Thanks for the memories : the truth has set me free! : the memoirs of Bob Hope's and Henry Kissinger's mind-controlled slave : used as a presidential sex toy and personal 'mind-file' computer / Brice Taylor.
"This amazing autobiographical account ... reveals the hidden purpose behind ... ritual abuse and mind control ... It centers around ... memories of being conditioned through childhood in order to be used by Bob Hope and Henry Kissinger as a mind-controlled slave into adulthood and used as a presidential sex toy and personal 'mind file' computer by many to further the agenda of the New World Order"--Back cover. Includes bibliographical references (pages 303-311).
Contents:
Thanks for the memmemmormee*!? -- Mind control in the modern context -- Manufacturing the mind controlled slave -- Awakening to the realities of mind control -- The creation of a human robot -- Early childhood preparation -- We're off to see the wizard! -- Uncle Charlie, Kissinger, Hope and their little puppet -- Initiation into the political arena as a sex slave -- JFK and the sex shuttle -- All the way with LBJ -- Brain surgery takes away my father's free will mind -- They didn't see me as human -- Introduced to Governor Ronald Reagan - Mind control in the prisons -- Nixon, Kissinger and international business -- Bob Hope: let me entertain you -- Parties at the Rockefellers -- Hope and Kissinger utilize the Kennedy family -- Viva Las Vegas -- The Rat Pack -- Gerald Ford -- My programmed marriage: we've only just begun -- Jimmy Carter -- The Hollywood connection -- Prince Phillip, Prince Charles and Princess Di -- They stole my baby - USC: higher education or mind control? -- Baby monarchs are born -- Dodger diamonds -- Education 2000 -- Reagan, Kissinger, Bush and more horrors -- Back to the future -- UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute -- Weaponry technology of the future -- Robot breakdown -- Bill Clinton and Hillary -- Excuse me, I'd like my life back -- Secret societies -- The council's plan -- What the world needs now -- A mother and grandmother's sorrow.
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