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KHudson601 posted an update 4 years, 10 months ago

The statement “They killed God” along with Magnetics has been the recent focus in our search for the truth about the injections. I found the following article that covers both topics.

Disabling certain areas of the brain with transcranial magnetic stimulation can reduce a person’s belief in God, claims a new study published in the journal Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience.

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/301117

I found the above article after watching this video.
“Dr. James Giordano: Battlescape Brain: Military & Intelligence use of Neurocognitive Science” https://youtu.be/2Zp8nHYegqI
In the video, Dr Giordano used the term “Neurotechnological Indwelling”. Creepy thoughts ensued as I pondered the horror of something other than my own thoughts “indwelling” my brain.
- FiatLux replied 4 years, 10 months ago
  OK, I’ve only read the blurb below the article’s title, and I’m already taken aback: “Disabling certain areas of the brain with transcranial magnetic stimulation can reduce a person’s belief in God and negativity toward immigrants.” What’s the connection between religion and immigrants?? Why would that be put at the top of the article? Who would be investigating these things, and why? Totally aside from the vax issue, that in itself is food for thought.
  - KHudson601 replied 4 years, 10 months ago
    I just realized this article was written in Oct 2015. Given the fact that fear has been the main weapon used to beat humanity into submission for the past year, this may have been a study on how they should best approach this planscamdemic, following on with The Great Reset and beyond.
    The assumptive manner in which they just dropped the “immigrant/illegal alien as a threat” factor into the mix is consistent with their control pattern. Remember last summer when out of the blue, they started asking random opinion questions about the Alien Threat BS? We all remarked on it at the time; how it seemed quite masochistic to throw another “fear factor” into the mix on top of the crushing tyranny the world was living under.
    I just noticed something odd (other than the inherently baked in brand of odd) There are two groups collaborating on this study. Those from the UK are termed “researchers”, but the US group are termed “investigators” from UCLA. Weird.
    - FiatLux replied 4 years, 10 months ago
      
      What occurred to me was that somebody may be researching medical ways to “re-educate” or “treat” political dissidents who have a “psychological disorder.” Ask yourself what group(s) the Western establishment has tried to stereotype as being retrograde, religious, anti-immigration, and–most recently in the U.S.–a literal threat to domestic security.
  - HerrSchwab replied 4 years, 10 months ago
    
    Reply to FiatLux:
    In the mind of psychopaths you will find the most extraordinary views of reality.
    So psychopaths have no bissniss in my mind since i dont believe in a god.
    Perhaps if they try to erase god from my mind would actually enable a belief
    of a god, who knows!?..lol
    Dr Giordanio comes across as just yet another NWO clanist with bad agendas.
    - KHudson601 replied 4 years, 10 months ago
      
      Yes… well put Her Schwab. A NWO clanist with bad agendas. I tell ya, we’re getting quite the education on psychopathy; they’re coming out of the woodwork these days!
- Michael replied 4 years, 10 months ago
  Hey KHudson601, Interesting .. Not sure they should jump to the conclusion that they have Killed God with one study of a few individuals. There are a lot of variables involved in that analysis.
  - KHudson601 replied 4 years, 10 months ago
    Yes….I wholeheartedly agree; there’s a lot of variables, assumptions and jumping to conclusions in that study .Give me your thoughts, if any, to the FiatLux reply I just posted above.
- DanaThomas replied 4 years, 10 months ago
  Somewhere in Gurjdieff’s “Beelzebub’s Tales to His Grandson” there is a piece about religiosity, defined I think as a sort of unconscious or semi-conscious sense of devotion to “something out there”, as being part of the induced or automatic components of the human psyche; and as such not much more useful than atheism, while the search for full awareness is something quite different, an activity that is a 24/7 job.
  - KHudson601 replied 4 years, 10 months ago
    Ha! Yeah….here’s a quote from Beelzebub’s Sockpuppets about their materialistic “findings”
    “These findings are very striking, and consistent with the idea that brain mechanisms that evolved for relatively basic threat-response functions are repurposed to also produce ideological reactions.”
    So, they repurposed God as an ideological, secondary brain mechanism.. Translated into New Normal terms: They “Reimagined” God