I've been looking into the Monarch mind control theory recently, especially the symbolism connected to it.
I'm not saying that every person who uses certain symbols is automatically connected to Monarch. But when you start looking into it, you begin noticing the same symbols appearing again and again in the imagery of celebrities.
There are also other theories people have made about celebrities such as Ariana Grande, Britney Spears, Amanda Bynes, Selena Gomez and others. Some people believe they were cloned or replaced.
Personally, I don't believe the cloning theories. I find the Project Monarch theory much more plausible, and that's what made me start looking more closely at the symbolism.
1-1: Alice in Wonderland
One of the things that keeps coming up is Alice in Wonderland
Alice falls down the rabbit hole and enters a completely different world. She changes size several times, questions who she is, and meets characters who seem to exist outside the normal rules of reality.
In Monarch interpretations, these elements have a much deeper meaning.
Alice is seen as the subject going through the process. The rabbit hole represents entering another state or reality, while the changes in size can be interpreted as changes in identity.
The White Rabbit is especially interesting because Alice follows it into another world.
Then there's the Caterpillar, who asks Alice the question, "Who are you?" The transformation from caterpillar to butterfly also fits closely with the symbolism associated with Monarch.
The Mad Hatter is another interesting character. His chaotic and fragmented behaviour is sometimes interpreted as representing a fragmented or altered state of mind.
The Cheshire Cat appears and disappears and seems to understand Wonderland better than Alice does, which is why some interpretations associate him with a guide or handler.
Then there's the Queen of Hearts, who represents authority and control over Wonderland.
1-2: The Wizard of Oz
The same kind of symbolism appears in The Wizard of Oz.
Dorothy is suddenly taken from her normal world into another one after the tornado. She follows the Yellow Brick Road, meets the Scarecrow, the Tin Man and the Cowardly Lion, and eventually reaches the Wizard.
The tornado can represent the transition into another reality, while Oz becomes a strange world where the normal rules no longer apply.
The Yellow Brick Road and the Ruby Slippers are also given specific meanings in Monarch interpretations.
The Wizard himself is interesting because he appears to have enormous power over Oz, but is eventually revealed to be just a man behind a curtain.
So you have two very famous stories, Alice in Wonderland and The Wizard of Oz, both involving a young person entering another world, encountering strange characters and questioning reality and identity.
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2- The Monarch Butterfly
This is probably the most recognizable symbol connected to Monarch.
The butterfly represents transformation. Caterpillar, cocoon, butterfly.
In Monarch interpretations, this is used as a metaphor for the transformation of a person and the creation of another identity or "alter".
The connection becomes even more interesting when you go back to Alice in Wonderland and the Caterpillar.
So when a butterfly appears in celebrity imagery, I don't think it automatically means anything.
But when the butterfly appears alongside other recurring symbols, it's something I personally find interesting.
Animal and Leopard Print
This is another part I found interesting.
Some Monarch literature connects feline imagery and leopard patterns with what is called "Kitten programming".
Leopard print in particular appears quite often in celebrity fashion, music videos and photoshoots.
One leopard print outfit obviously doesn't prove anything.
But when you look at the symbolism associated with Monarch, the feline imagery becomes another detail worth paying attention to.
3- The Handler
Another part of this whole subject that I find interesting is the idea of the handler.
The basic idea is that a handler would be someone who has control or influence over a programmed individual.
One example frequently discussed in this context is Harley Pasternak and Kanye West.
In 2022, Kanye posted a text conversation with Pasternak in which Pasternak threatened to have him institutionalized and medicated. Pasternak had also been around Kanye at the time of his 2016 hospitalization.
What really caught my attention is how many celebrities Pasternak has worked with.
His clients have included Ariana Grande, Lady Gaga, Rihanna, Megan Fox, Kim Kardashian, Katy Perry, Halle Berry, Robert Downey Jr. and many others.
Ariana Grande is particularly interesting because she has also been mentioned in discussions surrounding Monarch, and Pasternak was her personal trainer.
There are also several other celebrities who have been discussed online as possible victims of Monarch, many of whom have connections to the same Hollywood world.
Pasternak also has an unusual background for someone who became known mainly as a celebrity personal trainer.
Between 2005 and 2007, he worked at Canada's Defence and Civil Institute for Environmental Medicine. His work there involved human performance and nutrition, as well as research into areas such as stress, fatigue, sleep deprivation, cognitive performance, drugs and other factors affecting human performance.
His background becomes particularly interesting when you look at the history of Canadian research connected to Ewen Cameron and the wider MK Ultra story.
Then you have Pasternak's relationship with Kanye, his extensive list of celebrity clients, including Ariana Grande, and the fact that some of these same names have appeared in discussions about alleged Monarch victims.
That's one of the things that made me want to look deeper into all of this.
So where does that leave us?
I'm not convinced by the cloning theories surrounding people like Ariana, Britney, Amanda or Selena.
The Monarch theory makes more sense to me because there is at least a documented history of real mind control research, including MK Ultra. From there, the Monarch theory adds the ideas of trauma, dissociation, programming and symbolism.
What interests me most is how often the same themes seem to come back.
Alice in Wonderland, The Wizard of Oz, butterflies, caterpillars, feline imagery, leopard print, alters and the idea of handlers.
I'm curious what other people think and whether there are examples or connections I've missed.
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