Topic: Elisa E

Greg Carlwood welcomes back Elisa E. to the program after a ten-year hiatus to discuss her experiences as a survivor of MKUltra programming. Elisa E., born in New Jersey in 1962, has recently re-released her books, Our Life Beyond MKUltra 1 and 2, as a combined volume featuring new research and insights. The discussion introduces the concept of fractured personalities and the dark underbelly of systemic abuse.

Greg Carlwood and Elisa E. conclude the interview by providing resources for listeners, including the website LogosophiaBooks.com and Elisa's WordPress site. Carlwood praises Elisa's recovery and her ability to speak on trauma-based mind control. He encourages listeners to support small publishers and explore the spiritual aspects of subconscious "spirit work" mentioned during the discussion.

John Rappaport details his 1987 investigation into HIV testing, specifically the ELISA and Western blot antibody tests. He claims these tests produced numerous false positives and reacted to factors unrelated to HIV. The discussion highlights that these tests do not determine if a person is currently sick or will become sick, leading to what Rappaport calls a major medical scandal.

Former reality star Tila Tequila claimed that the deaths of actor Paul Walker and Canadian student Elisa Lam were ritualistic murders. Tequila alleged that these events were directly linked to a personal experience she had the previous year involving a criminal network. Listeners are encouraged to contact Tequila to persuade her to appear on the podcast to discuss these allegations further.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces Ron Patton of Paranoia Magazine to discuss trauma-based mind control. Patton describes meeting an alleged MKUltra survivor named Elisa at a 2009 symposium in Ogden, Utah. The introduction establishes the background of the guest and the upcoming interview regarding ritual abuse and secret government programs.

Elisa joins the conversation to share her history as a victim of systematic psychological and sexual trauma. She explains that she was born in 1962 and notes that programming technology has evolved significantly over the decades. She introduces the concept of "alters," explaining that she often refers to herself as "we" due to the presence of multiple personalities created through dissociation.