulsions of anger and violence to

become dominant in a persons subconscious then conscious

state. So your points of drugs, disproportionate

punishments, imprisonment and lack of abilty to

rehabilitate efectively are 100% valid. They are real and

they are happening to people every day.

 

We are missing much knowledge. Your scenario in the theatre

happens but it is forgotten to make repression easier, more

complete. Its subconscious, we know nothing about how to

undo it, we are in trouble.

 

MOSTLYUNKNOWN SAYS; But Indian medicine people and

government mind control? Sounds like a bad trip.

 

Heavy trip. I'm making it a good trip if I can. Got to

respect them all and have confidence in the fact that they

are human. They were born. If they didn't have a mother and

a father who showed them what love is, they still know how

beautiful it is. All of us need an opportunity to react

appropriately to this information based in the fact that

our mental abilities are 86% subconscious. Native Medicine

people hope that an understanding of the greater meaning of

free speech (something that could be anywhere, anytime),

known by inference, as the empowerment of; understanding,

tolerance, acceptance, respect, friendship and love,

PROTECTING LIFE.

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MostlyUnknown - 09:31pm Jul 18, 1999 MDT (#32 of 210)

 

So your points of drugs, disproportionate punishments,

imprisonment and lack of abilty to rehabilitate efectively

are 100% valid. They are real and they are happening to

people every day.

 

It has to do with selfishness, thoughtlessness, and denial,

but not medicine people.

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MostlyUnknown - 09:38pm Jul 18, 1999 MDT (#33 of 210)

 

I hear that indian reservations are separate from the USA.

I also hear that registered indians can carry small amounts

of marijuana, peyote, and "shrooms." We could easily

associate the drugs with the poverty they are in, but it

would be more accurate to associate it with the still

shrinking land that is not suitable for farming. Or better

yet, the fact that the main animal they hunt is now extinct

due to the fact that we killed them all. We slaughtered

most of the indians while we were all busy slaughtering the

bison. (I think that is the animal that used to run on the

open planes)

 

But government mind control? No. It is individual greed and

selfishness. We are conditioned by the society we live in,

starting at an early age, but society conditions and shapes

itself based on it's own views and culture. That is

completely different than 'group think' or other forms of

mass hypnosis.

 

You are on a trip in the wrong direction from truth. The

idea that the government has a system to hypnotize us is

silly.

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Dark Shadow - 11:09am Jul 19, 1999 MDT (#34 of 210)

Only the shadow knows

 

Christopher,

 

I've got questions here, as long as my mind is still clear

(you claim, women are totally hypnotized):

 

How do these Native Indians go about their compulsion to

hypnotize people? By air? By wind? By TV? By what? Consider

the population count. Or do they sit around and chant?

 

Do these Native Indians have computers, access to the

Internet? If so, why don't we hear from them, telling us

about their compulsion? I guess, they are too busy with

their compulsion???

 

You made an earlier statement, as to drugs you may have

taken? If you "may have taken drugs", they went straight to

your reasoning section in the brain, and left voices

behind.

 

In any case you've stated beautifully, why men cannot

understand women. Well, guys, now you know: We can't help

it, we're totally hypnotized, hence we did'nt get to vote

until this century. Isn't that right, Christopher?

 

(*too late, I'm falling on the floor in a fit..*).

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MostlyUnknown - 11:29am Jul 19, 1999 MDT (#35 of 210)

 

You mean the reason men think women are dumb and women

think men are dumb is because we were hypnotized by the

government to think that? Hehehehe

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Dark Shadow - 01:42pm Jul 19, 1999 MDT (#36 of 210)

Only the shadow knows

 

"You mean the reason men think women are dumb and women

think men are dumb is because we were hypnotized by the

government to think that? Hehehehe"

 

No, no, no. It's the American Native Indians, that

hypnotized us. We are supposed to force the Government to

follow its laws. Women can be totally hypnotized by these

Indians, more so than men.That's what Christopher says.

 

Help, I'm so confused, I'm so hypnotized. And yes, that's

why men and women don't get along. It's different levels of

hypnotism, don't you see.

 

(*she awakes from her trance, time to act...she falls on

floor*)

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Lucy Schlachter - 09:29pm Jul 19, 1999 MDT (#37 of 210)

 

Ekle & Gramps,

 

Would you go so far as to say that there are things that

are not humanly understandable?

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Kathy Keener - 11:24pm Jul 19, 1999 MDT (#38 of 210)

 

maid miriam,

 

Did hypnosis make you so funny too? :)

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Christopher A. Brown - 01:12am Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#39 of

210)

 

MostlyUnknown - 09:31pm Jul 18, 1999 It has to do with

selfishness, thoughtlessness, and denial, but not medicine

people

 

Response; MOSTLYUNKNOWN speaks as though he has lived my

life. I know much of what is possible with a human mind

that has been placed in a cataleptic trance at age 4 and

our culture is deeply ignorant of this knowledge. The

statements being made here in response to the information I

bring demonstrate this adequately. And he is right about

selfishness, thoughtlessness but the extent that they are

present in our culture is far too much to be explained by

simple "progress". We are missing something.

 

MOSTLYUNKNOWN talks about Indian Reservations Response;

Native Medicine people have forsaken their conscious

appreciation of the their ability to interact with others

in the subconscious realm. They cannot control properly

what they are doing with their uses of the trance in this

unconscious state. No one can. This is their point. Many of

the problems with drugs and alchohol on the reservations

are caused by the unconscious actions of the MEdicine

people tryin to help their people. DON'T instructions. They

can't stop giving them. You cannot tell a person in a

trance don't smoke, don't drink, don't do drugs. All the

person hears is "do". Imagine how the Medcine people feel

after doing this and then seeing the people they instructed

as children 10 years earlier with serious problems. This is

another reason they have created this demonstration. And

that is what it is. They are good people and deserve

respect for what they have preserved and try to return to

us. Our cultures are in shambles. Families can hardly form.

We are a mess.

 

The shamanic uses of drugs that are traditional in their

culture are not abuses and need to be understood.

 

MOSTLYUNKNOWN SAYS; But government mind control? No. It is

individual greed and selfishness. We are conditioned by the

society we live in, starting at an early age, but society

conditions and shapes itself..........

 

Respnse; Try to get the government mind control thing out

of your head. It is not comprehensive. Our government is

controlled secretly by the oral histories of the crusaders

that utilize an ancient, unknown form of hypnosis that

begins on children. This is why our government doesn't make

sense and ridiculous things like Bill & Monica control the

media for years on end.

 

MAID MARION SAYS; (you claim, women are totally hypnotized)

 

Response; Actually I said that when women are influenced at

an early age by this form of hypnosis they can be totally

controlled for life. And I've said this numerous times. The

Natives are not conscious of what they are doing. They are

not conscious because our ancestors (crusaders in

government) hunted them down and killed them for practicing

their religion of hypnosis. To escape divulging each others

identity under torture they relinquished their

consciousness by uses of their hypnosis.

 

How they do it is one little girl at a time and they don't

get them all. In day cares, babysitters and other places

where they can gain access in a one on one situation. It

can be initially done in less than five minutes and because

our culture is ignorant it does not recognize the situation

in the rare instances when it is observed. So we allow it

to happen.

 

MAID MARION SAYS; Help, I'm so confused, I'm so hypnotized.

And yes, that's why men and women don't get along.

 

Response; Actually relationships fail because the genders

don't understand their purposes in the generational chain

of evolution. Native Medicine people teach unconditional

love as the purpose of life in a trance to all of the

children. Traditionally, relationships are/were often set

up between people who have matching psychologies. However

the people meet, the compulsions that can be evoked with

the proper instructions can bring deeply gratifying

relationships that last through life. Love and sexuality

can be enhanced to a degree with th

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ekle - 06:43am Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#40 of 210)

 

Lucy, I think I know what you are gettin at, am I right?

Either way, I will answer it, but not now. Got too much to

do. m

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Dark Shadow - 06:57am Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#41 of 210)

Only the shadow knows

 

"Kathy Keener - 11:24pm Jul 19, 1999 MDT (#38 of 40) maid

miriam,

 

Did hypnosis make you so funny too? :)"

 

Sure did. At least, I know what's wrong with me. I told my

husband last night, I ain't responsible for my actions. I

is hypnotized. I'm gonna use this excuse, until the day I

die.

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Dark Shadow - 07:01am Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#42 of 210)

Only the shadow knows

 

"Maid Miriam - 11:09am Jul 19, 1999 MDT (#34 of 41)

Christopher,

 

I've got questions here, as long as my mind is still clear

(you claim, women are totally hypnotized):

 

How do these Native Indians go about their compulsion to

hypnotize people? By air? By wind? By TV? By what? Consider

the population count. Or do they sit around and chant?

 

Do these Native Indians have computers, access to the

Internet? If so, why don't we hear from them, telling us

about their compulsion? I guess, they are too busy with

their compulsion???"

 

You did not answer my questions. Why don't we hear from any

of these Native Indians? What reservations do they live on?

We should contact them and find out, rather than reading

this tripe you throw out there. Well, you gotta excuse me,

I'm hypnotized. Can't help my compulsion to find out how I

was hypnotized and when. How can I find out?

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MostlyUnknown - 11:38am Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#43 of 210)

 

But Christopher, we could all take the view that the sole

reason for our existence is to mate and pass on our DNA.

But that is very depressing.

 

I would rather live in the hypnotic world where we think

relationships are based on love and caring about one

another.

 

I used to view love like Santa Claus, a big joke that's

nice to think about, but one day I discovered it actually

exists. It is generated by our own minds into reality.

 

Again, Indian medicine people (IMP's from now on) have

absolutely nothing to do with it.

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Clayton Cramer - 01:14pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#44 of 210)

 

I hear that indian reservations are separate from

the USA. I also hear that registered indians can

carry small amounts of marijuana, peyote, and

"shrooms." We could easily associate the drugs

with the poverty they are in, but it would be

more accurate to associate it with the still

shrinking land that is not suitable for farming.

Or better yet, the fact that the main animal they

hunt is now extinct due to the fact that we

killed them all. We slaughtered most of the

indians while we were all busy slaughtering the

bison. (I think that is the animal that used to

run on the open planes)

 

Gee, you are as knowledgeable about the Indians as

everything you else that you talk about.

 

1. Very few Indians in what is now the U.S. were farmers

(and many of the tribes that were, aren't around anymore).

The Cherokees in Georgia became very competent at farming

(right down to owning black slaves), but this was as they

became proper Americans, and left behind much of their

Indian past.

 

2. Reservations shrinking? No. In fact, some tribes are

beginning to win settlements for land taken from them

illegally in the past.

 

3. Bison? Sorry, but the hunting of bison was a short-lived

activity of the Plains Indians after they acquired horses

from the Spaniards. That culture has little to do with the

vast majority of the Indian tribes in the U.S.

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gramps - 01:56pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#45 of 210)

 

Lucy,

 

I would say quite assurredly that there is MUCH that people

do not understand. We have to look no futher than to

compare the beliefs of a group of uneducated, or primative,

group of people versus a group that is knowledgable about

modern science, medicine, etc. To claim that "we know it

all" is absurd. But of the things of which we have no

knowledge, how much of that is KNOWABLE, ever?

 

Maybe I "wasted" 15 years of my life going to college, as I

do not have all the answers. But do I believe that anyone

else DOES have "all the answers"? Nope.

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gramps - 01:59pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#46 of 210)

 

Sorry, Clayton, but the plains indians did quite well

hunting bison before the horse. Their technique was simple,

chase them off a cliff. And for the first hundred years or

so, the plains indians hunted the horse for food, before

they learned how to ride.

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MostlyUnknown - 02:03pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#47 of 210)

 

but this was as they became proper Americans, and left

behind much of their Indian past.

 

Proper American? You are the definition of a self-rightoues

idiot American. Did your little history class teach you

about how we wrapped the indians in disease ridden blankets

to save bullets?

 

The indians weren't farmers, huh? How did they teach us to

grow native crops like corn?

 

Go back to school if you want to make statements like that.

 

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MostlyUnknown - 02:06pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#48 of 210)

 

Sorry, Clayton, but the plains indians did quite well

hunting bison before the horse. Their technique was simple,

chase them off a cliff. And for the first hundred years or

so, the plains indians hunted the horse for food, before

they learned how to ride.

 

Yes, and they used every last bit of the bison. I was

unaware that they ate horse, but I can see why they found a

better tasting food! The French eat horse. It is tough,

very bloody, and generally bad tasting.

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MostlyUnknown - 02:17pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#49 of 210)

 

Clayton, what if the Germans justified the Jewish holocaust

in the same way you are justifying the Indian holocaust?

 

People who think like you are dangerous. The fact that you

have an arsenal of guns and the constitution memorized

verbatim is scary.

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Clayton Cramer - 03:44pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#50 of 210)

 

Sorry, Clayton, but the plains indians did quite

well hunting bison before the horse. Their

technique was simple, chase them off a cliff. And

for the first hundred years or so, the plains

indians hunted the horse for food, before they

learned how to ride.

 

Try again. I am well aware of the finds of bison chased off

cliffs. But those aren't particularly recent -- many

thousands of years old. Just about all books agree that the

horse completely changed Plains Indian culture, from one

that was largely stationary, chasing small game and

gathering food, to one that followed the bison.

 

I don't doubt that they hunted horse for food, but my

reading tells me that the Spaniards were having problems

with Indian horsemen within a couple of decades of Spanish

horses getting loose.

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Clayton Cramer - 03:48pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#51 of 210)

 

Proper American? You are the definition of a

self-rightoues idiot American. Did your little

history class teach you about how we wrapped the

indians in disease ridden blankets to save

bullets?

 

I didn't think I needed to put it in quotes to show the

irony of it. I guess I did. By the way, the incident with

the blankets certainly happened, but there seems to be some

dispute about whether the disease spread in that way could

actually have been successfully transferred.

 

The indians weren't farmers, huh? How did they

teach us to grow native crops like corn?

 

Go back and read what I wrote. I never said "The Indians"

or "all Indians." There were agricultural tribes in the

Southwest and in the Northeast. There were apparently such

tribes in the Ohio River Valley as well, though the

Moundbuilder civilization goes away before the Europeans

arrive, and we have to make deductions based on the

evidence that these were agricultural societies simply

because of their size. Far more typical were

hunter-gatherer tribes.

 

Go back to school if you want to make statements

like that.

 

For what? I already have an MA in History, specialized in

American history. So far, you have demonstrated substantial

ignorance of the subject.

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Clayton Cramer - 03:49pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#52 of 210)

 

Clayton, what if the Germans justified the Jewish

holocaust in the same way you are justifying the

Indian holocaust?

 

Where did I do that?

 

People who think like you are dangerous. The fact

that you have an arsenal of guns and the

constitution memorized verbatim is scary.

 

The fact that you can't seem to read is pretty amazing.

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Clayton Cramer - 03:56pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#53 of 210)

 

Yes, and they used every last bit of the bison.

 

Almost all hunter-gatherer societies use the whole animal

-- hunting is a relatively energy intensive way to get

food, and you can't afford to waste what you catch. Many of

the white settlers were also pretty good about not wasting

an animal, as long as they were cut off from the industrial

East. The great wasting of bison, such as killing them for

their tongues and hides, and leaving the rest of the animal

to rot, is part of an era where railroads made

transportation of the "good parts" to the East cheap, and

there were also incentives to destroy the bison herds

provided by the federal government as part of their

campaign to starve out the Plains Indians.

 

Certainly, some tribes had a mystical relationship with

their prey, nicely captured in the portrayal of killing a

deer at the beginning of the most recent version of _The

Last of the Mohicans_, but the "Indians lived in harmony

with Mother Nature because they loved it so" is a modern

eco-fantasy. Almost any practices, including the worst

pollution industrial activities, wouldn't do much damage

with a million or so people in what is now the lower 48

states. The carrying capacity of an ecosystem has a lot to

do with density.

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gramps - 04:06pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#54 of 210)

 

I can't give you the title (maybe later, I've loaned the

book) but there is an excellent book written by a professor

(U of Texas) about the history of the mustangs. In it, he

very carefully debunks the theory of the horse being

introduced by the De Soto expedition, and was really

introduced to the plains by the later expeditions (1600's).

He also states (again from my memory, and I'm subject to

some error) that the horses were probably coexistant wqith

the plains indians for perhaps a hundred years before the

indians truly took the horse as a weapon of war.

 

There is an excellent account of when the high chief of the

commanche met with the governor of Mexico, early in

1700's(??). The governor of mexico was concerned about the

americans entering into the southwest, and wished to form

an alliance with the commanche to fight off the trespass

into New Mexico, Texas, etc. The governor offered the chief

as many guns and horses as he wished, if he would agree to

chase off the americans. the chief thought about it for a

minute, and said, "No, I will steal all your horses, and

you cannot stop me". Indeed, the commanche stole all 12,000

horses of the mexican army, and the governor had to send to

Spain for more....

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gramps - 04:11pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#55 of 210)

 

Wrong, not De Soto, but Ponce De Leon, 1513..... He didn't

have the horses along to start a herd, and all the hoses

were accounted for.

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Clayton Cramer - 04:11pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#56 of 210)

 

I can't give you the title (maybe later, I've

loaned the book) but there is an excellent book

written by a professor (U of Texas) about the

history of the mustangs. In it, he very carefully

debunks the theory of the horse being introduced

by the De Soto expedition, and was really

introduced to the plains by the later expeditions

(1600's). He also states (again from my memory,

and I'm subject to some error) that the horses

were probably coexistant wqith the plains indians

for perhaps a hundred years before the indians

truly took the horse as a weapon of war.

 

Hmmm. That doesn't match what we learned in History of

Mexico class. One of the books we used made a point of the

fact that within a few years of the first Spanish

settlements in what is now New Mexico, in the late 1500s, I

think, there were Spanish "horse control" laws in place

prohibiting the sale or release of horses, since they were

already recognized as powerful weapons of war for the

Indians. (These wouldn't have been Plains Indians, of

course.)

 

There is an excellent account of when the high

chief of the commanche met with the governor of

Mexico, early in 1700's(??). The governor of

mexico was concerned about the americans entering

into the southwest, and wished to form an

alliance with the commanche to fight off the

trespass into New Mexico, Texas, etc. The

governor offered the chief as many guns and

horses as he wished, if he would agree to chase

off the americans. the chief thought about it for

a minute, and said, "No, I will steal all your

horses, and you cannot stop me". Indeed, the

commanche stole all 12,000 horses of the mexican

army, and the governor had to send to Spain for

more....

 

That couldn't have been in the early 1700s. The only

invaders of the Southwest that would have been a concern

would have been French. In the early 1800s, after the

Louisiana Purchase, this was a real concern. Of course by

then, the Plains Indians were superb horsemen with

generations of experience at it.

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MostlyUnknown - 04:12pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#57 of 210)

 

I already have an MA in History

 

That figures, a cop-out degree.

 

You also appear to be an expert on computers, guns,

practicing law, astronomy, physics, etc. Pretty amazing

stuff for somebody with a degree in history!

 

My brother in law, who graduated Harvard law school and now

practices at a law firm in NY City told me about people

like you. People that don't know the fundamentals of law,

but can B.S. others into thinking they know a lot.

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gramps - 04:13pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#58 of 210)

 

De Soto, in 1541, probably did introduce the horse to the

plains...

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MostlyUnknown - 04:16pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#59 of 210)

 

Go back and read what I wrote. I never said "The Indians"

or "all Indians." There were agricultural tribes in the

Southwest and in the Northeast.

 

Yes you did.

 

Gee, you are as knowledgeable about the Indians as

everything you else that you talk about.

 

1. Very few Indians in what is now the U.S. were farmers

(and many of the tribes that were, aren't around anymore).

The Cherokees in Georgia became very competent at farming

(right down to owning black slaves), but this was as they

became proper Americans, and left behind much of their

Indian past.

 

2. Reservations shrinking? No. In fact, some tribes are

beginning to win settlements for land taken from them

illegally in the past.

 

3. Bison? Sorry, but the hunting of bison was a short-lived

activity of the Plains Indians after they acquired horses

from the Spaniards. That culture has little to do with the

vast majority of the Indian tribes in the U.S.

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Clayton Cramer - 04:19pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#60 of 210)

 

>I already have an MA in History

 

That figures, a cop-out degree.

 

You also appear to be an expert on computers,

guns, practicing law, >astronomy, physics, etc.

Pretty amazing stuff for somebody with a >degree

in history!

 

My major was history; my minor was computer science. I've

worked as a software engineer for more than 20 years. I've

been a gun dealer. I've built telescopes starting from two

glass blanks and a mound of abrasives. I worked at Jet

Propulsion Labs on the Voyager mission's telemetry

processing software when I was 18. I've been author or

co-author on three law review articles. I have five books

published, one of which has been cited as an authority in a

federal court decision [USA v. Emerson (N.D.Texas 1999)].

I've roofed houses, put up wallboard, and a dozen other

things that don't fit my profession or my education. I

guess I am a little unusual.

 

My brother in law, who graduated Harvard law

school and now >practices at a law firm in NY

City told me about people like you. >People that

don't know the fundamentals of law, but can B.S.

others >into thinking they know a lot.

 

Have him visit my web page http://www.ggnra.org/cramer.

Perhaps he can point out some holes in my facade. :-)

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gramps - 04:20pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#61 of 210)

 

"That couldn't have been in the early 1700s. The only

invaders of the Southwest that would have been a concern

would have been French. In the early 1800s, after the

Louisiana Purchase, this was a real concern. Of course by

then, the Plains Indians were superb horsemen with

generations of experience at it."

 

I don't know when Jedadiah(sp) Smith was doing his thing,

but there were many behind him. Perhaps you are right, my

grasp of the dates are admittedly weak.

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Clayton Cramer - 04:20pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#62 of 210)

 

Go back and read what I wrote. I never said "The

Indians" or "all Indians." There were

agricultural tribes in the Southwest and in the

Northeast.

 

Yes you did.

 

Gee, you are as knowledgeable about the Indians

as everything you else that you talk about.

 

>1. Very few Indians in what is now the U.S. were

farmers (and many of the tribes that were, aren't

around anymore). The Cherokees in Georgia became

very competent at farming (right down to owning

black slaves), but this was as they became proper

Americans, and left behind much of their Indian

past.

 

And once again you demonstrate that you can't read. You

quote me as saying "Very few Indians" and then assert that

I said "All Indians." Amazing.

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MostlyUnknown - 04:21pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#63 of 210)

 

Let's really take a minute to pick this apart, turbo

history fighter.

 

1. Very few Indians in what is now the U.S. were farmers

(and many of the tribes that were, aren't around anymore).

The Cherokees in Georgia became very competent at farming

(right down to owning black slaves), but this was as they

became proper Americans, and left behind much of their

Indian past.

 

Is this not implying that they did not farm until they were

taught to be proper Americans?

 

2. Reservations shrinking? No. In fact, some tribes are

beginning to win settlements for land taken from them

illegally in the past.

 

Illegally taken? Like North America? Illegally compared to

what? I am on the understanding they didn't suscribe to

British, or later American, laws. Such as deeds to land.

 

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gramps - 04:24pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#64 of 210)

 

MU, there were many treaties that were made and ignored by

the Americans. yes, the indians were predominately

wanderers, who traveled across a very fertile and rich

land, not farming it. "gatherers and Hunters"?? nomadic

suits me just fine as a label.

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MostlyUnknown - 04:29pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#65 of 210)

 

You sure that degree wasn't a BS degree?

 

Now you publish papers on law too? It's pretty amazing the

courts would accept such works from somebody that isn't

liscenced to practice law.

 

I was on the understanding that you have to go to school

for 8 years to do that.

 

I worked at Jet Propulsion Labs on the Voyager mission's

telemetry processing software when I was 18.

 

Wow, that's pretty amazing stuff considering Jet Propulsion

Labs let an 18 year old without a degree work on "telemetry

processing software." You sure you weren't answering the

phone in the front office? Or getting coffee and donuts for

the engineers?

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Clayton Cramer - 04:40pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#66 of 210)

 

Let's really take a minute to pick this apart,

turbo history fighter.

 

1. Very few Indians in what is now the U.S. were farmers

(and many of the tribes that were, aren't around anymore).

The Cherokees in Georgia became very competent at farming

(right down to owning black slaves), but this was as they

became proper Americans, and left behind much of their

Indian past.

 

Is this not implying that they did not farm until

they were taught to be proper Americans?

 

"Proper Americans" was intended to be a humorous poke at

the fact that the Cherokees absorbed the white culture of

Georgia so effectively that they became substantial

slaveowners as well as farmers.

 

Most Indian tribes who did not farm until the arrival of

the Europeans.

 

2. Reservations shrinking? No. In fact, some tribes are

beginning to win settlements for land taken from them

illegally in the past.

 

Illegally taken? Like North America? Illegally

compared to what? I am on the understanding they

didn't suscribe to British, or later American,

laws. Such as deeds to land.

 

First of all, many parts of what is now the United States

were actually purchased, such as big chunks of

Pennsylvania, and many of the lands of the Mississippi

River Valley. Some of these sales were sold by chiefs who

lacked authority to act on the tribe's behalf (and both

alcohol and bribery play a part in some of these); others

were sales by one tribe of someone else's land (apparently

the case with the infamous sale of Manhattan Island).

 

Some were sales where communication and cultural problems

prevented both sides from fully understanding what was

being sold. (If you think this is insulting to the Indians,

consider what happens when land is sold today excluding the

subsurface mineral rights.)

 

As I read through memoirs, papers, and histories of Indiana

for the 1820-1840 period, one especially poignant case

involved Indian tribes selling their lands to Americans

(both white and black) and moving west, because all the

game had left, and it was no longer practical to continue

to live in their traditional ways. De Tocqueville mentions

that in many areas of Michigan, the arrival of American

settlers drove out the game on which the Indians survived,

forcing the movement of Indians west. While not

intentional, the Americans definitely benefited from this

loss of game.

 

The cases to which I was referring, however, were the sales

of Indian lands that were not approved by the federal

government. The courts are still grinding away on one 1790s

sale that involves about 1/6 of Maine -- which is worth a

pile of money today.

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Clayton Cramer - 04:44pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#67 of 210)

 

You sure that degree wasn't a BS degree?

 

Now you publish papers on law too? It's pretty

amazing the courts would accept such works from

somebody that isn't liscenced to practice law.

 

If it doubt, visit my web page. Some of my listed law

review articles there are actually linked to the web site

of the law review.

 

I was on the understanding that you have to go to

school for 8 years to do that.

 

Your understanding is, as usual, deficient.

 

I worked at Jet Propulsion Labs on the Voyager mission's

telemetry processing software when I was 18.

 

Wow, that's pretty amazing stuff considering Jet

Propulsion Labs let an 18 year old without a

degree work on "telemetry processing software."

You sure you weren't answering the phone in the

front office? Or getting coffee and donuts for

the engineers?

 

Absolutely sure. I coded in Univac 1530 assembly language

for the near-real-time telemetry processing system. One of

the programs I wrote extracted 24 bits of engineering data

out of every 480 bit general science frame; other programs

performed similar stream processing activities. I was in

over my head a bit, and after a year or so, the contractor

for whom I formally worked fired me, though by that point,

I think I had just about reached an adequate level of

competence. (Sometimes we learn what we need to learn too

late!) I wasn't the only non-degreed person writing

software, just the youngest.

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MostlyUnknown - 04:56pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#68 of 210)

 

Your understanding is, as usual, deficient.

 

Let me rephrase that. If you want to write papers about law

for courts, you are required to have a liscence to do so.

 

Quit lying, you wrote a bunch of history books that only

university kids have read.

 

I know only modern frame (packet) types, but

 

480 bit general science frame.

 

makes me think you are still in over your head.

 

No, I KNOW it. "general science frame"??? NOPE

 

I have a flux capacitor that powers my holodeck, too.

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MostlyUnknown - 05:23pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#69 of 210)

 

Your story sounded so bogus I bothered looking it up.

Unisys doesn't seem to recall a "Univac 1530."

 

1100 series and 2200 series, but no recolection of a 1500

series.

 

I have, for some time, hypothesized that you post crap that

you make up because you figure people won't argue with it,

and you hope it will reinforce your gun agenda.

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gramps - 05:30pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#70 of 210)

 

Whoa, MU. I have been doin' this stuff awhile, myself. Does

a 480 bit "science word" make sense? Sure does. Even if it

didn't come from a horizontal architecure hardware

interface, lots of the early systems had to have some sort

of "record format", which was bit, not byte.

 

Univac existed at the pleasure of the US government. IBM

decided early on that they would not allow more than 10% of

thier business to go to the government, since the feds have

a habit of "dictating" the rules, and IBM wanted a free

hand. So, Univac stepped right up for all that money.

Fortunately, IBM was right again, and Univac is barely a

memory.

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MostlyUnknown - 05:33pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#71 of 210)

 

general science frames? Nah.

 

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gramps - 05:36pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#72 of 210)

 

hey, this is the US GOVERNMENT. Yes, "general sciece

frames", from the people who insisted that there weren't

any programming languages that were "adequate", so they

INVENTED ADA!! ADA, of course, is the language that is

written by 200,000 people, and understood by 200 people.

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MostlyUnknown - 05:37pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#73 of 210)

 

An 18 year old working on a government defense project as a

computer scientist in the 60's or 70's? Nah.

 

I have been reading his posts, and about half of them sound

fabricated.

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MostlyUnknown - 05:41pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#74 of 210)

 

Okay, in all fairness I will look up ADA.

 

I doubt there will be any findings on "general science

packets" because they don't exist.

 

I have a flux capacitor that matches Clayton's 480 bit

general science frames.

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Clayton Cramer - 05:56pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#75 of 210)

 

>Your understanding is, as usual, deficient.

 

Let me rephrase that. If you want to write papers

about law for courts, you are required to have a

liscence to do so.

 

Quit lying, you wrote a bunch of history books

that only university kids have read.

 

Try http://www.nrawinningteam.com/cummings.html/ for a copy

of the decision, which is under appeal to the 5th Circuit

Court of Appeals. The Northern District of Texas web site

doesn't seem to be responding at the moment.

 

I know only modern frame (packet) types, but

 

480 bit general science frame.

 

makes me think you are still in over your head.

 

No, I KNOW it. "general science frame"??? NOPE

 

I have a flux capacitor that powers my holodeck,

too.

 

There's nothing worse than a fool who thinks he knows

something. The Voyager project had several different

telemetry schemes. The ones that I remember well were the

General Science stream and the Imaging stream. I still have

a copy of the document describing the system that I worked

on.

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Clayton Cramer - 06:00pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#76 of 210)

 

Your story sounded so bogus I bothered looking it

up. Unisys doesn't seem to recall a "Univac

1530."

 

1100 series and 2200 series, but no recolection

of a 1500 series.

 

Let me quote from the following JPL design document:

"Mariner Jupiter/Saturn 1977 Mission Test and Telemetry

System Software Planning Document, Volume 1, Design", 1

June 1976, on p. 18:

 

MJSTPP: Univac 1530 computer, 65K 30-bit words

 

(Mariner Jupiter/Saturn was renamed Voyager shortly before

launch in 1977.)

 

The 1530 was the civilian version of one of the AN/UYK

series, I believe.

 

I have, for some time, hypothesized that you post

crap that you make up because you figure people

won't argue with it, and you hope it will

reinforce your gun agenda.

 

You just shot yourself in the foot on this one. I worked

there from late August 1975 to June of 1976. I was assigned

to section 918. The section leader was Dick Foster. My

immediate boss was Judy Cohen, who was a direct JPL

employee.

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Clayton Cramer - 06:03pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#77 of 210)

 

An 18 year old working on a government defense

project as a computer scientist in the 60's or

70's? Nah.

 

My formal title was Member of Technical Staff. If there

were computer scientists in existence then, they were

largely confined to the ivory tower. I was atypical, but

not completely so. I had friends who worked at JPL a couple

of years later in similar capacities who weren't college

graduates.

 

I have been reading his posts, and about half of

them sound fabricated.

 

That's because you are assuming that your limitations today

are the same as the limitations that applied 25 years ago,

when the world was young, and there were few people

available to program computers in assembly language.

 

By the way, if I was making this all up, why would I tell

you that they fired me because I was in over my head?

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MostlyUnknown - 08:09pm Jul 20, 1999 MDT (#78 of 210)

 

There's nothing worse than a fool who thinks he knows

something. The Voyager project had several different

telemetry schemes. The ones that I remember well were the

General Science stream and the Imaging stream. I still have

a copy of the document describing the system that I worked

on.

 

There is nothing worse than a fool who posts things which

are unverifiable and almost impossible for people to have

knowledge of to desperately try to sound over people's

heads.