Interviewer
I have two questions which arise here. First, if person A leaves the consensus and regains their powers, let's call them divine powers, why not
influence the consensus itself? Second, am I to understand you're behind the science of memetics?
Interviewee
To answer your first question, indeed, we are still trying to determine that. The powers that be, if you will, want to know the answer as well. I
cannot delve into who the PTB are. Let's not even go there. The principles behind memetics were known to what you call mystery schools for EONS. The
idea is simple: start a thought pattern, just like a virus, and it will spread, creating a consensus among the population. As long as you are aware of
the consensus, and the depth of it, you are still able to change it. Once you forget your power and BELIEVE you are just a piece of meat, you become a
slave of something you helped create. The fall of man. The powers that be - merely an expression of a desire, even a craving, to be controlled. Now,
if you suddenly decided to become God-like and shape-shift, that wouldn't happen, because you became WIRED to the consensus throughout endless
lifetimes.
This notion is at the core of our experiment. If the idea is planted, it becomes self-aware, and you can't see it anymore because the idea
constitutes your reality, who you are.
That's why there's so much hospital trauma done to babies. As you may know, hospital birth was a privilege reserved for the upper-classes of human
society. In a magnificent feat of R-complex engineering, the lower social layers started associating status with hospital birth. The process of
imitation began! Wannabe nobles, wannabe aristocrats. The Aryans. Human populations throughout the world flocked into hospitals without realizing the
very process of birth - AND other rituals such as circumcision - these rituals are meant to initiate the children into the cult of mind control. Into
the cult of the monarch. Iatrogenesis at its worst, if you ask me. I know where I won't be going anytime soon, that's for sure!
Interviewer
It is clear Dulce is a dark place indeed, and you're not trying to hide it. You're actually proud of your work there, it would seem. You also said
there's a web of similar locations around the world AND beyond. All is in the detail?
Interviewee
Exactly! People talk about grand ideas, but the devil - pun intended - is indeed in the detail. Let me jump a little here. Look at gender-related
colors, did you know there had been many shifts when pink was masculine and blue feminine? Masculine and feminine? Order of the white feather? Black
versus white? Dark versus light? Who decides what is masculine and what is feminine? Why wouldn't conspirologists even QUESTION these tenets? I'll
tell you why: imagine two people. They all notice what I am discussing, but they are not going to mention it to each other, because both think it is
too awkward. As a result, they are still going to adhere to social mores, no matter how nonsensical. Easier that way, after all! This is a method in
the madness, cleverly devised by the powers that be. This is one of the cornerstones behind the consensus itself.
High heels are very much associated with mind-control. Just as ties are! What you consider ''formal'', goes back to secret societies and mystery
schools. Except, they know what it REALLY means. For society at large, however, these are just normal things for everyday use. Freud's cousin is
responsible for the fact women can now smoke. Memes are difficult to overcome, but corporate profit CAN concoct a psychological warfare tactic to get
it done. Torches of freedom, what an ironic name. Who do you think was behind Freud's cousin?
If anyone thinks they - the powers that be - are a bunch of old men sitting around a table, I have news for you: compared to us, they are
inter-dimensional and divine.
Interviewer
What can you tell me about the Cathartic Effect?
Interviewee
Ah, yes. That. Well, we die with lots and lots of perceptions about the world. Lots of positive memories, lots of negative memories, lots of desires
and lots of regrets. A true emotional mess. The question is: will these thoughts manifest in - what can be loosely called - the hereafter, leading to
a chaotic state of being, leading to a subsequent catharsis? Can we control the cathartic process, or are we going to be thrust from one place to
another, perhaps experiencing lots of different aspects behind the many-worlds-interpretation, with each thought pattern responsible for new
reality?
Interviewer
So, in essence, it's better to organize one's thoughts before dying.
Interviewee
Absolutely. It is not the best strategy to off yourself when chaos permeates your thought patterns. The clarity of hypostasis is extremely important.
Interviewer
Many people would argue suicide is an immoral and cowardly act. What's your response to that accusation?


