Monarch-mind-control

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L N L N L N
1 2 3 4 5 6
2 3 4 5 6 1
3 4 5 6 1 2
4 5 6 1 2 3
5 6 1 2 3 4
6 1 2 3 4 5
This type of configuration can even be tied to color programming, and
to dominoes, where the numbers are represented as the dots on a
domino. By making numbers into dots--the numbers can be
represented by lights in the same patterns of black domino dots. This
means that dominos can be used to program a child, and who would
suspect anything about dominoes?
Another thing that lends itself well to use as a programming code are a
deck of cards. Many slaves have this. It can be tied in with the Alice In
Wonderland story. When cards are used, a section (also called a world
or city) of alters will be given its own computer. To access that
computer, a code consisting of several things including 2 cards can be
used.
In review of what Chapter 4 said about codes, often double codes are
employed--what is meant by that is that suppose we have 13 important
alters in a section. They will designate each of these "A" alters. Then
they number them each 1 through 13. But then they will double code
them so that as we count up, we also count down. Then they attach a
generic level number to them, say 2,000. So putting this together we
have Emerald Green 2001-13a for our first alter, then next is Emerald
Green 2002-12a, the next is Emerald Green 2003-11a, and so on. Then
the magical name of the alter or the Tribal name of the alter can be
attached onto this to complete an access code.
While it seems perhaps complex at first, all an alter is remembering is
a color, a common section no. and their rank no. and their file letter,
and their magical name. (The name to pull them up--will not be their
name for public use.) Alice In Wonderland, the Wizard of Oz and the
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