Mind Control & HAARP - Comments from a reader of SOTT
Henri said:
What I did experience, and see everybody else experience, both in Santa Fe where there were chemtrails, and on my trips around the country, isn't people coughing but people lacking the basic emotional reaction to crisis. And lacking empathy to horror committed against innocents. And when I go into the city environs here, lack of facial and emotional affect.
It's like 'Invasion of the Body Snatchers' and you obviously know what I mean, since you and your friends speak of precisely that on the 'POD' cast.
After reading this again it has reminded me of my recent experience in Australia, so I will share some of the observations I made and those of my 2 friends who visited me.
Basically last July I was contracted out to work for part of my engineering consultancy in Australia on a 6 month contract. when I first arrived in Eastern Aus in Brisbane, the very first thing that struck me was how clear and blue the skies were, not a chemtrail in sight compared to the daily spraying over Essex in the UK. To be honest I thought to myself that maybe as there is a much smaller population in Aus, spread over a much wider area than the UK, that the PTB didn’t see the Australian population as much of a threat and hence didn’t bother to use chemtrails or HAARP as much.
The next thing that really hit me was how friendly everyone in Australia was. Every time I walked into a shop, supermarket or art gallery, I would often stop to talk and chat with the staff inside and not just small talk. It felt like the people I was meeting all had a genuine interest in everyone they met and wanted to know about who I was, where I was from and what I was doing there. At first I must admit I was a bit suspicious of this kind of behaviour because it is so very, very different to how the general population in the UK act towards each other and it took some getting used to. It was amazing to see and feel the difference in the kind and caring way the people in Australia treated each other and myself, and most people I met were always wearing happy and smiling expressions, and their faces were much more expressive than I had seen on average from people living in the UK. This happiness and seeming “glow” was not only evident in the native population of white and Aboriginals, but also in the multitude of Asian, Indonesia, European and middle Eastern people who live, work and study there. The climate obviously has some bearing on what I’ve termed the “Aussie Glow” to my friends, but I think it goes much deeper than that. When you have a nation of people who are in general much nicer, happier, caring and take more of an interest in each others well being, it shows in the society as a whole and they are a much happier nation than any other single nation I have visited in my short time on the BBM. I’m now starting to think that this may have something to do with the lack of chemtrails I have witnessed and a possible lack of as much exposure to HAARP as many western countries have.
I was not alone in noticing this unusually happy, expressive and creative vibe. I had two friends who visited me for a two week period and a month respectively, and they both told me what I had been thinking and have spoken about above, after they had enough time to get used to being there. In fact my female friend was pretty depressed when she returned home to the UK and saw for herself the vast difference in the way people treat and act towards each other in the UK. We talked about this and joked that the UK was full of uncaring, robot people, and Australia was like a paradise for people who care about each other and want to treat people kindly and with respect.
I have spent enough time back in the UK now (roughly a month) to see that people back here are like the robot people I joked about compared to our Australian counterparts. If I say good morning to people in the streets, I may get a response from 1 in 10 people, most of the time I get given dirty looks as if I have offended the people, compared to getting hello’s/good morning’s and happy expressions back from roughly. When you try to be nice, and interact with strangers on the streets or in the shops, in 9 out of 10 cases you get a zombified stare and emotionless grunt if your lucky. I have also noticed the same expressionless look on people’s faces, and especially in the older generations, most of the time, which is the direct opposite of the happy and glowing faces of the people I met in Australia. To me it feels like there is something rotten at the core of this country I have called home all these years, and it took stepping outside of it to really notice it. Maybe it’s not just HAARP, but also the layers of Ponerisation from the media and government that have resulted in this stagnating disrespect for our fellow humans in this country, the lack of empathy and interest in others is now alarmingly commonplace and I have wept more than once for the darkness this country is seemingly heading towards.
Is HAARP dumbing down our emotional centres and turning us into cold, cruel, unhappy and emotionless robots…well I would say that it certainly seems to fit with my experience so far, as a working hypothesis in line with other factors such as the media effects of ponerisation and capitalist materialism, it seems to bear out the reality of the situation. The question is how do we counter this effect? Somehow I don’t think just wishing others love and light is gonna cut it anymore.