Alice in Wonderland MKULTRA programming

Q:
Hi, I have a couple of questions about tbmc. In terms of programming using a script from a book (AiW for example) how does the handler form the characters that they want as alters, since they're really specific? And also, is it possible that with programming after a piece of media, other unrelated alters may be created from the trauma that is used to program? Like the handler creates the alters they want, and meanwhile other 'unwanted' alters form as well?  

A:

The programmer will use torture methods, quotes from the books/movie, pictures, scenes from the movie, positive reinforcement, and other methods with a specific alter to programthem.

Other alters can form, the programmers attempt to limit/stop this by having the person they are programming be unconscious after the session. This is done with sedatives and other narcotics.

 

 

 

Q:
I have Alice in Wonderland programming as my base script, and I've got several internal structures that I'm not sure what their roles are inside, only know that they exist. I was wondering in particular about the chessboard and tulgey woods? There are wolves in the woods that we hear howling, and there are chess pieces on the chessboard.  

 

A:

In Alice in Wonderland the countryside is laid out like a chessboard. This assists with mapping the system. The story is designed around a game of chess that Alice is to win in eleven moves.
 

Chess boards are also used in duality programming, as well as mirror programming.
 

Tulgey wood is where the Jabberwocky lives, the Mad Hatter’s house is there, and other creatures. In the original work the forest has no name. The forest doesn’t seem to end as a result people become lost there. There is a secret passage in the forest that leads to the maze.
 

In programming, programmers can place traps, ‘scary’ parts, animal parts, in the forest, as well as hidden locations for alters who assist with maintaining programming.

 

 

Q:
What would be the purpose of the caterpillar absolem in alice and wonderland
programming?
 

A:

Absolem asks Alice, “Who are you?”
 

Alice is unable to answer this question, as Wonderland is a place of chaos and she has lost her sense of self.
 

Absolem can have a number of roles in a system. 

 

1.) assist with alters maintaining their identity.
2.) Ensure scripts remain in place. (He requests Alice recite a poem she should know)
3.) Can assist with navigating programming as will know some of the programming codes.
4.) Absolem is sexual in nature, and can be linked to this form of programming
5.) He knows programming history
6.) He can control memory programming (remember to forget)
 

The color of the Absolem is also important. As he appears blue or green. Also, of note, Absolem’s other name is Russell.

 

 

Q:
Could AiW programming have a tie to Easter?
 

A:

Yes, AiW (Alice in Wonderland) can be tied to Easter. This is due to the White Rabbit, and rabbits being a symbol used at Easter. He is also known as the March Hare.
 

The rabbit symbolizes new life, rebirth, with the egg fertility. Easter is a mix of holidays from different religious beliefs. AiW programming can be tied to Easter with fertility rites, and other forms of spiritual abuse.

 

 

Q:
What is the relevance of Alice from Alice in wonderland in DID?
 

A:

Alice has an important role in the system. She is usually found deep in the system and holds some of the most trauma. If there is an Alice on every level of the system or more than one Alice, they are often the sleeping Alice used to transport the body without the host or other parts remembering.

 

 

Q:
What is twin programming? What is its purpose and how would it be installed?
Specifically twin programming with tweedle Dee and tweedle dum from Alice and
wonderland (1950s movie).
 

A:

Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum would be an example of alters programmed with internal twin programming. Internal twin programming is when two alters are programmed alike, respond to the same triggers and will have mostly the same codes. Some of the twinning codes will be different to allow the programmer to access one twin separate from the other. It is installed using torture, drugs and scripts along with the child’s imagination, like all trauma based programming.

Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum would follow the script from Alice in Wonderland. Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee would be programmed to have qualities of the characters from the story, which include being mirror images (mirrors are used for twin programming); they often will contradict one another and cause confusion by making opposite statements; they may exhibit stalling or distracting behaviors when others are seeking information. The twins carry out a role of keeping the person from recognizing they are a real person with real feeling or from experiencing reality.

They don’t think they are real and believe they exist within someone else’s dream. They are usually programmed in a loop. The purpose of creating alters who perpetuate the denial of reality would be to reinforce the dissociation of memories, feelings, etc., in the person, so that others can continue to enslave
them.

 

 

Q:
(I have Alice in Wonderland programming) What are some possible reasons for Alice to be perpetually stuck in the maze? I know you can't give a definite answer since this is not much information, but if there's some possibilities you know of what would they be?
 

A:

Alice may be getting too close to the Queen’s castle. The queen may have been insulted and the guards are looking for Alice. Alice may be stuck in the maze due to trying to break programming and it is an infinity loop.

 

 

Q:
What are some of the rolls/alters that appear with Alice and wonderland programming from the 1951 movie?

 

A:
In Alice and Wonderland programming, several characters from the movie have significant roles in the system.
 

Alice has an important role in the system. She is usually found deep in the system and holds some of the most trauma. If there is an Alice on every level of the system or more than one Alice, they are often the sleeping Alice used to transport the body without the host or other parts remembering.
 

The White Rabbit usually represents the handler/programmer. He is a programming figure internally, who has access to deeper level alters. Alice and Wonderland programming uses quotations that the white rabbit says in the movie or the book. The White Rabbit is always checking his pocket watch. During the programming, images of clocks are layered in with specific tasks attached to different times.
 

The Mad Hatter is often a balance alter in a system. This means, if left alone, he adds the balance of kindness and whimsical humor. If this alter is programmed, they can have severe depressive episodes. They know the layout of the levels and can be helpful in navigating internally, if their trust can be gained.
 

The Queen of Hearts usually rules over levels in the system. She often oversees internal programming in order to keep the defenses in the system intact. 

 

Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum are used in mirror programming and twin programming.