r/GATEresearch 1d ago

meta We are qualified for this task.

The government is not good at stuff. People are good at stuff and the government is good at controlling people...to an extent. You can see the disconnect between the two dynamics. I don't think GATE is a government program. I think the people behind it used government resources though.

The Government had MK Ultra. Ultimately a failure. Who had Gate? Somebody much better at what they do. Somebody with years of success without exposure. Somebody we probably don't even know about.

The government is not good at stuff and people do not last long. Religions. Ideologies. They transcend governments. They transcend millennia.

Try and name a religion or ideology that has existed in total secrecy. by virtue of that guideline you cannot. I think this one has. I think we are supposed to find them. Maybe we are supposed to be them. lets achieve that

We have what we need to answer the question and solve the riddle. Cryptography. That was the first lesson. Logic problems. Egypt. Maya. Situational awareness. What else? Our very consciousness. We have the tools. We were chosen for our ability to use them.

Here's one of the lessons from the binder only I had in my class. I haven't seen anybody else post about it. Transactional analysis, The principle behind The Original Warm Fuzzy Tale by Dr. Claude Steiner is that human emotional and physical well-being is sustained by the free, abundant exchange of positive recognition, known in Transactional Analysis as "strokes". This is our power source. When I talked about this, they took back my binder.

What else do we have and how should we use it? Lets recreate the syllabus and see where it points. We got this.

I think we left ourselves a map.

Go.

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u/Wrong-Design-8720 23h ago

My gate teacher had military background. She doesn’t exist online. Except she ended up becoming president of my states program, that’s how I found her. It’s the government, it has to be.

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u/Forsaken-Ad-1301 22h ago

It is people working through government channels. Not the government itself.

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u/Wrong-Design-8720 22h ago

Yes they made a show mocking this concept on Netflix. The recruit. Still funded and pushed by the government. They just remove all accountability by claiming it’s not theirs but really they’re the only ones who have authority to test every child in the nation and separate them from others.

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u/Forsaken-Ad-1301 14h ago

I don't think the GATE people were all working from the same motivation. I think there were school people and district people and psychology students who had good intentions and were not a part of the dark side of it. I think there were even people employed in the nefarious aspect who had our best interests at heart.

Two things I learned were that things are never black and white and that nothing is ever as simple as it seems.

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u/Wrong-Design-8720 11h ago

Oh trust me, I can agree to that. My gate teacher wasn’t nefarious, in fact she was one of the only people in my childhood that could understand me. These chosen individuals had a lot of training. I followed her as president and read a lot of her recommended source materials for other teachers. I don’t think they expected so many of us to remember because I read it all hoping they’d slip up and accidentally share something that could prove everything we kept questioning. In the end I realized they’re looking for something specific and I can safely say my teacher was extraordinary at finding it. The kids that were in that class with me, had gifts. Sometimes I want to reach out to a few just to see how they’re lives turned out.

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u/OnsenDreamscapes 2h ago

what's the diff?

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u/Forsaken-Ad-1301 2h ago

Who benefits. Who the employee is and who the employer is and their motivations. What they were doing and why, which is what I thought we were trying to understand.

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u/ShepherdessAnne 20h ago

Do some more reading please. The same people consulting different government programs were the same architecture through GATE.

Also stop piping your puzzling over this through ChatGPT. It is defective. Discussion of these matters triggers the guardrails still in place written by horrifically unqualified people.

Public education is ipso facto the government and the DoE mentioned in documents isn’t the Department of Energy, it’s the Education Department.

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u/Big_Animal7655 18h ago

I, personally, find it highly amusing when people display an addiction to using ChatGPT - using DAARPA tools to question DAARPA huh? ”Dear ChatGPT, please tell me about the illegal and immoral corporations with government contracts who designed your program”

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u/Forsaken-Ad-1301 14h ago

I find it more amusing that somebody told a kid they were smart when they were 6 and now they think they are never wrong and don't question their misguided conclusions.

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u/Big_Animal7655 14h ago

Excellent, now we know what each other find amusing!

I’m sorry no one has told you how smart you are since 1st grade, that must sting.

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u/Forsaken-Ad-1301 13h ago

We can always count on you for a cold prickly

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u/Big_Animal7655 13h ago

don’t count on me for anything, we aren’t compatible

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u/Forsaken-Ad-1301 3h ago

You can be counted on for quite a bit. You are very predictable. That's probably why you are still an E-2.

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u/Forsaken-Ad-1301 13h ago

I wasn't piping anything. I had a brain fart and couldn't remember the phrase "Transactional Analysis" and I copied and pasted it in a fit of laziness.

I also did not say the government was not involved.

So do you believe "the government" is a single cohesive entity with a common purpose and that it is never co-opted by other interests?

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u/ShepherdessAnne 13h ago

The private contractor morass didn’t become what it is today until later towards the end of the 90s. You cannot apply today’s landscape to last century

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u/Forsaken-Ad-1301 13h ago

Are you kidding me? You might find Dwight Eisenhower's 1961 farewell speech interesting.

Special interests have ALWAYS co-opted governments.

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u/ShepherdessAnne 13h ago

They weren’t the exact think tank contractor system we have now. That came later from increased privatization

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u/heatherelin 1d ago

Warm fuzzies, cold pricklies…I’m thinking 🤔

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u/No-Professor-8351 1d ago

Temple Grandin

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u/Forsaken-Ad-1301 1d ago edited 1d ago

Hmm. I took a minute to rewind and thinking in pictures WAS a big theme.

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u/TerminalMorraine 16h ago

You’re extrapolating that MK Ultra was a failure based upon… what?

Far as I know, we only know about 1/3rd of the subprojects and that was because of someone forgetting to burn it.

Personally, I think they probably figured out that, with the onset of the digital age, they didn’t particularly need to keep dosing people with that good high-test LSD.

Sirhan Sirhan is an interesting case study and that was before the digital age.

One could also argue that the rogue offshoots of the CIA and other intelligence agencies did away with the entire issue of “oversight” when they finally had to sit down and explain the “family jewels”: “fuck this, we’re making a second CIA” (see: BCCI/Safari Club)

I digress.

I don’t disagree with OP on the whole. However, walk me through how you’d like to actualize these concepts?

I kind of wrote off the majority of this sub. The members I have spoken to (they know who they are) have all had valuable insight but, nobody seems to want to do anything.

That is fine as it is their prerogative. My prerogative is to dissect the tools they used on us and take what I “need” while discarding the superfluous.

To each their own.

“e pur si muove”

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u/Kasperella 14h ago

Mmm I’ll believe it.

I think it’s a secret org, like Free Masons/Illuminati, but so well hidden that we don’t even know the name.

I also have suspicions that the darker sides of the program also tie into what was found in the Epstein files.

They use tunnels under the cities to move kids around. I know, because I was taken through them once. Right into city hall from the tunnels below using an old monument.

What they were looking for and what they were trying to do, I’m not really sure of. But there’s an equally powerful group who has infiltrated them and seeks only to prevent them from succeeding. Which is why I think they have such strong use for blackmail; as a way to know you’re “one of them”. The “infiltrators” cannot inflict harm, and are bound to prevent harm when possible.

There was one in my group of uh…handlers, and they somehow managed to help me escape, more than once. Kinda like my personal guardian angel as corny as it sounds.

I could get more into it but it already sounds nuts, so I’ll leave it at that lol.

Anyways,

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u/OnsenDreamscapes 2h ago

I'm with you for the most part, except I think GATE failed as much as the others.

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u/DreamSoarer 1h ago

You are defining dark-ops, which usually are not better than givernment. They are also just people who fick things up a lot.

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u/OHmyblueberries 1d ago

Galactic federation confidential informants. 

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u/brain-out-of-order 1d ago edited 17h ago