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189 We've all heard of people who’ve been programmed into becoming religious fanatics, aka bible thumpers, and the even more extreme example of brainwashed religious cults, but what about the flip side of this? Cutting a target off from spirituality? I’ve seen this mentioned here and there in my research, with regards to getting a arget to believe that either God hates them, or that there simply is no God. If a target believes that God hates them, or if you can get the arget angry at God, then according to mind control author Fritz Springmeier, “You can get that person to commit any sin.” And if a arget believes there is no God, or anything spiritual for that matter, hen there’s no greater spiritual hope for them to cling to, nothing to get them through trying times...nothing to fuel self-empowerment when they’re being worked over by their handlers and programming. All of which is mucho bueno when trying to isolate and destroy a arget, or program them to commit criminal acts in the vein of agent provocateur work, assassinations, terrorist activity, and so on. Spirituality often equals hope and empowerment. It can be a lifeline, and a weapon against the negs for any target who would try to fight back and resist what’s happening to them. “They” do not want that. I found this particular aspect of MILABS to be interesting, only because I believe that I experienced a variation on this, which can’t be dismissed. My aforementioned ex with the mind dismissed. with the mind dismissed. My aforementioned ex with the mind compartmentalization and the NSA dad, was also a diehard Atheist and skeptic who seemed bent on getting me to convert to Atheism, to the point where it became apparent at the end of the relationship that it had been a mission of sorts for him. Steve’s philosophy, which he stated...and stated often...was that “There is no soul, we’re all just pieces of meat, when we die it’s “lights out”, that’s it, there is no God, there is no afterlife, we’re all just pieces of meat, when we die it’s “lights out”, that’s it, there is no...... ” You get the idea. What Steve had was a script. A glossy eyed, trance-like script that he would endlessly repeat during the three years we were together, and the year and a half as roommates before that, in order to convert me to being Atheist, and then reinforce the mindset. He was also a diehard skeptic, and refused to believe in anything to do with psychic abilities, the paranormal, and so on, and made sure to work on me to ex Part III - Expanded Insights —_—_—_—_—— ee *e “There is no God”/severing spiritual connections It can be a