Thread by @jimstewartson

Cults indoctrinate their victims into behavior that makes them as horrifying to “normies” as possible.

This is by design. You are supposed to hate them and to shun them. You are supposed to think something is wrong with them.

Something is wrong with them. They’re in a cult. 🧵

CW: Violence and child ab*se
Nothing explicit but it’s not easy material.

Cults exert “undue influence” — a softer, friendlier phrase for “brainwashing” (which is also problematic because it sounds like your brain is minty fresh by the end.)

Either way, it’s mind control. If you want to understand what we’re experiencing, get used to that idea.

I have been in depths of this cult for well over a year now. I need you to understand me. I know of what I speak.

This is an authoritarian mind control cult — a death cult. The people in grocery stores and on @telegram, at school boards and at 1/6, are effectively zombies.

I’m not talking about the operators, the traitors and the grifters who are intentionally doing this.

I’m talking about people like Ashli Babbitt who was not a terrorist or a cultist before. Her mom got sucked in to QAnon, recruited Ashli, and got her killed.

The way QAnon works is clever and horrifying. I have some unique experience because some of the techniques it uses weaponizes ideas I helped pioneer two decades ago for entertainment, for fun.

The cult leaders figured out how to industrialize brainwashing online.

People love solving mysteries and puzzles. And they love when these get mixed with the real world.

This is very powerful and can be really fun, but like anything else it can be used for good or evil.

For example, “Q” set up a mystery and a whole bunch of puzzles.

“Q” set up puzzles like:
“Who are the Democrat pedophiles who disappear 800,000 children per year?”
“How do the Satanic Democrats collect ‘adrenochrome’ from the children they torture?”

“Do your research.”
Guess what they find?

The term “redpill” is thrown around as a cute popular culture phrase for “indoctrination through trauma.”

ALL “redpill” material is traumatic. I have seen a lot of it. It is beyond disgusting. More importantly, it dissociates you.

All cults use trauma. This one does it online.

Dissociation is extremely important. Cult victims are suffering from OSDD a clinical term for a dissociative disorder connected to personality.

It is *not* Dissociative Identity Disorder aka Multiple Personality Disorder but it is related.

Before I knew what I was dealing with I would watch some of the “Pedowood” and other “redpill” videos and they were so horrible I literally had to turn them off and felt myself sort of returning back to my body afterwards.

My mind couldn’t deal with it so I dissociated.

This is exactly what they want and they know exactly what they’re doing. These videos use high production trance-inducing music and video effects to create a form of hypnosis.

Then they crash in with violent imagery of abused children and Satanic imagery of HRC, Soros, etc.

Jane sees the video and is traumatized by what she saw. She doesn’t believe it all, but what’s the harm in doing some research? She calls Patty.

Patty invites her over and they have wine and surf the internet together. It’s horrifying but fun to be with Patty doing research.

Jane can’t get what she’s seen out of her mind. The kids, she thinks… What if it’s real? What would that mean for MY kids.

She calls Patty again. Patty tells her about a Telegram group she’s in. They start to meet there every day. Jane makes a lot of new friends.

This would not normally be Jane’s crowd but it seems like her duty as a mom and as an American to get to the bottom of what’s going on and her new friends seem to have a lot of information. And a lot more videos and websites. So many more.

How can this not be real?

Jane’s friends have all changed. She only seems to care about Patty. Jane got her sister involved now and maybe her mom too. Her other sister thinks they’re both nuts.

Jane’s paranoid and angry now. She makes no sense. Now she wants to go to DC on January 6th? —

The horrifying genius of the indoctrination set up in QAnon+, now mostly on @telegram, is that it’s extendable to any vulnerability they want to exploit — and they exploit them all.

And once indoctrinated, the victims isolate themselves to the cult and try to recruit others in.

I’m not trying to create sympathy for the cult, and if you commit crimes you must be prosecuted.

But I am trying to create awareness and understanding. If we objectify and dehumanize everyone in the cult, we’re just creating a cult ourselves.

@sojourner_blanc Qundeons and Qragons.

I don’t like asking for stuff but I think this thread may be helpful to some folks struggling to understand what’s happened to their loved ones and neighbors.

If you agree please consider retweeting the thread and a follow.

Thanks. 🙏🏻🇺🇸

@KelsblkZ06 @shefliesoutsid1 @cynthiadepetra Do you follow @CultExpert? You should if you want to learn more. He has written four books on the subject. He’s a friend.

I got a lot of questions about what we should do to stop the perpetual brainwashing machine from continuing and how to help our loved ones who have been stolen.

Here are some thoughts.

https://twitter.com/jimstewartson/status/1449832236677668867

@KatieRobinMann And I’m so sorry for what’s happening to both of you. It’s a living nightmare. There is hope. Don’t give up.

@AltRealityGameX @telegram it is the nazi playbook. accuse other of what you are doing.

@AltRealityGameX @telegram but it’s the people making the accusations that are the ones trying to cover up their crimes.