Monarch-mind-control

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child to highlight the reality of the trauma. The natural reaction of the
child being created is to hate the programmer.
Naturally, the Monarch programming had to overcome that natural
tendency, which it does very successfully. The UNIX system uses an
internal clock within its computer system. The UNIX clock is called
CRON. CRON checks files to see if the programmer has put in any
files to run. The UNIX system uses data bus lines, which are like the
Monarch programming ribbons, which go through the system. These
ribbons or data bus lines take information and commands from the
computers to other computers.
Within the UNIX system, insiders have revealed that the Daemon
(Demon) processes of all the UNIX systems have a security flaw. That
flaw is that the Postmaster Daemon has access to them in spite of who
the god is of that particular UNIX computer system. So while owners,
who purchase UNIX systems think that they have exclusive control
over their system, an external Postmaster Daemon coming from the
Beast could use its permission levels to over ride the power of the
local owner of the system.
The Monarch system has a similar feature, the Illuminati programmers
know how to access the base or primal anchors to the programming
and yank out any programming they want. All the slaves of these
lesser groups such as the CIA, Church of Satan, Mafia, etc. can all be
reprogrammed rather quickly to serve the Illuminati, if they are not
already due to the Illuminati programmers extra knowledge on how to
get into the base programming. In these many ways, the UNIX system
serves both real computers and also for the internal computers of some
slaves’ mind.
The slave’s system becomes a computer system. It functions as a
series of computers that are connected to the master computer which is
sunk into the mind at the lowest hypnotic level, which is a level often
placed even below an internal "hell pit". To access the different
computers, combinations of cards were used for the codes (numbers
are also used. See Chapter 4.). Various parts of a Monarch system
correspond to what any computer would have. A microprocessor
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