How Are Celebrities Brainwashed

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How are celebrities brainwashed and mind controlled? Many investigators or news reporters and even fans have influenced many evidential that celebrities are being mind controlled. Illuminati and MK ultra are the resources used to investigate their response . Mk ultra is a mind controlled laboratory procedure where this group of people by the name illuminati bash celebrities into having more than one personality. These celebrities have mood changes at random times and start stuttering and saying random things such as ‘’bananas’’ celebrity britney spears was convicted into being apart of mlk ultras mind scheme. As prolonged into her music videos their is a schemed story of slavery and it is located in a catholic school. A few

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