Molecular Biology of the Cell by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morgan, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts, Peter Walter by by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morg

benefits if the a itudes are personally destructive while on the other
side it has the potential for individual and collective mind control
which the subject has no idea has even happened.
Cognitive therapy was developed in the 1960s by Aaron T. Beck
who was born in Rhode Island in 1921 as the son of Jewish
immigrants from the Ukraine. He became interested in the
techniques as a treatment for depression. Beck’s daughter Judith S.
Beck is prominent in the same field and they founded the Beck
Institute for Cognitive Behavior Therapy in Philadelphia in 1994.
Cognitive reframing, however, began to be used worldwide by those
with a very dark agenda. The Cult reframes politicians to change
their a itudes and actions until they are completely at odds with
what they once appeared to stand for. The same has been happening
to government administrators at all levels, law enforcement, military
and the human population. Cultists love mind control for two main
reasons: It allows them to control what people think, do and say to
secure agenda advancement and, by definition, it calms their
legendary insecurity and fear of the unexpected. I have studied mind
control since the time I travelled America in 1996. I may have been
talking to next to no one in terms of an audience in those years, but
my goodness did I gather a phenomenal amount of information and
knowledge about so many things including the techniques of mind
control. I have described this in detail in other books going back to
The Biggest Secret in 1998. I met a very large number of people
recovering from MKUltra and its offshoots and successors and I
began to see how these same techniques were being used on the
population in general. This was never more obvious than since the
‘Covid’ hoax began.
Reframing the enforcers
I have observed over the last two decades and more the very clear
transformation in the dynamic between the police, officialdom and
the public. I tracked this in the books as the relationship mutated
from one of serving the public to seeing them as almost the enemy
and certainly a lower caste. There has always been a class divide