Monarch-mind-control

Dedication_and_Introduction
Families, and several other books.
Introduction by Fritz
There are many dangers to the human race, some real and some
imagined. I believe that the trauma-based mind control which this
book exposes is the greatest danger to the human race. It gives evil
men the power to carry out any evil deed totally undetected. By the
time the astute reader finishes this book, they will be as familiar
with how to carry out trauma-based mind-control as some of the
programmers. Ancient and more recent secrets will no longer be
secrets.
Over the years, I have spent thousands of hours studying the
Illuminati, the Intelligence agencies of the world, and the occult
world in general. The centerpiece of these organizations is the
trauma-based mind control that they carry out. Without the ability
to carry out this sophisticated type of mind-control using MPD,
drugs, hypnosis and electronics and other control methodologies,
these organizations would fail to keep their dark evil deeds secret.
When one of the mind-control programmers of the Church of
Scientology, who has left Scientology, was asked about MPD, he
said, "It’s the name of the game of mind control." Research into this
subject will never be complete. This book has tried to give a
comprehensive view of how the programming is done. The basic
techniques were developed in German, Scottish, Italian, and
English Illuminati families and have been done for centuries. Some
report that some of the techniques go back to ancient Egypt and
ancient Babylon to the ancient mystery religions. The Nazis are
known to have studied ancient Egyptian texts in their mind control
research. The records and secrets of the generational Illuminati
bloodlines are very-well guarded secrets.
Even when I’ve learned about the location of secret depositories of
some of the Illuminati’s secrets in Europe, America, and Asia, their
records and secrets are too well-guarded to be examined. The
intelligence agencies, such as MI-6 began investigating these
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