This will be an ongoing thread/series that I'd like to update and improve upon as time unfolds. I must warn you that this information may potentially be triggering to any one who has been a victim of mind control/ritual abuse.
Welcome to my opening dialogue of "Defense Against the Dark Arts".
In early 2000s public schools, a select few experienced an alternate education known as G.A.T.E. (gifted and talented education, though some may have experienced alternate names/acronyms). The candidates, usually around 7 years old, were approached to take a specialized test. Cognitive functions such as critical thinking skills, creativity, and general intellectual abilities of the child were rated. If admitted, the children would leave class once or twice a week to go to an alternate classroom/campus setting.
The coursework was largely different and sometimes more advanced from that of standard learning. Puzzles, code breaking, Rorschach paintings, and pattern recognition are a few examples of the exercises taking place in these experimental education environments. Some folks may recall the windows darkened and being asked by the instructor to listen with headphones to an audio device. They were always being studied and documented. For many, this period of their education is fuzzy at best and it is difficult to remember. It is worth noting that a major commonality amongst GATE candidates is the feeling of alienation. Many to this day often have a difficult time fitting in and finding their place in society.
You could maybe argue that these programs were innocent attempts to better develop a child to their full potential. To prepare them to be "World Leaders". Or perhaps a way to correct "outliers" and/or seperate "deviant" children from their "normal" peers. Either way, the skeptic in me says that there was nothing innocent or benevolent about this program. If you consider well documented programs of malevolent testing and experimentation on the general population like MK Ultrx and Monxrch (amongst others), you may see what I'm implying.
I wanted to open up a conversation about this and I'm interested to know your thoughts or if you've maybe had a similar experience that you would like to share. Next up, I would like to soon update this as I make more clearer connections to subjects such as Crxwley, Michael Aquinx, and occxlt programming.
Welcome to my opening dialogue of "Defense Against the Dark Arts".
In early 2000s public schools, a select few experienced an alternate education known as G.A.T.E. (gifted and talented education, though some may have experienced alternate names/acronyms). The candidates, usually around 7 years old, were approached to take a specialized test. Cognitive functions such as critical thinking skills, creativity, and general intellectual abilities of the child were rated. If admitted, the children would leave class once or twice a week to go to an alternate classroom/campus setting.
The coursework was largely different and sometimes more advanced from that of standard learning. Puzzles, code breaking, Rorschach paintings, and pattern recognition are a few examples of the exercises taking place in these experimental education environments. Some folks may recall the windows darkened and being asked by the instructor to listen with headphones to an audio device. They were always being studied and documented. For many, this period of their education is fuzzy at best and it is difficult to remember. It is worth noting that a major commonality amongst GATE candidates is the feeling of alienation. Many to this day often have a difficult time fitting in and finding their place in society.
You could maybe argue that these programs were innocent attempts to better develop a child to their full potential. To prepare them to be "World Leaders". Or perhaps a way to correct "outliers" and/or seperate "deviant" children from their "normal" peers. Either way, the skeptic in me says that there was nothing innocent or benevolent about this program. If you consider well documented programs of malevolent testing and experimentation on the general population like MK Ultrx and Monxrch (amongst others), you may see what I'm implying.
I wanted to open up a conversation about this and I'm interested to know your thoughts or if you've maybe had a similar experience that you would like to share. Next up, I would like to soon update this as I make more clearer connections to subjects such as Crxwley, Michael Aquinx, and occxlt programming.
(NOTE: I self censor some words as to potentially avoid bots/algorithms from search pages, I'm not sure how that works on this website.)
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