taisharose1
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Glamorizing Mind Control and MK Ultra (spoiler alert but don't worry you can still check out the show and do your own investigation)
As always and like in many of VC's articles, MK mind control is sometimes glamorized. All the harshness is not portrayed. You learn super cool fighting skills and your fellow captors are now your family. If anyone is familiar with Hanna the movie or season 1 of the series with the same name in Amazon, you will know. Hanna is a young girl who as a baby was genetically enhanced and the man that rescued her taught her how to fight to survive as she will spend most of her days running from Utrax members.
Season 1 and the movie basically showed how hard Hannah's life was trying to survive and run away from the government and trying to be normal at the same time in some ways. It was gritty and it didn't glamorize the secrecy and the malevolence of the Elite.
However, season 2 comes around and it's a whole new ball game. They took the grit factor out of the show and replaced it with a more softer side of mind control. The handlers, John, Leo and Terri, were seen more as easy going and caring of the girls. The girls trained hard as fighters, they assumed new identities and the girls who were in captivity even became good friends and stole beer and had a party. While the second part of season 2 became slightly more gritty, it still had the annoying vibe in the air that maybe Hannah should stop running and just join the government program. In a way, the ending was kind of like that but Hannah and Marissa now had the upper hand.
If you're ever bored, check out the show. I'll be curious to see your analysis.
Thanks, Blessings and Peace!
As always and like in many of VC's articles, MK mind control is sometimes glamorized. All the harshness is not portrayed. You learn super cool fighting skills and your fellow captors are now your family. If anyone is familiar with Hanna the movie or season 1 of the series with the same name in Amazon, you will know. Hanna is a young girl who as a baby was genetically enhanced and the man that rescued her taught her how to fight to survive as she will spend most of her days running from Utrax members.
Season 1 and the movie basically showed how hard Hannah's life was trying to survive and run away from the government and trying to be normal at the same time in some ways. It was gritty and it didn't glamorize the secrecy and the malevolence of the Elite.
However, season 2 comes around and it's a whole new ball game. They took the grit factor out of the show and replaced it with a more softer side of mind control. The handlers, John, Leo and Terri, were seen more as easy going and caring of the girls. The girls trained hard as fighters, they assumed new identities and the girls who were in captivity even became good friends and stole beer and had a party. While the second part of season 2 became slightly more gritty, it still had the annoying vibe in the air that maybe Hannah should stop running and just join the government program. In a way, the ending was kind of like that but Hannah and Marissa now had the upper hand.
If you're ever bored, check out the show. I'll be curious to see your analysis.
Thanks, Blessings and Peace!