The Programmer
Present at the LAPD
deprogramming sessions was the hypnotist who claimed to have programmed
James Earl Ray and Sirhan to forget their roles in the assassination of
King and RFK. The Los Angeles CIA consultant, Dr. William Joseph
Bryan, Jr.
Interestingly, Bryan was also the technical consultant for the Sinatra film
"The Manchurian Candidate".
Soon after his visits with several Los Angeles hypnotists, one of which
Bryan claimed was himself, Ray went to Memphis and allegedly killed
King.
Dr. Bryan, like many other figures directly
involved in the murders of the Kennedy brothers and King, would die
under mysterious circumstances in the spring of 1977; this at a time
when the JFK case was reopened and key witnesses and conspirators
everywhere conveniently died (e.g. John Rosselli, Sam Giancana). In
Bryan's case, the coroner determined he died of natural causes before
any autopsy was performed.
The
trigger mechanism may be the phrase "port wine", since Sirhan was in
the kichen of the Ambassador Hotel shortly before shooting at RFK. This
cue Sirhan had scrawled into his diary numerous times, along with the
unusual repitition of the lines "RFK must be assassinated", which was
written over and over again until it filled the page.
Evidence
suggests Sirhan was hypnotized and practicing autohypnosis techniques
in the days leading up to the assassinations. Sirhan, supplemented this
hypnotic programming with LSD, which was given to him in ritual meetings
"to expand his
consciousness". To this end Sirhan used candles and mirrors, for
instance, during self-hypnosis. And the trigger mechanism is almost
certainly the words "port wine", since he was in the kichen of the
Ambassador Hotel shortly before shooting RFK. This cue Sirhan had
scrawled into his diary numerous times, along with the unusual
repitition of the lines "RFK must be assassinated", which was written
over and over again until it filled the page.
Hypnocondtioning can not be more apparent.
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For more information read Captain America from 1975-1978. Felix Faust.
