[rerevisionist]

This link was provided by Soresen731, without comment. I've just relocated it and thought it deserved its own topic here, along with the whole issue of legal and political attacks on the family, and on genetics:-
http://www.cluesforum.info/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=1037

Explores the idea that childbirth is deliberately made a painful and damaging (and profit-making) experience.

[NUKELIES]

Makes sense! I'd never thought about that. It fits in with the whole Brave New World child trauma theme.

[FirstClassSkeptic]

A lot of people on this forum are aware of projects like MKULTRA which utilize trauma as a basis for mind control. I think that these birth standards are an example of how we are ALL subjected from birth to a form of this trauma/fear based conditioning to directly imprint our limbic system/R-complex (more detailed info on that to follow in later posts) to live in/create/expect a fear and trauma based society. This is also one major reason we are so prone to violence and accepting of war. It is natural to us because the first imprint on our subconscious and conscious experience is violent violation. We also hold a subconscious anger from being so mistreated when we are completely helpless and dependent on the protection of our caretakers (we harbor a great subconscious sense of betrayal) that we act out this rage with violence against others. I think this is how even "smart people" are fooled (in answer to hoi's question.) They are programmed to be fooled into accepting fear, violence, and so on from birth. It also causes the cognitive dissonance of being subjected to such brutality by those they trust: first their own parents (especially the mother) who hand them over to authortiy figures (doctors/nurses then later teachers, the state) to be abused. Later in life since they weren't permitted to bond with their mother (and their mother didn't bond properly with them because she was drugged) they bond with the state and have been imprinted to confuse violence for love.

I think the poster is on to something there. And then this is reinforced by the treatment one receives in public school, from police and from the 'programming' on television.

[FirstClassSkeptic]

Did you notice that that forum has a nuke hoax thread?

http://www.cluesforum.info/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=452

[rerevisionist]

Yes, I noticed the nuke thread, and I suspect it's how sorensen found the link.

Most of their material is new (2011) and gives me a slight feeling it may be spoiler/ troll site, since it seems to avoid mention of Jews; but it's too small a site at the moment to spend time on.
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I thought the idea that cutting the umbilical cord, before it had stopped pulsing, might cause slight brain damage, an interesting one. Same idea as fluoride. I'm sure the sacred books of the Kahazar fakes (Khazarim?) say it's perfectly OK to damage goyim.

[FirstClassSkeptic]

I thought the idea that cutting the umbilical cord, before it had stopped pulsing, might cause slight brain damage, an interesting one. Same idea as fluoride. I'm sure the sacred books of the Kahazar fakes (Khazarim?) say it's perfectly OK to damage goyim.

It might explain the high incidence of autism. That and vaccines.

The talmud teaches jews that they may kill the goyim at any opportunity.

They mention the mother lying in bed, but don't elaborate on it any. For thousands of years, women stooped, or sat on a special stool to give birth. It's even mentioned in the book of Exodus. It's only after doctors took over, and treated pregnancy as a disease that one must get over, that they started putting women in bed, lying down, like they were sick.

[bamzam]

I thought the idea that cutting the umbilical cord, before it had stopped pulsing, might cause slight brain damage, an interesting one. Same idea as fluoride. I'm sure the sacred books of the Kahazar fakes (Khazarim?) say it's perfectly OK to damage goyim.

In Lakota, Dakota tribe traditions they never cut the cord. They leave it on until the placenta comes out and even then they don't cut it but they tie a string around it at the baby's belly until it falls off by itself.