Obama Uses Communist Conversion Technique To Accomplish Mass Hypnosis And Mind Control

By David Ruben
May 18, 2013
NewsWithViews.com

“The most potent weapon in the hands of the oppressor is the mind of the oppressed.” —Stephen Banta

Balk if you wish, but the reality of being controlled by “outside forces” is very real. Indeed, some of those who believe in “mind control” are characterized as people who are immersed in “conspiracy theories” and there are those who are genuinely psychotically paranoid, clinically defined as “delusional.” However, the concept of exerting controls over the mind are exemplified by Descartes’ “Cogito ergo sum,” i.e. “I think therefore I am.” To be human is to be a thinking being. If we are to survive as a nation you must recognize that it is thought itself that is the engine of society and this is why what we think is under siege. In effect, the palpable conflict we witness daily, external vs. internal (self control) mind control is the unrecognized source of the “culture wars” being waged for the minds and souls of ALL people.

During the Korean War we first heard of brain-washing when captured military personnel were submitted to brutal communist conditioning techniques aimed at making them betray their country. During World War Two the Japanese dropped leaflets on U.S. military bases to demoralize the troops. I have seen one which portrays a soldier in a fox hole while his wife back home is making love to a “draft dodger” with joyous abandon. These early efforts to influence minds, although unsophisticated, were marginally effective. To define “mind control” is easy: Mind control is accomplished through a systematic attempt to modify or change perceptions and thus influence or change allegiances. The Trojan Horse is a perfect example of how deception was used to exert subtle control over the minds of warring enemies.

It is the myth of the Trojan War. The myth holds that the Greek siege of Troy had lasted for ten years. The Greeks devised a brilliant ruse – a giant hollow wooden horse. It was built by Epeius and filled with Greek warriors led by Odysseus. While the rest of the Greek army appeared to leave, the Trojans accepted the horse as a peace offering. A Greek spy, Sinon, convinced the Trojans the horse was a gift despite the warnings of Laocoon and Cassandra. The Trojans celebrated wildly believing they had won, and when the Greeks emerged from the horse, the whole city was in a drunken stupor. The Greek warriors opened the city gates to allow the rest of the army access and the city was ruthlessly pillaged – all the men were killed and all the women taken into slavery. Based on this mythological episode, we get the term, Trojan horse. Today, the enemy is still inside the Trojan Horse, but the appearance has changed to reflect our current social structure. 

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