Monarch-mind-control

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because I could learn from him. But, in another way, it wasn’t so
good because I went directly from Daddy to Doolittle without ever
being on my own. Even today, men are telling me what to do. My
husband, my lawyer, my accountant, my personal manager [Ken
Riley, her road manager has been her mind-control handler, and
Alex Houston & Reggie Maclaughlin have done some of her recent
programming]. In a sense, I still don’t have complete control over
myself. Maybe I never will. But if it wasn’t for Doo [her nickname
for her husband & handler], we wouldn’t have what we have
today."
Anger within a System can be dangerous, when one alter directs its
anger toward another alter. Sometimes one alter will try to kill
another alter. Actually, this happens more often than one might
imagine. If the alter succeeds of course, the body will be dead, with
the resulting consequence that everyone dies.
The programmers enjoy seeing this type of drama, but they don’t
want it to be carried out to its final conclusion, so they generally, if
not always, have alters who can step in and take the body and stop
this. If the alter system can’t, then alters who understand what is
going on can call their master for help, and the master can once
again show how dependent they are upon him for life. This is the
"divide and conquer" strategy. The divide and conquer strategy is
used repeatedly in constructing an alter system.
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