Fw: [CTRL] ritual abuse and mind control conference tapes

 

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Subject: [CTRL] ritual abuse and mind control conference tapes

-Caveat Lector- Hi !

Tapes from the ritual abuse and mind control conference are now available. Please find info below on this.  Thanks. 


Tape Order Form for The Eighth Annual Ritual Abuse, Secretive Organizations and Mind Control Conference - 2005

Some of the topics discussed on these tapes may be very triggering. These tapes are educational and not intended as therapy or treatment.  Statements made on these tapes are the speaker's own statements only and don't necessarily  represent the policies or views of conference sponsors, cosponsor, speakers, exhibitors or organizers.  Speaker descriptions will follow ordering information.

1. Neil Brick -  "How healing from ritual abuse and mind control works." 

2. Wanda Karriker, Ph.D. -"The World Will Know!  Words from a Hopeless Optimist."

3.  Mary Keats RN BA"Breaking the Silence"

4.  Carol Rutz "Healing from Ritual Abuse Torture and Mind Control: Why Finding Your Voice Can Make a Difference to You and Others."

5.  Hal Pepinsky - "Inferring Offender Motivation."

6.  Kathleen Sullivan - "Riding the Rocket : from Rage and Depression to Healthy Activism."

7.  Jeanette Westbrook MSSW, CSW, "Law Enforcement and Survivors- Are they on our side"

Tapes are approximately 60 minutes long.  Tapes are $10 each. Shipping and Handling charges on tapes are $1.50 (US) for the first tape, .50 for each additional. Canada $2.00 first tape, .75 each additional, rest of world, $3.00 first tape, $1.00 each additional.
With shipping and handling:  US Price -all tapes - $55, Canada price - all tapes - $60

Please mail form below and checks (US Banks only, please), money orders (US) to P. O Box 1295, Easthampton, MA 01027-1295 USA E-mail: SMARTNEWS@AOL.COM

Please list all tapes wanted by number. Thank you.

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Speakers and Biographies

Please note: Listing of these speakers does not necessarily constitute our endorsement of them. They are  speaking at our conference for educational  value  only and some may be triggering. Listening to the speakers at the conference may or may not help your recovery process, so use caution when listening to any speaker or contacting any resource mentioned herein.  These descriptions may be triggering. Please use caution while reading.

Neil Brick  is a survivor of alleged Masonic Ritual Abuse and MK-ULTRA. He is the editor of S.M.A.R.T. - A Ritual Abuse Newsletter..  His topic is: "How healing from ritual abuse and mind control works."

Wanda Karriker, Ph.D., a retired psychologist, wrote the novel Morning, Come Quickly to share what she has learned both personally and professionally about ritual abuse, secretive organizations, and mind control torture.  To try to assure that her message reaches the widest audience possible, she has adapted the story for film. Her topic is: "The World Will Know!  Words from a Hopeless Optimist."

Mary Keats RN BA wife, mother, grandmother, working in social services, is a survivor of Ritual Abuse Torture.. She is a spiritual person who enjoys life to the fullest. Her energy and enthusiasm are infectious .She refuses to be muzzled, decided early on in her recovery to break the silence, so others could be helped. Her topic is: "Breaking the Silence."

Carol Rutz is a survivor of SRA and Government Mind Control Experiments. Her book "A Nation Betrayed" http://my.dmci.net/~casey/ tells the chilling true story of secret Cold War experiments performed on innocent children and unsuspecting adults. She continues to work at endeavors which help to provide validation and healing for the survivor community. Her topic is : "Healing from Ritual Abuse Torture and Mind Control: Why Finding Your Voice Can Make a Difference to You and Others."

Hal Pepinsky - Since the fall of 1993, Hal Pepinsky has as far as he knows been the only university professor to bring more than one ra/mc survivor to his classes. Hal has taught criminal justice for 32 years. Surviving ritual abuse and mind control has become a foundation for his larger thinking on what he calls "peacemaking," establishing safe relations in the face of violence.  His topic is ""Inferring Offender Motivation."

Kathleen Sullivan lives in Tennessee with her husband, Bill. She began her recovery in 1989. In 1996, she founded the North American Freedom Foundation (formerly PARC-VRAMC). Her autobiography, Unshackled: A Survivor's Story of Mind Control, was published in 2004. She is now working towards a master's degree in Social Work.  Her topic is: "Riding the Rocket : from Rage and Depression to Healthy Activism."

Jeanette Westbrook, MSSW, CSW is a nationally known speaker and lecturer at Universities and gave a presentation in March  2003 to The United Nations 48th Session on The Status of Women in  a panel presentation, "The Many Faces of Torture" providing testimony as a Survivor of Ritual Abuse Torture and Human Trafficking. Ms. Westbrook is a licensed Social Worker in practice full time and serves as a consultant to Law Enforcement and social service agencies.  Her topic is: "Law Enforcement and Survivors- Are they on our side?" www.ctrl.org DECLARATION & DISCLAIMER ========== CTRL is a discussion & informational exchange list. Proselytizing propagandic screeds are unwelcomed. Substance—not soap-boxing—please! These are sordid matters and 'conspiracy theory'—with its many half-truths, mis- directions and outright frauds—is used politically by different groups with major and minor effects spread throughout the spectrum of time and thought. That being said, CTRLgives no endorsement to the validity of posts, and always suggests to readers; be wary of what you read. CTRL gives no credence to Holocaust denial and nazi's need not apply.

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Fw: NORML booster Willie Nelson is coming out of his smoke-filled closet!

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From: "Allen St. Pierre" <director@norml.org>
To: "NORML News" <norml_news@mail.norml.org>
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 9:31 PM
Subject: NORML booster Willie Nelson is coming out of his smoke-filled
closet!

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> Subject: NORML booster Willie Nelson is coming out of his smoke-filled
> closet!
>
> August 8, 2005
>
> Dear friend of NORML,
>
> How cool is NORML Advisory Board member Willie Nelson?
>
> The man is everywhere in today's diverse media!
>
> Please check out NORML's new tribute page to America's most famous
> cannabis consumer at: http://www.norml.org/index.cfm?Group_ID=6616
>
> At the 'tender' age of 73 years old Willie Nelson, a living American
> legend and icon, once again demonstrates his great cross-cultural appeal,
> while at the same time expressing his longtime use and appreciation of
> cannabis.
>
> In the last few weeks Willie Nelson has done a remarkable amount to help
> de-stigmatize the nearly 70 year-old Reefer Madness stereotypes that still
> hamper social and legal reforms today:
>
> To wit:
>
> -This past Fourth of July weekend, Willie hosted the first annual Willie
> Nelson/NORML Benefit Golf Tournament in Austin and made available 50 VIP
> tickets for NORML supporters at his annual 'Family' Concert and Picnic.
> Photos from this year's event are posted at the Willie 'tribute' page (Do
> not miss next year's Willie/NORML benefit golf/music tournament!)
>
> -Willie invited Keith Stroup and me to be part of the upcoming High Times'
> cover shoot and feature interview where he talks bluntly about his life,
> ganja and creativity.
>
> -Willie recently released his ganja-inspired reggae album, Countryman.
> Most notable from my standpoint as NORML's director, and from a cultural
> point of view, is the incredible cannabis-centric marketing of the album.
> You must check out the 'flash' animation embedded on the 'Countryman'
> album icon at:
> http://www.norml.org/index.cfm?Group_ID=6616
>
> -This week, a movie that Willie is a featured guest star, The Dukes of
> Hazard, is number one at the box office. In actively promoting the movie
> on TV, Willie has plugged as much for cannabis as he has for the movie.
> Who else in Hollywood could pull that off? Also, currently the Country
> Music Channel and Public Broadcasting both have fascinating and revealing
> biographies of Willie's life. Including, per usual, Willie's upfront
> interests in cannabis smoking and hemp as an alternative to fossil fuels.
>
> Ask yourselves how much faster cannabis legalization would occur if more
> American celebrities (and athletes, politicians and businesspersons) were
> as honest and truthful as Willie Nelson?
>
> On behalf of NORML's membership, Board of Directors, chapters and staff, I
> thank Willie for being such a good friend to NORML, the common person and
> freedom.
>
> With warmest regards,
>
>
> Allen St. Pierre
> Executive Director
> Member, Board of Directors
> NORML
> director@norml.org
> 202-483-5500
>
> p.s.
> Honors go to Willie's promotional team for the best 'download bar' on the
> web! Again, check out the 'flash' animation embedded on the 'Countryman'
> album icon at: http://www.norml.org/index.cfm?Group_ID=6616
>
>
>
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Coast to Coast - "The Reincarnation of Edgar Cayce?" - Part One

Coast to Coast - "The Reincarnation of Edgar Cayce?" - Part One:

"In fact, participating in one conversation while also overhearing and following another is an excellent way to train yourself to be more psychic, providing that you can do it without losing eye contact or focus and getting someone angry with you. Most people have completely shut off this ability by learning to “tune out” television commercials while having conversations at the same time. That is one reason why frequent television watching can be an enemy of psychic development.



I had academically developed this ability to divide my mental focus from years of practicing advanced drum rhythms, where all four limbs were doing unique and different patterns at the same time, such as jazz, polyrhythmic exercises, Calypso, Latin samba, bossa nova or bolero. Even beginner-level rock beats, which I started playing as early as seventh grade, can start to get the mind working this way, as can other instrument studies as well. I found out later that black-ops people looking for psychics are always particularly interested in musicians, for that very reason."

Finally, some practical advice on gaining superpowers...
us regulars will need them in the near future...
you know, to fight the zombies and the scientologists...

so sorry for you

if you weren't at Rudz just now...
Holly Golightly was just right.
Seriously,
the economy of the arrangements,
the lyrics,
the rocking,
the blues,
the organ,
everything...

I was meeting my friend Karen for a drink
and I called Margaret ** to see if she wanted
to join us...
she reminded me that Holly was playing tonight,
and it was the best news I'd had all week...
I spent way more of my unemployment check than I should have.

Over the last few years Holly's music has really worked for me...
everytime I hear something like "You ain't no big thing" or "I won't go out"
I feel better, even if I feel worse...
she just really gets it.

I listened to Billy Childish for years,
and was a huge fan of Thee Headcoatees,
but nobody was surprised as I was that Holly's
records were SOOOOO damn amazing. (fr th rcrd: I bought Kyra's records too,
and everything B. Childish related I could find for years, but Holly's graduated all that...she's really her own thing now, and if you have any feelings in yr bones at all you really need to track some of her recordings down, have a few whiskeys, and listen to the truth she's got to sing... It ain't like she makes a BIG PRODUCTION of it, no miasmas, no drama...just the real "Fuck Me. Fuck You." understated and true.)


anyway, you missed it tonight,
and if you ain't at Helios on Monday fr The Rx Medicine Show,
you'll be missing it again,
you moron.
I'll be sitting in.
So come on down
and show solidarity with yr unemployed brother.
You can call in sick Tuesday.
I know you can.
We'll be bringing the real communal-party-
bluegrass-old-timey-punk-rock-hip-hop
happenin'...
best party in Houston on a Monday night,
or all week for that matter...


oh yeah,
if yr coming to see Tamalalia X make yr reservations ASAP,
or it ain't happenin' boss...
just so's ya know...

M

hmmm

There's something oddly satisfying about cashing one's unemployment check at the liquor store...
or is that just me?

File Under: What the F? - NRLB Redefines 'Your Own Time'

Slashdot | NRLB Redefines 'Your Own Time':

"Doc Ruby writes 'The U.S. National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has ruled to ban off-duty worker 'fraternization,' at the employer's discretion. So getting together for a beer after work can now be prohibited by the boss. With IT workers so commonly producing some of our best work 'after hours,' even at home or in restaurants/bars, will this ruling come back to bite employers in the IT industry? Can they really stop you from talking with your cubicle neighbor on the bus home, if they can't even stop you from reading Slashdot while on the clock?'"

Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah Marshall: July 31, 2005 - August 06, 2005 Archives

Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah Marshall: July 31, 2005 - August 06, 2005 Archives: "You can't make a solid argument that wages in other countries have found their natural level if one of the major 'inputs' is organized political violence to keep wages low and labor activism inert.

To put it more concretely, one part of a real market in labor is the ability for people to protest conditions, either actively (through organizing) or passively (through quitting or refusing to work). But if people who try to form labor unions are murdered then that whole theory falls apart."

BINGO! Somebody give that man a cigar.
A free market requires free labor
which required free laborers...
freedom of speech,
freedom to protest,
freedom to ORGANIZE!

without these things,
and others,
all you've got is a rigged game.

excerpting an excerpt to say an unrelated thing! whoohooo!

Cast Our Nets Like Rampage!!!:

"When I talk to the Japanese manga editors, and they talk about the process of creation, they talk about different story-telling themes as being important. You talk to an American English professor and they'll talk about conflict as what drives story. The Japanese editors talk about friendship driving the story, not being driven by conflict at all. "

I am absolutely in love with the idea of a literature not driven by conflict.

That is all.

From the DMG Newsletter - Albert Mangelsdorff is gone.

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"On July 25th, German trombonist Albert Mangelsdorff passed away at age 76 after a long illness. He was considered Germany's most famous and beloved musician and one of jazz' most accomplished trombonists. Mangelsdorff's career began in the mid '50s through his older brother Emil (a capable jazz saxophonist and flutist who is still active). He played with many different German groups in his native Frankfurt, recording often with Hans Koller's groups. He was a German representative in the Newport Jazz Festival International Youth Band. His first exposure to world audiences came in 1962 when he recorded Animal Dance with the MJQ's John Lewis. From 1963 to 1971, Mangelsdorff led a working group that recorded such seminal European jazz albums as Tension, Now Jazz Ramwong and Never Let It End. He was an active participant in the Norddeutscher Rundfunk big bands for decades as well as a late addition to the Globe Unity Orchestra. From the '70s to the present, Mangelsdorff recorded numerous albums, including several for solo trombone. He was a co-leader of the United Jazz and Rock Ensemble with Wolfgang Dauner. He has been honored numerous times for his accomplishments, most recently in 2003 when his 75th birthday was celebrated in the Royal Opera Hall in Frankfurt. He was Artistic Director for the Berlin Jazz Festival in '90s and a prestigious German jazz prize is named for him, given annually by the German Jazz Union.

In Germany jazz circles, just saying the name "Albert" is enough. Mangelsdorff was involved in every phase of German - and European - from the rise of the big bands to the development of original small groups sounds and the rise of avant garde and free music. His influence on any progressive trombone player cannot be understated and he and Paul Rutherford are almost completely responsible for the ascent of the trombone as a solo instrument. He has been called the #1 trombonist in the world, an appellation he in his modesty eschews. However, with his passing, Europe loses a pioneer and jazz loses an irreplaceable voice." - Andre Henkin from All About Jazz

For more information on Albert Mangelsdorff:
http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=539
http://www.jazzpages.com/Mangelsdorff/index_e.htm
http://www.jazzinstitut.de/

http://notacompliment.blogspot.com

 

 

Click opera - July 30th, 2005

On the topic of guerilla art, street theatre, etc...
Click opera - July 30th, 2005: "'I'd like to draw your attention to a most extraordinary tour that's going on in Japan right now, and being blogged in an excellent collective blog. Shobus Diary documents Shobo Shobo artists O.lamm, Domotic, Davide Balula, and Minifer during their 'Shoboshobus / Mobium Japan Tour 2005'. (Ishida Daisuke is the Japanese host.) Since these are highly original people, this is a bit different from your average rock or laptop tour. Instead of concert halls, the French artists have opted to busk. They've built portable speakers which hang from their necks, each one supporting a laptop. They're playing on the roofs of buildings, at the Tsukiji fish market, in malls and car parks, anywhere. The blog is brilliant, and expanding rapidly with photos, sounds and videos. The Shoboshobus are quite aware of the problematical issues their guerilla tactics raise about disruption, noise pollution and their status as guests in Japan. There's a lot of noise pollution in Japan already, but it tends to be in commercial or industrial areas; areas zoned for residence are hushed. Rehearsals on the roof of Yahiro Factory, where the Shoboshobus are staying, were stopped, for instance, when an employee of the Austin Mini dealership next door shouted that he couldn't stand it any more.
"

Cast Our Nets Like Rampage!!!

Cast Our Nets Like Rampage!!!:
"It is 2021, tomorrow is the 20th anniversary of 9/11 It is up to an underground group of bio-mechanically enhanced conservatives led by Sean Hannity, G. Gordon Liddy and Oliver North to thwart Ambassador Usama Bin Laden's plans to nuke New York City...And wake the world from an Orwellian nightmare of United Nations dominated ultra-liberalism."

A cyborg Sean Hannity? I have to read this.

Eros Blog: The Sex Blog -- By Bacchus

Eros Blog: The Sex Blog -- By Bacchus:

"But did you know that the spiffy new porn steaming in your output tray is secretly encoded with your printer serial number and other info that could be used to identify you?

That's a function your government got snuck into your hardware, ostensibly to catch counterfeiters. But nobody knows what else they are using the secret markings for. If you print subversive fliers or protest literature, it might be smart to worry."

The post goes on to point you to the EFF who are working on the issue.
I was a dues paying EFF member for a while...
They are worth supporting.

How we lose

Copyfight:

"Microsoft is going to prevent what they call 'hardware attacks' (as well as 'software attacks') on premium content. Such attacks include what others call fair use. My attempt to watch content on my own screen is an example of just such as 'hardware attack.'"

If a legislator wanted to insure the vote of techies everywhere they'd propose a law making it illegal to cripple a device in any way that could possibly interfere with fair use. A sort of anti-DMCA. Of course it would never pass, but it could start some interesting discussions.

IDSnews.com

IDSnews.com:

"Drunk and Unpublished, 'an unofficial poetry organization,' conducted their second session of guerilla poetry Monday night. Their target audience: Wal-Mart patrons. "

I like this a lot in theory.
In fact a couple of years back I was really into the idea of getting some street theater stuff happening.
I didn't.
But for a while I thought I would...

anyway, this does get me thinking...
this and my recent time spent in the galleria.
If you could get a group of poets we could scatter around the whole place and read poems at random positions inside the mall at regular intervals for say, an hour or so...
Do a short piece, move along, and say, 5-10 minutes later do another.
Seems like that would be fairly effective.

Any ideas folks?

oddz and endz

Well,
o.k. the internet is back on at the house...
whoohoo!
haven't been updating much...
so, what I have been doing since I lost my job?
mostly sleeping.
sleeping and tamalalia.
but now I've spent so much time in bed
that my back hurts, so I guess it's time
to get back to life...
uh, yipee.

I did go to the "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire"
audtions on Wednesday...
didn't pass either test,
but Melissa was there and she got in on the movie week quiz...
and I did read Sartre's "The Condemned of Altona" while I waited in line. Great stuff.
I was at the Galleria from 10:30 till around 3:00, and the guy next to me smelled a little, and had very bad breath.
overall it was probably about as productive as looking for work,
maybe more so, after all, I did finish the Sartre.

If yr thinking about coming to see Tamalalia make your reservations NOW.
We are selling out quickly.


Oh, and for those of you who didn't make it to the starr project show, here's
Suitcase, the band that won our round...
they're great.

that's all I gotta say right now.
and now I've said it.

Siouxsie & The Banshees re-release entire album back catalogue - NME.COM

Siouxsie & The Banshees re-release entire album back catalogue - NME.COM:

"SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES RE-RELEASE ENTIRE CATALOGUE"

Can I get a hell yeah?

ok, probably not,
Siouxsie fans are not
exactly the hell yeah type
are they?

Well,
at least it's nothing to mope about
unless you like moping...

anyway,
I have to admit I'm more excited about this than I should be.

BBC NEWS | Health | Beta-blockers 'blot out memories'

BBC NEWS | Health | Beta-blockers 'blot out memories':
"A common blood pressure drug could help people who have witnessed traumatic events, such as the London bombings, to block out their distressing memories."

Don't people remember things for a reason?
I don't like this one bit.

Can't they just go ahead and invent and legalize Soma and get this whole brave new world in full swing?

one more

go see Hotel Pasiphae.
It's pretty damn amazing.
Although ya might wanna brush up on yr
Greek myths and tragedies first...
it can only help.