by Jason Christoff | Nov 2, 2017 | Child Abuse, Eugenics, Hidden History, Mind Control, Tyranny
In the mid 18th century in Prussia (now known as Germany), the ruling 1% had to deal with the fact that children, raised by their parents, were too intelligent and independent to be tricked into fighting in fabricated imperial wars. Although the wars were advertised...
by Jason Christoff | Nov 1, 2017 | Eugenics, Hidden History, Mind Control, Self Love, Tyranny
Of course cocaine is pure poison. How poisonous? Just watch this short video from a documentary with food star Gorden Ramsey. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzTo9ngELyI The ruling families have always been interested in how poison down regulates everything it means...
by Jason Christoff | Oct 30, 2017 | Child Abuse, Eugenics, Hidden History, Mind Control, Self Murder, Self sabotage, Tyranny, Vaccines
The cold and flu season in children (that helps start the disease hysteria) which in turn is used to push the uninformed public into poison based vaccine clinics, is driven by these orchestrated events. 1) The Time Change – the time change is proven to lower...
by Jason Christoff | Oct 30, 2017 | Eugenics, Mind Control, Self Murder, Self sabotage
1. Working Night Shift – the body’s circadian rhythms (our energy production and repair cycles) are tied to the cycles of the sun and the moon. Being awake when the body expects sleep (at night) disrupts the body’s metabolism in a very negative way....
by Jason Christoff | Oct 17, 2017 | Eugenics, Hidden History, Mind Control, personal growth, Self Love, Self Murder, Self sabotage, Tyranny
I remember this guy who was drinking alcohol heavily and wasting his money buying everyone drinks, trying to buy friends at the bar……where no one is even a friend to themselves, let alone to anyone else. He would buy bags and bags of cocaine after coming...
by Jason Christoff | Oct 15, 2017 | Eugenics, Hidden History, Mind Control, Self Murder, Self sabotage
The most subtle mind control tactic used upon the population is the division colors of blue and red. It’s easier to document what’s not blue and red than to review what is. For example, as I was watching this tennis tournament above, the match went to...