Monarch-mind-control

chapter_1
Berkeley UNIX. The UNIX system uses both timesharing and
multitasking.
The mind of a Monarch slave also does both multitasking and time
sharing. One of the nice UNIX features, is "protected memory", which
is also part of the Monarch programming. A kernal is what the UNIX
programmers call a "protected person". It is very similar to the internal
"person" (alter) who helps the Monarch slave’s programming
functions.
The big item about UNIX is that it has permissions granted. This is
similar to the Monarch programming. Permissions are granted to 3
types of entities. The Top Programmer or "god" as he is called, of the
UNIX System receives what is called the individual permission. The
next permission is called group permission, and it is given to insiders
who work with the system. The final permission type is the world,
which has very limited access. The parallel between this and the
Monarch programming is surprising. In some cases the programmers
may have matched things on a one-to-one correspondence.
The Monarch program also has a Top Programmer who is called "god"
to the System. He has total control over the system. His programming
permissions can not be deprogrammed out by others who might want
to usurp his power.
Hidden from the casual user of the UNIX system are the Daemons and
Demons. The UNIX programmers decided to use the old english
spelling for demon = Daemon. These are computer processes which
work secretly behind the scenes and are given actual demonic
names--some corresponding to actual names of historically known
demons, such as Asmodeus. Asmodeus is also a demon which is
placed into many Monarch slaves.
In the UNIX system these demons are treated like persons in the
computer’s user director. Demons in the computer system do not have
to log onto the computer, but they work behind the scenes and are
given the same powers that people users are given. They are set up in
the same structure as how the computer treats people. Permission in
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