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one of the tools used in the process of erasing our history is what we know as lunatic asylums

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now if you're new to this topic most people when they think of lunatic asylums they think of the

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movies or what's now called psychiatric hospitals for people with severe mental disorders there's

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definitely multiple levels to this topic and we have the dark side which goes into these institutions

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not attempting to heal these problems in any real or holistic way and so the main approach to these

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health problems involves suppression through drugs which does not fix the issue and in most cases just

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makes things worse i'm sure many of you guys have seen the movies where someone's put into these

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mental institution and they're completely sane but they're not able to escape for whatever reason

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it could be the institution is attempting to keep you hostage for experimental reasons and or you

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have been deemed to be insane simply for going against the establishment it could also be that

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you're sane but the institution in the outside world perceives you to be insane for your beliefs such as

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schizophrenic patients who tend to communicate with other worlds these institutions have a history

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and most of these old asylums are these tartarian old world looking buildings that have been taken over

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and repurposed you find very similar themes with the same common story and they all use similar

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terminology such as being founded or established in 1804 or 1820 but what if these were not created

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during the 1800s but were actually taken over after some type of reset many of the dates that they

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give us can be easily manipulated as well but for the most part the oldest asylum is in virginia and it

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was founded in 1773 so most of these all started popping up around the 1812 to 1850 civil war time period

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and they actually use that as an excuse for why they needed to create even more of these institutions

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because people were insane after the war and they needed these institutions as places of refuge history

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attempts to paint these asylums in a positive light but what if it's the complete opposite in order to

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understand this make sure you've seen the other videos on tartaria explained including the one on

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the civil war which had nothing to do with slavery and was really a movement of power from the old world

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to the new cabal that had taken over temporarily it's thought that the cannons were really used

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for destroying old world buildings and the mass wealth that was accumulated outside of the cabal's

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control once we establish that we can see that one of the main tools for controlling those who may

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resist the new reset or still have memories of the past society would be to throw them into a mental

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asylum and heal them for being against the establishment in england this probably took place before it was

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moved into the americas but there was a device specifically created for mind control and erasing

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memories of patients like i said we really need to start in london before we move to america as it

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really explains that this has been going on for a while and it's strategic we're gonna take a look

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at the bethlem hospital and there's some weird stuff going on here first of all if you search for

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bethlem hospital the modern picture is not even the original location the original location was turned

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into the imperial war museum and funnily enough the word bedlam actually means confusion and notice how

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the cannons are right in front of the building as if to say that these institutions created confusion

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and erased the old world if we look at the history of this place it gets even stranger

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so the imperial war museum isn't the first location of the building either

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the hospital was founded in 1247 and it was never intended on being a hospital it was originally

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designed to be an institution aimed to support the crusader church and link england to the holy land

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we get a bunch of history from 1200 to the 1600s about the place being used as a medieval hospital

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for the needy and as we get into the 1600s there was a movement from the medieval style of each patient

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having an old style keeper physician to take care of them to the new system which essentially involved a

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bunch of wealthy aristocrats starting their own hospitals that would later be termed madhouses as

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their healing methods were far too aggressive there would be one physician residing over the entire

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institution with a visiting surgeon and drugs were given to the patients in order to heal them of

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their illnesses what ended up happening was a medical regime in which medical practices were being

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generalized across all patients and the result was extreme violent medical practices that would

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induce vomiting and avoiding of the bowels by force we really only have the basic plans of this building

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but in 1667 the hospital was moved to more fields which i find very interesting like why is it called

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more fields did they really move it or was the structure already here they keep moving because

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they are damaging these buildings beyond repair otherwise it doesn't really make sense to constantly

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keep reconstructing buildings at this level more is in a lot of old architecture and city names in

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england so it is very interesting but let's take a look at what this place looked like i mean this is

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pretty massive they're trying to tell us that it took them only a year to make this which if you ask me

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that's some bs so 100 years passed by and by the end of the 18th century the hospital in moore

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fields was supposedly deteriorating with uneven floors buckling walls and a leaking roof so remember they

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didn't really build this so they used it for 100 years and then after 100 years they essentially

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destroyed the place and in 1791 a report was sent to the governor listing 800 pounds of damage which

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would be around 1.2 million pounds today and sure that's a lot of money but it would cost way more to

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build an entirely new building especially the one that we see today with the imperial war museum

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but regardless they say it was beyond repair and so they moved to saint george fields and yes they want us

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to believe they did all this on horse and buggy yet today the modern hospital is so small you would

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think such an institution with a long history would try to preserve it by having somewhat of a nice modern

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building that's just the history for this one asylum they all have this theme now we went to this one

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specifically because there's some crazy stuff that went on here there was this guy named james tillie

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matthews he was a london tea broker who is basically the first documented case of schizophrenia

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in the 1790s concerned at the likelihood of a war between britain and france matthews who traveled to

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france was a part of some type of resistance or the guerrindist which were attempting to end the

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monarchy whether he was working as a spy for the english is questionable but after spending time in

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france he was accused of being associated with these guerrindist which the french establishment at the

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time used the whole reign on terror as an excuse to imprison their enemies and to continue their agenda of

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control so matthews was thrown in prison and after three years the french authorities concluded that

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he was a lunatic and released him when he returned to london matthews wrote two letters to lord liverpool

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complaining about conspiracies directed to him and during some debate in the house of commons he yelled

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treason now i don't know that's completely true who knows but basically the officials arrested him and

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placed him in the bethlem hospital in 1797. after examination he declared that he had taken part in

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secret affairs of state in reference to his efforts in france after 10 years in the hospital his friends

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and family petitioned for his release on the grounds that he wasn't insane his family hired their own

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doctors matthews was re-examined and he was declared sane so this is when it gets really crazy a year after

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he was released a man named john haslam produced the book illustrations of madness in which he intended

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to settle the dispute over matthews sanity essentially this book is what ends the debate on what really

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happened with matthews it shares his story and paints him as a lunatic even though the author does

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attempt to stay unbiased but here's the thing even though there are some elements to the story that

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may be caused by some type of schizophrenia it's likely that this was purposely induced as he knew

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way too much information what do you think they did to him for 10 years in the hospital so essentially

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this was made to make this information look like complete insanity when really there may be some truth

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to it let's remember that during this time asylums were mainly vehicles of the state

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so matthews believed that there was this gang of criminals and spies skilled in pneumatic chemistry

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this gang would torment him by means of rays emitted by a machine called the heirloom or gaseous charge

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generator they put james matthews in bethlem hospital because he knew of the secret war machine that was

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used by these french revolutionaries which we can ask who were these revolutionaries and is there

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something else going on with that story but essentially 250 years before the cia's failed

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brainwashing experiments somehow french revolutionaries in france had created a mind control machine

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in death ray is this another setup revolution similar to the bolshevik revolution that was

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a counter operation james somehow found himself mixed in the middle and only due to his family he luckily got

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out and left us with the only known knowledge of these devices who knows these could be even older

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and explain how many other cities were taken over behind the scenes but in his very descriptive

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explanation of the machine matthews explained that these machines had been deployed all over london

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secretly in cellars the heirloom was enormous it stood seven meters tall and it was surrounded by

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barrels that fed noxious gases through oiled leathered pipes into the main body of the machine

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the gases were derived from substances including gas from the horse's anus seminal fluid and putrid human

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breath the heirloom used magnetically charged air particles that could be directed towards its victim

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in order to induce the effect of mesmerism of course we don't take mesmerism seriously today in modern

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science however this was not the case during this time period and obviously there was an advanced

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machine capable of inducing these effects so who's to say that these people can't do the same with their

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minds but regardless the machine needed to be operated by a certain amount of members who each

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had their own name and duty as described by matthews the main body of the machine had a number of keys

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levers and brass retorts these were used to modulate the flow of magnetically charged air that was

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emitted from the machine skillfully combined sequences of the various levers and keys could produce

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different types of air current which could be directed towards the victim to assault them with a whole

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arsenal of psychological and physiological effects essentially this was some type of instrument and

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an art at that as someone would basically play it as a piano and magnetically charge the air current

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with the intention of directing it towards the victim to assault them one of these effects were

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called kiting where an idea is forced into the thoughts of the victim which undulates in the

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intellect for hours together and how much soever the person assailed may wish to direct his mind to

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other subjects he finds himself unable to do so similarly thought making this gang could literally suck

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the thoughts out of a victim out of their head and replace it with any subject they choose

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they had an effect called lobster cracking in which the external pressure of the magnetic atmosphere

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surrounding the person assailed was increased so as to stagnate his circulation and produce instant

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death they also interestingly talk about nutmeg which is also known to give a psychedelic reaction

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to those who are allergic they must have known that it could be used as a suggestogen there are even

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depictions of the number of controls this machine had multiple parameters for a variety of different

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settings now think about it if this was just a delusion then how is it possible to have such a

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detailed description of this device there is a reason that this machine is not commonly known

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and it's because these devices have been used on populations throughout history in order to cause

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amnesia control popular narratives and to take over societies if they use this politically who's to

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say they don't use this in other areas what if this explains the industrial revolution and having all

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this cheap labor where you had these people working in bad conditions and yet they still stayed

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the story is that they were poor and they had to but what if there is some type of device in the

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cellars of these old mills that induce specific thoughts like being a hard worker because you have to

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now there is another part of this that we will cover briefly basically when you look up influencing

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machine what you have is all these educated mainstream scholars concluding that the heirloom and other

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mind control devices are just visions of schizophrenics but not just that but there's even something more

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profound to get from all this that the influencing machine is some deep subconscious archetypal trope

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now i'm not saying that this can't happen to someone with schizophrenia but i am very suspicious of

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this public opinion and that these are all simply hallucinations of madmen first off isn't it convenient that

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the first schizophrenia patient ever just so happens to have the most detailed engravings of this

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machine and no one at this time had been discussing any technologies like this in public literature so

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there was no way he just imagined this out of nowhere they literally built a working replica of the

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machine it wasn't just a delusion this was influenced by some type of event and this wasn't just with james

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matthews there have been several counts of artists depicting these types of devices but they're just

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labeled as insane or they just try to decode this as some deep youngian philosophical symbolism when

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really there may be multiple things going on spiritual forces that influence these peoples

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and or physical devices that actually do exist and influence the thoughts of their victims

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there are actually quite a few depictions of these and of course it's not to say that every one of

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these is real but this idea of a mind control device is obviously prevalent in our psyches and

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sure you can take the psychiatrist approach and just say it's an aspect of our deep subconscious or

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whatever and i'm sure that does play a part but it's not the meat of the subject all the scholarly

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work on the subject tends to take this viewpoint however as many of you are thinking these types of

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devices have existed for who knows how long but they're not just fantasy and they've been around far

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longer than just the heirloom you would most likely think there would be an attempt to develop a

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mesmerism device and or mind control device in the 18th century because hypnotism was believed to

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exist that being the case you would think that powerful people would look into creating a mind

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control device with the advancement of technology and electricity during the 18th century even in

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ancient societies psychedelics and suggestogens have been used as means of controlling one's mind

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what resulted in the 18th century was a fairly simple machine to construct that was advanced to

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operate and would go to work behind the scenes influencing public suggestion and controlling

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the minds of anyone who'd resist the establishment this device would also allow for creating amnesia in

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a new population interestingly enough there's a game called amnesia i'm sure most of you guys know

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about dark descent but there's another one called a machine for pigs there's this artist who composited

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everything as one map and it's really interesting to look at because you have the same type of heirloom

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device and you see this happening on a mass scale with it coming out of the factories and there's a

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tesla coil in the background as well magnetizing the currents there's actually a lot of weird stuff

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with this game you have the old world tartarian buildings and there's also this thing about absinthe

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which again that gets into psychedelics but yeah i just thought it was really weird i mean a lot of

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these illustrations seem to be depicting some kind of hidden past or maybe they know something that

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we don't also i want to give a shout out to paul cook as he had some really good research on this

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topic so make sure to check out his channel if we return to america with that in mind and i mean

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that's just the surface of what's going on throughout history at these hospitals it gets much darker but

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for the most part we can begin to question the narrative behind these structures as it's the same

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theme with most of them the narrative just doesn't really add up most of these asylums are really

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big and their architecture is quite advanced for its time considering the tools they had

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also the population was too little at the time to construct these structures and many of them

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were built in just a few years let's keep in mind that the first general hospital in america

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is the pennsylvania hospital which was founded in 1751. so let me get this straight they're building

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these massive structures and cities out of nowhere philadelphia started in the early 1700s and they

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don't even think about creating a general hospital for over 50 years the oldest asylum is the virginia

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eastern lunatic asylum which no longer exists as it was destroyed in a very convenient fire in 1885

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according to the depictions it looks to be an old world building that is slightly buried beneath the

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ground this building only took two years to build according to the story as it was established in 1770

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and the first patient was administered in 1773. the second oldest asylum is the spring grove asylum

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in maryland again it looks very similar now it started off as a general hospital in 1797

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but it actually can trace its roots to an institution three years earlier

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basically it was a men's club headed by a sea captain named jeremiah yellet established what they

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called a retreat for the ailing mariners of baltimore hmm that kind of sounds weird to me but that's how

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it began as some private men's club and then became a hospital for strangers and mariners the hospital for

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seamen and strangers it seems that the hospital was actually funded by captain yellow and his associates

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so the story is that the club evolved into a hospital as a way to take care of the mariners

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who had many medical conditions such as nutritional diseases they refer to many of the patients as

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inmates and it seems that there is something else going on with this supposed retreat basically it could

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have been a means for mind controlling newcomers who came by sea and labeling them as insane if they

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do not fit the narrative at the time maryland's mentally ill were called inebriates and or being

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mentally retarded now they didn't have a word for being mentally insane maybe because it wasn't

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really prevalent until after the reset so of course they had to create this narrative the northeast coast

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is home to america's oldest ports at least from the mainstream sense somewhere these old world cities

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first started to be taken over right like the west of america wasn't conquered until like after the

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civil war so the northeast must have started these reset plans very early on programming any immigrants

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who may be trying to relocate so in 1797 the hospital had a new purpose for the reception and care of

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lunatics or really anyone who didn't fit the narrative let's also keep in mind that yellow

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fever epidemic happened around this time and i just wonder if this was also done with intent

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now that we understand they had a mind control device using magnetized air currents you would

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think that maybe they know how to spread disease using similar methods of course the excuses mosquitoes

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were breeding in the wetlands and because of warmer climate this led to a number of these outbreaks

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that doesn't really make sense as the native americans never suffered from these issues so

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there's definitely something else going on when it comes to all this sickness the sudden need to

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create all these hospitals out of nowhere which really should have been constructed from day one in

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any well-planned city unless of course they didn't have any need for hospitals but that's another can of worms

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basically in 1808 the state took over the building and they decided to do forty thousand dollars in

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repairs which that's a lot of money at that time and the story goes that they got this money because

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a bunch of lottery winners donated back to the state so that they could expand the hospital right that

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makes sense okay this is when it gets crazy so in 1813 during the war of 1812 an admission to the

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city hospital could be ordered or authorized by the chancellor of an entity known as the chancery court

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as the head of this court the chancellor had the authority to commit to the facility those

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individuals who were referred to by the law as any lunatic idiot or person insane acts of 1813

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so within 10 years of creating this hospital which was started and funded by a boys club

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the state takes over and creates a law that they can basically put anyone they deem crazy in the mental

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asylum captain yellet obviously had connections with the state they were in cahoots he just funded it

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now i'm just giving you one example the second oldest in fact but you just have to think

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these started appearing out of nowhere all around this area around this time and i mean

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a lot of asylums and the typical answer is because of yellow fever civil war and syphilis

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but as we have gone over the hidden side of things we see there may be a different agenda at play

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all these backstories for these hospitals aren't giving you the whole truth i mean just look at this

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logbook of the west virginia hospital for the insane this list documents reasons for admission

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to the institution i mean these guys weren't playing around so these are pretty crazy if you

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ran out of money and became homeless got business trouble if you got kicked in the head by a horse

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i guess that was common back then imaginary female trouble in a moral life not sure what that's

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supposed to mean imprisonment okay that's kind of scary if you had your own religious beliefs or if

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you were a woman with her own beliefs that would get you sent to an asylum let's see bad whiskey okay

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these institutions don't really care about your health they were designed for that purpose these

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facilities are tools of the state to control a society based on what the controllers deem appropriate

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if you over studied religion that would get you sent to the institution overtaxing mental powers so

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if you were too smart they would get you oh and look you can get sent in for politics right how

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convenient i mean this is a super long list i'm not going to go over it all read it over but it's just

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insane i mean egotism how do we even measure that someone acts arrogant they just get thrown into a lunatic

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asylum i mean this kind of became a meme because of some of the weirder funnier ones but they would

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basically throw you into asylum for any reason that they wanted it could be any reason they would just

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throw you in if you were a problem i mean just take a look at some of these asylums very old world

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looking and you know it's not really commonly accepted that there are castles in america but many

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of these old asylums and old prisons are literally just that they just aren't called castles and we've

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never looked at them with new eyes many of these old asylums share what is called the kirkbride plan

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which is a system of mental asylum designs advocated by american psychiatrist thomas kirkbride now this is

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the explanation they give on why many of these buildings have similar designs but could it be that

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these are actually older world structures many of them containing underground tunnels and also mud

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flooded windows it's even in the narrative one good example is rockwood asylum which first we have to

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look at the kingston penitentiary which if we look at some photos it looks very old world this is canada

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but still you can find the same thing in the us but the story goes that the kingston penitentiary was

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overrun with medically ill criminally insane inmates so to solve this problem the asylum was built on the

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shores of lake ontario close to the penitentiary built by the prisoners themselves that doesn't make

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any sense to me but we're supposed to believe that somehow they made these insane inmates build an asylum

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for themselves where by the way in the rockwood asylum they would literally make people wear uniforms with

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the label lunatic and it was also a common practice to drill directly into the skull so

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i mean yeah i'm sure they were so excited to build this asylum who would have guessed that the mentally

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insane have the skill to actually build architecture like this i highly recommend checking out there's

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no place like home she has a great video on this subject so shout out to her but she goes over this

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as well and we see the same thing with the toronto insane asylum that basically during this whole 1800s

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period the state took it on to their selves to take care for whoever they deemed to be critically

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insane as i just showed you with the list you can imagine how this could go really wrong the toronto

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building has the same dome structure with the stairs that lead up to the entrance mud flooded windows and

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looks like a typical tartarian building another good example is traverse city state hospital which

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is extremely victorian looking it also has a pretty scary feel to it but they want us to believe that

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this was built in 1880 in traverse city michigan when the population at that time was less than 2 000.

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why would they need a hospital that big because these buildings were used as a means for the

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state to control the population and they used old world buildings to create these institutions

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as they didn't have the budget or tools to create such detailed structures

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i didn't know about this one until recently but the oldest hospital still in operation in california

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is the napa state hospital in california founded in 1872 it has very strange vibes and the entire thing

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is ginormous it was originally self-sufficient with its own dairy and poultry ranches vegetable gardens

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orchards and other farming operations it basically was its own city and this is in north california

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also many of these facilities have very high security anyone and everyone who enters goes

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through multiple doors metal detectors and locked gates weird thing is that it doesn't really look

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anything like it did in the past today it's still out there in the valley and separated into different

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units so i guess they are still using parts of the building but it looks vastly different than it used to

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to keep in mind the san francisco world fairs and all these buildings that they destroyed that had

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the same exact architecture and they didn't really have a reason for destroying it it's also suspicious

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how they even built it in the first place another one is the graystone park psychiatric hospital

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or what was originally called the state asylum for the insane at morristown this basically is an entire

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city it was the largest continuous foundation in the united states from the time it was built

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until it was surpassed by the pentagon and it's around 700 000 square feet now let's take a look

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at some of the penitentiaries the eastern state penitentiary looks just like a castle to me it literally

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has gargoyles but again we don't normally think of castles in america but it's just because we have been

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given buildings with made up histories and our eyes have become accustomed to just seeing the structures

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as government buildings or prisons and even colleges they all have the same story of being

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built randomly in the early 1800s i mean why would you want to make a jail look so fancy is this really

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the most efficient way to build such a structure with the tools and resources available at the time

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i mean we won't even build something like this today the kentucky state penitentiary in eddieville

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kentucky is nicknamed the castle on the cumberland and another reason that these buildings are castles

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is that most likely they have been altered and their tops destroyed so we aren't even seeing the

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entire building if we saw it in its entirety we would see clearly that it was not designed to be a prison

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oh so the population of eddieville kentucky in 1880 was less than 500 people so that doesn't

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make any sense whatsoever to build such a massive prison i mean just imagine if this had steeples

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on it this is very out of place for its location and time period the animosa state penitentiary is

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also a very unique victorian architecture in iowa if we look at the population at the time it was less

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than 3 000 in 1900 so again doesn't really add up the tennessee state prison is really insane it

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actually reminds me a lot of the biltmore which this probably connects more so with many of the

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old world mansions but we actually have a little surprise coming out soon it's gonna be big but

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back to what i was saying the tennessee state prison was founded in 1832 but as in all these stories for

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some reason they always decide to move the building to a new location it was either burned down or beyond

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repair and or they come up with some new plans for some gothic architecture it supposedly finishes

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construction in 1898 but it just seems like these were redesignated structures it's too out of place

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and seems kind of pointless to spend so much money on these buildings to only last less than a hundred

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years there are many more of these prisons but i also think colleges play the same part i mean think

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about what we're talking about it's all state programming the asylums prisons they were considered

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to be the same thing before psychiatric hospitals came in and the schools took a similar approach

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with compulsory learning and the whole initiative to create a society of workers not thinkers so these

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old world buildings were turned into college institutions as well harvard william and mary columbia

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university yale university princeton st john's college moravian university dartmouth college

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st joseph's university these buildings and castles have been right in front of our eyes this entire

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time these are government controlled old world buildings that were repurposed as mind control

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weapons each one of these colleges has its own strange narrative that really doesn't add up but

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we'll have to save that for another video hope you all stay curious and all we can hope is that our minds

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will be unveiled let go of everything you think to be true relax the mind and ask the question do i truly

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understand what this reality is

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