Topic: Trauma Based Programming

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.

Adam Curry reflects on recurring media narratives, comparing current climate change warnings to the "global cooling" and "population bomb" scares of the 1970s. He discusses the statistical reality of survival rates compared to everyday risks like driving. The segment concludes with a critique of lockdowns and mask mandates as forms of trauma-based programming designed to condition the public.

The Walt Disney Company is characterized as a primary "gateway" for grooming child stars into trauma-based mind control programs. Former Mouseketeers like Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, and Christina Aguilera are cited as examples of this system. The discussion notes Disney's expanding influence through the acquisition of Marvel and Star Wars, reinforcing its role in shaping the consciousness of younger generations.