Monarch-mind-control

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Each piece of the System is separated by some degree of dissociation
to make it a separate piece. By dividing the mind so much, it is
incapable of fighting what has been done to itself. Before we begin
describing the technical details of an internal computer, bear in mind
that every Monarch System is unique and yet they all follow certain
patterns & methodologies. Most of the models for the first few
decades follow these patterns, some of the newer ones have more
updated imagery.
Power Sources
In an Illuminati System, a computer is created for each section of
alters. That computer will be given a "power source", which if
unscrewed like a light bulb will go out. The light from one of these
power sources might be emerald blue or emerald green or other color.
The reader may want to refer to chapter 4 for the codes to understand
the structuring of the various computers and systems.
Color Codes And Ribbons
In a standard 13x13x13 Illuminati alter system, 13 colors were used,
and each computer was given a color. These would be pink, orange,
yellow, white, red, brown, blue, green, black, purple, silver, gold and
platinum, and clear. Color programming is reported to have been
developed at UCLA. Whatever the case, Systems all over the United
States have color programming.
The hierarchy of colors in a System is often as follows (from top
power down): Platinum, Gold, Silver, Purple, Black, Red, Green,
Brown, White, Orange, Yellow, Pink. Clear is also used as a color for
secret areas of the system. This hierarchy of color coding can be
switched. The internal programmers can reassign colors if they need
to, in order to protect the programming. Alters, sections, and parts of
the computer are all color coded. The color coding for alters is not the
same just because the alters are in the same section. The color coding
within the Illuminati Mind Control is fairly consistent, however a
sample of an alternative Illuminati color scheme will also be provided.
A survey of colors is as follows:
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