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Some good things I thought were the portrayal of the Canadian government reps
covering up for the CIA and the sheer sliminess of the CIA scum lawyers. However, it
may have had the effect on people who were watching it, especially on people who aren't
aware of what is going on in mind control that justice was eventually served -- even
though the amount of money that the survivors received was really a joke in light of
what these people went through. I felt that CBC considers this movie now closes the
book on mind control atrocities, and that's far from the truth. These atrocities, as we
have heard in this series, are continuing today.
I thought it was unusual that David and Valerie Orlikow were excluded from being
characters in the film when they were the driving force behind the lawsuit and also
particularly because David was a Canadian Member of Parliament and the weight that
would have carried to bring about the suit. I think it may have been satisfying for
survivors of Cameron's atrocious experiments to have seen the movie and how the
survivors were portrayed in their search for justice, but the reality is that these people
were not the only victims of Cameron and all of the other mind control doctors across
Canada and the U.S. I do hope that the movie is raising public awareness about mind
control and what Cameron did, and hopefully it will encourage public discussion about
this, but I think many people might think that this happened a long time ago, it was
settled, end of story. Well, the story does not end there folks. It's continuing right here
on CKLN, and we are continuing the series next week. Stay tuned, we will have an
interview with Brice Taylor, former mind control slave used by the White House as a
Presidential Model sex slave and by the CIA and other intelligence groups, and she is also
the author of the book "Starshine: One woman's valiant escape from mind control".
You have been listening to CKLN 88.1 FM.
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