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174 But what I’m talking about is having an almost split personality. A situation where the mood swings are more like severe personality swings, but the person in question still answers to their name and never loses awareness of their core self, versus multiple personality disorder where a person may answer to a different name, thinking they are actually somebody else. My theory is that in the case of multiple personas there could be one of a couple of things happening: 1) the mind control target has had their mind split/fractured during programming sessions, which leaves them with personality instability in their waking life that in turn, can cause their personality to shift around, yet...they never quite make the full flip over into a compartmentalized alter, losing the sense of who they are. It stops just short of that, leaving the person a fully functioning member of society, with (relatively...) little suspicious behavior that would be noticed by anybody. Or 2) it’s a situation where programming to fracture the mind has only been done on a mild, surface level. I figured some this out on my own around 1999-2000 or so, after having experienced my mom’s rapid and unstable personas switches as a teen, as well as hearing my brother’s story, and then observing my then boyfriend Steve, as well as my own self, only to stumble onto corroborating data several years later in an article by Gunther Rassbacher that backed up the tentative theory. From the online article “Operation Open Eyes: Mind Control in America — Five Easy Steps to Create a Manchurian Candidate” by Rassbacher (bolded words my “The next step is Level 3 hypnosis, where the subject will become an “overwrite” upon his own personality. An “overwrite” is a new identity or personality. It is similar to having multiple personalities, except the original personality is repressed or hidden under the “overwrite” and will not surface for a set period of time which is While I have yet to know somebody who exhibited individualized split personalities to a severe extent, I have on the other hand, witnessed the concept of multiple personas, or maybe an overwrite, as it’s called in the above excerpt. I have also seen these people assign an alternate moniker to themselves that they like to occasionally go by, Chasing Phantoms —_—_—_— Ee" own emphasis): determined by the Programmer. The “overwrite” is not a complete new identity...”