When you are first introduced to something so horrid, the average mind rejects it. So says the psychiatrist that sat in on the trials as a witness:
>"Dr. Judianne Densen-Gerber, New York area psychiatrist, lawyer, child abuse expert and member of the International Society of Multiple Personality and Dissociative States addressed, before the Senate Franklin committee, this "denial syndrome" that normal people, unexposed to this material, often display:
"I want to say one thing. I would not want the committee to disband. I think that is not in the best interest of the average Nebraskan citizen for the reasons that I have said. I would also not want the material to be turned over to any other committee. Because it takes two to three years for the average person to get through the automatic denial that goes along with this kind of material. The first human defense mechanism against untenable horrific facts is to say that they don't exist."
You can look into three of the most high profile, sexual abuse/mind control cases in the US and see that they were blocked in Federal Courts, that witnesses were threatened and murdered and that the cases led into the higher echelon of local and national politicians.
It is also international and it is a brief glimpse into world of power. (Why should we be any different than Rome?)
Ever see Stanley Kubricks' "Eyes Wide Shut"?
It was beleived to have been written to show substance to the Monarch mind control <programs.>
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The human mind rejects it's possibility
