MONOLOGUE WRITTEN BY CLYDE LEWIS

I woke up early this morning so that I could rush down to the theater near my office and catch Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Star Wars movies are of course a pop culture must for a lot of people and so I thought that seeing it early would guarantee me a seat. The regular standard showing of the film was sold out in all of the auditoriums; however, the 3-D version was not and so I forked over the extra money to see it.

The film is nearly 2 and a half hours long and so my early show was bumped up one hour and so one of my friends said he couldn’t see it because he had an appointment later that afternoon.

I have to say that the story in this Star wars film is something I did not expect and while I have been accused at times of giving spoilers out after a movie – this film is something that is so special that giving any details of it would actually ruin the whole experience – it is simply a film that deserves reverence because of what it means to my generation, the generation who waited in line to see the original trilogy and are now graying at the temples. We now have to learn that another generation is waiting to take their light sabers and be the spark to the fire of the new resistance.

I don’t want to come off too sentimental over it, but I just walked out of the theater thinking that I am getting really old and that I can take a hint. It is both sad and funny at the same time, I guess the only real thing that matters as you get older is how relevant you are. What I mean is that the mind has to remain focused on what is for the greater good –and you are not too learn and when the time is right stand your ground against something you know is bad for the generations that will follow you.

It is the experience and knowledge you impart that makes you immortal – it is what keeps you in the minds of those who come after you. It is vital to tell your story no matter how weird it might be because there is always someone out there who may be experiencing the same thing you are.

However, the new Star Wars film is a dark reminder of how difficult things can get and that it is up to the next generation to be educated and trained to believe in a future despite the fact that it feels like all hope is lost.

Once again, we are fed the age old mythology of the “Chosen One” with a twist and that is, vanquishing evil is actually pretty easy; give these numerous chosen ones a sword or Light Saber and many of the chosen ones are a very resourceful group. Then after their training point them in the right direction and just wait until the evil empire falls.

Last night toward the end of my broadcast about MK-Ultra there were two callers that got in that threw the show in a direction that I wasn’t planning on. I first took a call from a guy who called himself Joe. Joe explained to me that he believed that he was part of a training program that he thought was similar to MK-Ultra.

His call was full of emotion as he described that when he was a kid he watched his father jump out of airplanes. He went on to say that he was of course a child in a Military family –and his father was in Special Operations. Joe’s father was in the Army in 1956 and then transferred to the Air Force. He went on to say that he lived on many military bases and that when he attended school, he was called out of the classroom. He said that when he was called out he would meet a guy with a nice suit on and that this man would show him pictures, and Tarot cards.

Joe went on to say that he also was shown card with strange ink blots on them. As he was speaking I was thinking that this man was showing the young Joe Rorschach blots.

Joe said that he was called out specifically to take these tests, he wasn’t aware of any other kid involved with what he called “special training.” Then a woman named Michelle was calling in. I put her on the line with Joe because he also had the same experience of “special training” at her school. She reiterated that she was specifically called out to meet with someone other than her teacher that had cards –and that she was also trained in transcendental meditation. She also said that a doctor was also observing this training and that she too felt as though she was part of a secret mind control program.

She said that her doctor told her that she was part of a special training program. After he gave her the information he was transferred to Afghanistan. She also said that she was part of a test where she had to go into a trance and try to explain who or what was in the next room. I thought that what she was describing was remote viewing, but she didn’t call it that. She was also trained to embrace pain. She was told that in order for her to be string she would have to absorb the pain and went on to say she was doing gymnastics routine with a broken ankle and felt nothing.

Both Joe and Michelle were trained to be fighters and that they had alternative personalities that would be triggered by songs and trigger words.

For Joe, the song was Glen Campbell’s Rhinestone Cowboy—for Michelle it was 99 Luftballoons by Nena.

They both said after they would hear the triggers, they would feel invincible and that with their bare hands could crush something.

Both of them also said that they became interested in things like art and poetry and were proficient in creating music. They were told that they were the chosen, that they were gifted, that they were one of many who have also been trained in the same way outside of regular school.

They weren’t kidding.

After their phone calls scores of other people called into the show saying that they were part of a program that was similar –that they were part of a training program where they were told to spin round rocks in thin air, embrace their pain and remote view areas that their controllers wanted them to see.

I couldn’t help but think about the Montauk experiments and how he only thing that comes close to this type of training is what we see in Star Wars with the Jedi, or how Eleven is trained by her controller she calls “Papa” at the Department of energy building.

After the show I started remembering other instances in fictional stories about children who are taken from school and are trained to become soldiers, sleeper assassins, or something else.

In the TV show Fringe, which is one of my favorite shows, there was a brief mention that one of the protagonists Olivia was actually part of psionics training when she was a child. The secret program used a drug called Cortexiphan on the children which enhanced their mind reading, ESP, and fighting capabilities.

According to the television show’s plot history Cortexiphan was created by Walter Bishop and William Bell in 1981. They ran clinical trials from 1981 to 1983 in Ohio and Jacksonville.

The drug was intended to prevent the natural shrinkage, or limitation, of the human mind. It was tested on a group of children that attended a daycare facility run by Walter. The group included Olivia Dunham, Susan Pratt, Nancy Lewis, Nick Lane, and many others.

Walter and Bell theorized that it might enhance certain abilities in predisposed children, especially the ability to travel between universes. Administering the drug to young children whose potential had not yet been limited could theoretically help release their extraordinary potential.

Cortexiphan was not approved by the FDA. At least one participant, Simon Phillips gained telepathic abilities, but lacked any way to control them, forcing him to constantly “hear” the thoughts of others while in their presence. This unforeseen consequence forced Bishop to remove him from the trial before it was completed.

There was also an NBC Television show called The Pretender, where a young boy named Jarod, who is abducted at a young age.

He is taken to Delaware where he is raised in a secret location called “The Centre.”

Jared is told that his parents have died, and is assigned to the care of a man named Sydney, a psychiatrist working for the Centre.

During Jarod’s youth, Sydney mentors the boy and regularly coaches him through complex simulations designed to exploit his intellect for real life application. But as an adult, Jarod discovers that the Centre is using data gathered from his responses for nefarious purposes, such as illegal black ops and engineering the deaths of others.

Feeling responsible, Jarod escapes the Centre. Soon afterward, he discovers that the people whom he had long believed to be his parents actually were not, as Jarod has an anomaly in his blood that a father or mother would share, which neither of his supposed parents do.

In the Star Wars saga, Anakin Skywalker is a chosen boy who is taken away from his mother because it is discovered that the young boy has something special in his blood.

Midi-chlorians we were told are microscopic, intelligent life forms that originated from the foundation of life in the center of the galaxy, and ultimately resided within the cells of all living organisms, thereby forming a symbiotic relationship with their hosts. The Force spoke through the midi-chlorians, allowing certain beings to use the Force if they were sensitive enough to its powers.

In order to gauge an individual’s potential in the Force, blood tests were used to estimate the number of midi-chlorians within the subject’s cells. Anakin Skywalker, the Chosen One, born of a mother but without a father, possessed the highest known count in galactic history—over 20,000 midi-chlorians—surpassing the potential of all the Jedi including Grand Master Yoda.

So both Jarod in The Pretender and Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars were chosen to be leaders based on their blood lineage.

In reality most of our leaders have a unique blood line and it is valued by the elite. This is not fiction – this is part of some peculiar obsession the elite have with bloodlines.

Did you know all 44 U.S. presidents have carried European royal bloodlines into office? 34 have been genetic descendants from just one person, King Charlemagne.

19 of them directly descended from King Edward III of England. In fact, the presidential candidate with the most royal genes usually winds up being the President.

However, in the case of Donald Trump, there still is a question about where he fits in the mix.

Donald is a Celtic name. Trumps mother’s name was Mary Anne MacLeod and father Frederick Christ Trump, His Grandmother, Elizabeth Christ Trump regarded as the matriarch of the Trump family, and was coming to USA from Scotland. He was actually born in a manger.

Yes that sounds odd, but it may be why he is considered an outsider.

Newt Gingrich once appeared on Fox News and said that Donald Trump will always be seen as a threat because he has not gone through the needed initiation rites with the secret society. In other words, Trump was not part of the secret training or was he an initiate in the secret schools.

So in this case most of the so called chosen ones in Washington do not know how to relate to him.

Now, you may wonder about Barack Obama—well it was said that he and Dick Cheney were cousins through blood and what is also curious is that Barack Obama decided to take on what is called a regnal name—a new name that is bestowed on an initiate that they use while they officiate over a church, country or kingdom.

A perfect example of regnal names can be seen in the movie Star Wars. The people of Naboo who entered into political life adopted a “Name of State.” This name of state is used for public occasions and represents the honor and dignity of the office one chooses.

Padmé Naberrie adopted the name of Queen Amidala. Ben Kenobi had the Jedi name of Obi Wan. People who become Sith Lords also adopt a new name. (usually with the title “Darth”), and are said to have become a different person. Emperor Palpatine became Darth Sidious and most famously Anakin Skywalker became Darth Vader.

Darth Vader is a name taken from the Dutch word for “Dark Father.” Saturn is also known as the dark father.

I often joke that Barack Obama sounds like a Star Wars character; could it be that there is a holy meaning to Barack Obama’s name?

His name used to be Barry Sotero.

There have been many dispensationalist theories that the name Barack Obama has been chosen because it can mean different things to many people. The most prevalent rumor is that the name means “Lightning from heaven” in ancient Hebrew. This has been used as an indicator that Obama may be the antichrist because of a scripture in the Bible.

In Luke 10:18 it says “And he said unto them, I beheld Satan(Saturn) as lightning (Beraq) fall from heaven (Bama).”

It is also believed in some conspiracy circles that Barack Obama had been groomed since he was a child to become a great leader.

What needs to be considered is the mystery of Barack Obama’s father. Obama, however, is a by-product of a mysterious absent father. Obama describes his biological father, who died when Obama was 21, as “a “myth “both more and less than a man.”

Obama’s father figures in reality were his grandfather, who helped to raise him in Hawaii, and his mother’s second husband, who helped to raise him in Indonesia. His back ground and heritage is as complex as that of a Superhero or demigod like Spider man or an accidental hero like Luke Skywalker.

George Lucas who based Star Wars on Joseph Campbell’s “Myth of the Hero” has even commented that Obama has fulfilled the “mono-myth” where Joseph Campbell explained that, A hero ventures forth from the world of common day into a region of supernatural wonder: fabulous forces are there encountered and a decisive victory is won: the hero comes back from this mysterious adventure with the power to bestow boons on his fellow man. There are few who fit this mold but Campbell cites mythical beings including Buddha Moses and Christ.

We know that Barack Obama was groomed by the likes of Henry Kissinger and later was advised by Zbigniew Brzezinski, but how far back does his grooming go and was he one of the many that have been trained in special schools?

Back in 2007, two men named Duncan O’Finioan and David Corso said that they were part of some secret training as kids.

According to their testimony, Project Talent, an unacknowledged MK-Ultra military program, created super soldiers, with psychic abilities and uncommon strength –and were skilled in psychotronics; that is, mind control.

There was another Army special training program that was headquartered at Fort Meade, Maryland, and was part of the Intelligence and Security Command.

Officers assigned to the US Army War College at Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania contributed research to the project, and “The First Earth Battalion” is essentially a textual copy of one group’s unclassified briefing slides.

Although decidedly New Age, the War College project was not entirely theoretical.

Colonel John B. Alexander, a spiritual guru of sorts was a proponent of non-lethal weapons and of military applications of the paranormal. He went on to become a leader in the Los Alamos National Lab’s non-lethal weapons program.

Likewise, during the early 1980s Special Forces hired Richard Strozzi Heckler and other outside contractors to provide two A-teams, a total of 25 men, with training in biofeedback, aikido, and “mind-body psychology.” In the latter program, a typical training day included running, swimming, “industrial-strength” calisthenics, and 1-1/2 hours of aikido practice. After six months, the soldiers were not aikido masters but they were quantifiably 75% more physically fit than when they started.

They were first called “warrior monks”, and then they adopted the moniker, Jedi.

The First Earth Battalion eventually became the Jedi Project.

The military began studying the power of human thought to inflict damage on their enemies – literally using the force to bring down a target. In technical parlance it was known as Direct Mental Interaction with Living Systems or DMILS.

The military immediately saw the implications of this work. If DMILS could be harnessed by their psychic spies, they would become the perfect assassins.

News of the U.S. military’s involvement with psychic spying and the Jedi Warriors gradually leaked out. The psychic programs had always been controversial within the military. Many opposed them on religious grounds, they were seen as Satanic, while others saw them as deeply irrational and unbefitting for a modern military.

Programs within the Jedi Project like Project Stargate were reduced and eventually internalized by the CIA before being closed down.

In 1995, the Pentagon finally confirmed that they had indeed investigated paranormal phenomena “in the national interest”. They argued that because the Russians and the Chinese were using psychics, the US must investigate such phenomena too.

So now I am curious if you or anyone else out there has been trained in the way that would be similar to Luke Skywalker of Kylo Ren, there may be potential for someone out there who can use the “familiar force.”

Written by Ron Patton