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That is so sick.

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It is hard to fathom how anyone could tortue another human or animal for that matter...

Below is my attempt to intellectualize the process (gathered from my trips down many rabbit holes...)

Podesta emails reference "walnut sauce"



The human adrenal glands are typically described as walnut shaped/sized glands...






The adrenal glands are vital in the stress response and produce catecholamines (adrenaline, think fight or flight)

The torture serves 2 main functions:

1. increased adrenaline production to increase the yield of adrenochrome (walnut sauce)

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Whether human or animal, the blood sacrifice has long been a part of the rituals of many a civilization, past and present, here on Earth. From the Mayans to the Egyptians, the Jews to the Muslims, the Aztecs to the Chinese, the Zulu to the Greeks, virtually ALL civilizations have taken part in this ritual. But why? WHY do human beings feel that they can BENEFIT from the taking of another living creature’s life?


Some blood sacrifices are supposedly performed to gain favor in the eyes of some deity, thus “ensuring” a good harvest, good luck in the coming year or some other bullshite like that. Some are done as punishment to those who have committed “evil” deeds, thus “restoring” the balance of good & evil in the universe. But I have discovered ANOTHER reason for the blood sacrifice: the extraction and collection of ADRENOCHROME.

What exactly IS adrenochrome? In scientific terms, it is a chemical that is produced in the human body when adrenaline (epinephrine) oxidizes. How is the chemical extracted? A potential victim is terrorized, thus increasing the amount of adrenaline that is flowing through their body. They are then killed and the adrenochrome is collected with a needle and syringe from the base of the back of their neck and spinal column. Once collected, the chemical can be sold on the black market at exorbitant prices.


What makes adrenochrome so valuable? It has psychoactive properties and can be used as a mind control drug. It can also be consumed to give someone an “adrenaline high.”

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from wiki:

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Effect on the brain[edit]
Several small-scale studies (involving 15 or fewer test subjects) conducted in the 1950s and 1960s reported that adrenochrome triggered psychotic reactions such as thought disorder, derealization, and euphoria.[2] Researchers Abram Hoffer and Humphry Osmond claimed that adrenochrome is a neurotoxic, psychotomimetic substance and may play a role in schizophrenia and other mental illnesses.[3] In what they called the "adrenochrome hypothesis",[4] they speculated that megadoses of vitamin C and niacin could cure schizophrenia by reducing brain adrenochrome.[5][6] However, these hypotheses have never been scientifically accepted; adrenochrome is not currently believed to have any psychedelic properties.[7]

Law[edit]
Adrenochrome is unscheduled by the Controlled Substances Act in the United States, but if sold as a supplement, sales must conform to U.S. supplement laws. If sold for consumption as a food or drug, sales are regulated by the FDA.[8][unreliable source?]

In popular culture[edit]
Adrenochrome is mentioned in The Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley as "a product of the decomposition of adrenaline" that can "produce many of the symptoms observed in mescaline intoxication."
Author Hunter S. Thompson mentions adrenochrome in his book Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. The adrenochrome scene also appears in the novel's film adaptation. In the DVD commentary, director Terry Gilliam admits that his and Thompson's portrayal is a fictional exaggeration. In fact, Gilliam insists that the drug is entirely fictional and seems unaware of the existence of a substance with even a similar name. Thompson also mentions the substance in his book Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72.
The harvesting of an adrenal gland from a live victim to obtain Adrenochrome for drug abuse is a plot feature in the 2nd episode "Whom the Gods would Destroy" of Series 1 of the British TV series Lewis (2008).[9]
"Drencrom" is one of several substances mentioned in the beginning of A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess.

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2. Induce a dissociative state that is conducive for mind control (MK-Ultra).
Art /pics on the instagram of CPP referenced dissociative states.



There are worse/suggestive images (that I will NOT post) if you care to search/look

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Origins and Techniques of Monarch Mind Control

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Dr Mengle (Nazi) AKA "Angel of Death"

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Monarch programmers cause intense trauma to subjects through the use of electroshock, torture, abuse and mind games in order to force them to dissociate from reality – a natural response in some people when then are faced with unbearable pain. The subject’s ability to dissociate is a major requirement and it is ,apparently, most readily found in children that come from families with multiple generations of abuse. Mental dissociation enables the handlers to create walled-off personas in the subject’s psyche, which can then be programmed and triggered at will.


“Trauma-based mind control programming can be defined as systematic torture that blocks the victim’s capacity for conscious processing (through pain, terror, drugs, illusion, sensory deprivation, sensory over-stimulation, oxygen deprivation, cold, heat, spinning, brain stimulation, and often, near-death), and then employs suggestion and/or classical and operant conditioning (consistent with well-established behavioral modification principles) to implant thoughts, directives, and perceptions in the unconscious mind, often in newly-formed trauma-induced dissociated identities, that force the victim to do, feel, think, or perceive things for the purposes of the programmer. The objective is for the victim to follow directives with no conscious awareness, including execution of acts in clear violation of the victim’s moral principles, spiritual convictions, and volition.

Installation of mind control programming relies on the victim’s capacity to dissociate, which permits the creation of new walled-off personalities to “hold” and “hide” programming. Already dissociative children are prime “candidates” for programming”. [5. Ellen P. Lacter, Ph.D., The Relationship Between Mind Control Programming and Ritual Abuse]

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There's alot about it that doesn't make sense to me either...but the story seems to be gaining legs, and some folks have put their reputations on the line by swearing it's true. Truly fricked up if it is...

How are you keeping up with everything lately? Reddit? I've been busy recently and haven't had the time to follow

ETA: also, how is that podcast? I'm going to check it out, subscribed a minute ago

Many of you have completely gone off the deep end in this thread.

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Many of you have completely gone off the deep end in this thread.

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You may be right. By acknowledging that fact, it reveals insight (and argues against insanity).

You, however, appear to place zero confidence in any of this being valid (yet you offer no specifics refutations). Complete denial with later confirmation could lead someone to insanity/ tremendous depression...

Should Kansas go bye-bye, I will be in a much better place psychologically to deal with things than most.

I think Podesta is a creepy motherfricker and wouldn't be surprised if some of these people were involved with pedophilia, it is a fairly natural evolution of fetishes for people in power.

This particular email though about walnut sauce and pasta, why is it considered sinister?

Podesta is known to be a "chef" and a quick google search shows that walnut sauce and pasta is a very common dish. Eh, a quick urban dictionary search of walnut sauce is disturbing af.

I think I'll show myself the door.

the dentist chair part always made me extra sick

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Rumor Claims Sandusky “Pimped Out” Boys to Rich Donors
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The background surrounding the investigation of Sandusky was/is interesting...

The DA...

CNN

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What happened to Ray Gricar?
By Sara Ganim, CNN
Updated 10:09 AM ET, Wed April 15, 2015

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Ten years ago, a prosecutor in Centre County, Pennsylvania, took a day off work and vanished.

Since then, the case of Ray Gricar has become one of the most intriguing and talked about missing persons stories in the country.

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But no one has been able to find the veteran district attorney, who was 59 when he disappeared.
When he went missing that Friday morning on April 15, 2005, he left behind a live-in girlfriend, a beautiful and successful daughter and a bank account that was supposed to fund a fast-approaching retirement.

"When a district attorney goes missing, you know, it's pretty big. It's going to catch people's attention. A lot of people don't have a large footprint. This guy had influential friends, he was well known," said Todd Matthews, director of communications and case management for the National Missing and Unidentified Person System, or NamUs.

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The prevailing theories have been suicide or walk-away, especially since 2009, when a search of his Google history on his home computer found that someone had been searching "how to fry a hard drive" and "water damage to a notebook computer."

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In 2011, when former Penn State defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky was arrested and charged with sexually abusing boys, it was revealed that it was Gricar who decided not to charge Sandusky when the first victim came forward in 1998. Gricar cited a lack of evidence.
The intrigue already simmering in Gricar's case exploded. Sleuths desperately tried to find a link between the two cases, but investigators said there was no evidence that Gricar's disappearance had anything to do with Sandusky's crimes.
But some have stuck to the homicide theory, suggesting that Gricar was an enemy of mob-like gangs in central Pennsylvania who were upset at his drug and corruption prosecutions.
Cyril Wecht, a forensic pathologist, said he considered writing a book about Gricar, his ties to the Sandusky case, and whether it led to suicide. But, Wecht said, he abandoned the book idea when it became clear there was not enough evidence.
"I don't think it's a great stretch," Wecht said. "He was one of those guys with a very strong sense of justice and professional discipline and in light of what evolved and came to be disclosed -- I speak as a forensic pathologist who's done so many suicides over the years and what can bring someone to that point. It's pure conjecture, not based on any factual knowledge."
Plus, Wecht said, if it was a suicide, "I don't understand how they never recovered the body."

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local PA article

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State may investigate whether Second Mile knew of Sandusky's abuses
BRAD BUMSTED | Monday, May 16, 2016, 6:42 p.m.

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HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Attorney General's office is taking a second look at the Second Mile.

Solicitor General Bruce Castor told the Tribune-Review he has asked a head investigator to compile a memo on “what an investigation into the Second Mile would look like,” referring to the nonprofit founded in 1977 by former assistant Penn State University football coach Jerry Sandusky, who was convicted of 45 counts of child abuse in 2012.

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Critics of Corbett have long questioned why officials of the Second Mile were not investigated. They pointed to his approval of a $3 million grant for the foundation in 2011 after accepting thousands of dollars in campaign donations from people with ties to the foundation.

Corbett's office had denied any connection between the contributions and the decision not to pursue prosecution.

Former state agents and prosecutors familiar with the case said there was an extensive investigation of the board.

Federal investigators conducted an investigation.

“We have no comment,” said Dawn Mayko, spokeswoman for the U.S. attorney's office in the Middle District of Pennsylvania, based in Harrisburg.

Corbett approved a grant for the Second Mile's new building initially approved by his predecessor, Democrat Ed Rendell.

Corbett said at the time he could not reject the grant without “compromising the investigation.”

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Probably mentioned but Joe Rogan did a podcast with Alex Jones and they went pretty well into this.

Jones is a fricking loon to watch when he gets going. But when Joe could calm him down it was interesting. Very fricked up emails about chestnuts and walnuts or whatever were used in describing "brown" kids at planned pool parties?

That post is how kooks like you turn realistic issues like a child sex trafficking ring into wacko foolishness that most people will tune out.

It's as if you're doing it on purpose in order for the issue to be labelled wacko and ignored by the mainstream. Your theories turn the plausible into implausible.

And Food Network must be in on it too...
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