Did you here this yet on FAUX NEWS? (NUKES movement news)

I saw that I lost a few in my explanation, LOL. Reason 1 that I'm not a teacher:rolleyes:

Okay - our instinct system is how the slip programming is installed. Take an idea, lets for this example that aliens lived here with their pet dinosaurs. Teach that to a kid. Every time that kid shows a positive belief in that idea, you positively sanction it...lets say they get a cookie. If they question the idea at all, they are hit a few times, later they are isolated from, rejected by their "pack" (family, friends, etc) for their statement. They start to look at speaking in opposition of aliens as a threat to their happiness, and stop expressing doubt to keep their place in a safe community. It starts to make them very uneasy (physical reactions start) when the subject is approached negatively and they start to avoid situations that questions the existence of aliens on the planet. If they see more negative sanctions against that idea (grounded, spanked, etc) they will get to a point their body reacts to the fear of the sanctions and their thinking just shuts down when they hear that aliens didn't exist. The idea has become attached to a fear reaction

No matter how conclusive the evidence that aliens were never here - the person who has had a fear reaction programmed into that idea will see the threat in the messenger and lash out against them instead of considering the idea. Depending how strongly the fear reaction is instilled and in how many people it's instilled, you can use these reactions to kindle hate - and wars - and any other mass action you want.

An example of a positively sanctioned idea is Pavlov's dogs - they were slip programmed to salivate any time they heard the bell.......same type of physical programming, this time for an idea, rather than against. The bell represented food - safety, comfort.

Religious slip programming is so strong because you are dealing with fear of the unknown and fear of death. Not saying that all people who believe in a diety are slip programmed........but you can tell when talking to someone who is. Religious extremists (kill for deity, kill the sinner mindset) show extremely strong slip programming. You will see milder forms all over society. Mild forms are normal and just happen when socializing youth. Strong cases, such as religion, nationality are often a result of planned indoctrination - same idea, stronger scale.

Strong cases are evident by how loudly someone screams against a messenger of an idea.
Messenger: Today a secret document was reveal that proves government intentions to........
Slip programmed response: STUPID, CRAZY IDIOT, PARANOID NUT CASE.............

Notice the messenger didn't even really need to say what the government intentions were before the reaction started. For people who are religious extremists (or gov, etc), just the mention of the name of the other religion, gov can set them off and shut them down.

It doesn't matter what the idea is, if there is a word or phrase, etc, that you act automatically to by refusing to listen to anything further about it - it may be slip programming. I used to automatically think a woman who would drink beer in public was moronic trash and refused to associate with them at all. If you started to tell me that "She said this...." I would automatically stop the talker and tell them the woman was a moron and didn't want to hear any more. That was a little piece of slip programming I got from the way I was raised. Women were NOT to drink beer. Tank out on wine or vodka, fine - but beer drinking made you a totally idiotic, slobbed out, repulsive tramp. To this day, even after being able to ditch such a stupid piece of programming, I still don't drink beer. LOL.

If you ever find yourself renouncing an idea -- or especially if you go after the messenger themselves, you might want to rethink why you reacted negatively before really considering evidence. It's usually slip programming. People react to the idea of slip programming itself, simply because it's called "programming" and people don't like the idea of their mind being "programmed" - even though the very act of learning words is a form of biological programming in itself (instinctual).