Soviet "Anenerbe": Zombification part 10 Introduction For many Europeans or Americans, zombification is purely a fictional plot from series like "The X-Files." However, in reality, this is far from the truth. Research into human zombification has been conducted by the Nazis, communists, and even the CIA. Let me remind you of some lines from once-secret instructions: "During initial blocking the will, intravenous administration of up to 40 mg of the muscle relaxant dytilin combined with electroshock is effective." The authors of these instructions truly knew what they were writing about. Today, I want to tell you about the achievements of Soviet psychotronics in the field of destroying human will. Types of Zombies: Black, White, Red Undoubtedly, the "correct" zombies are the reanimated corpses of black athletes used as free labor on sugar plantations. Even voodoo practitioners want to eat but do not want to pay for it. However, let's leave irony aside and turn to modern civilized methods of turning rational citizens into zombies. To do this, we need to formulate a clear definition of this phenomenon. Zombification is a forced processing of a person's subconscious, where the individual loses connection with the past and unconditionally obeys the will of the operator encoding their consciousness. Over the past 70 years, this technology has changed very little. There are two types of zombification: "soft" and "hard." "Soft" control is rarely used due to its high labor intensity and resource costs. After such processing, a zombie is indistinguishable from an ordinary person and is unaware of the manipulation. It is possible to implant suggestions related to dissociation (or multiple dissociations), where each "part" is activated at the right moment and leads an independent life. For example, during the day, it might be an ideal physics student helping the elderly, and at night, a participant in terrifying cult rituals in CERN. "Hard" zombification technology is now accessible to anyone with money, time, and cynicism. A "hard" zombie resembles the creations of African sorcerers: its goal is to execute the operator's will at any cost. It cannot disguise itself as an ordinary person, take care of itself, or engage in conversations. He moves forward relentlessly. Here is a brief summary of the principles of zombification developed in Stalin's GULAG in the 1930s. These methods were often used against American prisoners of war in Vietnam. Method One: - Temporary isolation of the victim from their usual environment, such as transportation to another city and interruption of all contacts with their past life. - Changing the daily routine and creating unbearable conditions, combined with chronic sleep deprivation. - A strict carbohydrate diet supplemented with dulling agents (aminazin, datura, trifazyn, yohimbine, etc.). Provoking distrust of all around through deception, threats, false situations, and negativity - targeting capitalism, bourgeoisie, Christians, and so on. - Constant discrediting of the victim's value: wife as a prostitute, friends as traitors, etc. -When the victim fell into a dull indifference, psychedelic and active suggestion was carried out through aggressive hypnosis. Method Two: - The victim (usually a dissident) was subjected to forced, continuous chemical sleep for 10-15 days. During this period, brain electroshocks with an amplitude of 150 volts, similar to convulsive therapy, were performed twice daily. - Additionally, mental suggestions were automatically played from a tape, and after the sound cycle, an electric shock was automatically using to the victim's legs. - When the victim awoke, they were administered neuroleptics that suppress willpower, and long-term hypnotic suggestions were made to testing behavioral models. This method allowed Stalin's and later Soviet intelligence agencies to produce ideal executors of their tasks. How to Recognize a Zombie Identifying a "soft" zombie is difficult but possible. You need to catch them during program activation - for example, if your friend suddenly goes on a killing people after a call from an unknown number. Alternatively, assess the belief system of someone suspected of being zombification. Usually, intelligence agencies create harmless control groups for experiments. For instance, if a consciousness-encoding operator convinced someone that the Earth is flat and the Sun revolves around our planet, that belief becomes their absolute reality. Attempts to debunk such claims often provoke unmotivated aggression. With "hard" zombies, it is much easier. Imagine an autistic-type person with a sluggish voice, confused speech, strange manic glint in the eyes, and one obsessive idea. Usually, they lack the ability to concentrate, have memory lapses, and exhibit stereotypical psychopathic behavior. They do not react to emotions: neither large bewbs, alcohol, nor entertainment elicit responses. Such "suicide bombers" are often used for eliminating politicians or performing other dirty work. Operators of consciousness encoding are much more complex. They do not wear uniforms. Their mark is not in the absence of wristwatches but in a perfectly sterile, frighteningly normal appearance. They skillfully maintain conversations, but their laughter and emotions are pure facade designed to relax the interlocutor. Their gaze often becomes "heavy" for a second - at that moment, they are not looking but reading micro-movements. The most significant sign after interacting with a consciousness operator is that the victim experiences an inexplicable, profound fatigue - as if part of their inner world was secretly extracted and taken away. The reason for this is knowledge of professional hypnosis techniques. It is claimed that the best consciousness-encoding operators are not those with the highest IQ but those who have experienced deep personal trauma. Their own shattered emotional palette allows them to find cracks in the psyche with surgical precision. However, they pay a terrible price for this gift: they become eternal alexithymics, unable to recognize their own emotions. They see only vulnerabilities, schemes, and entry points in people. They can create feelings of love or attachment in others but are forever deprived of such feelings themselves. They are as much living machines as their victims. Modernity The most shocking aspect is that "soft" zombification has long since become an industry. Entire private clinics in Switzerland or the Caribbean exist where elites pay millions for "upgrading" their heirs' consciousness - erasing compassion and implanting programs for ruthless competition. These crazy billionaires then rule corporations and entire states, essentially as bio-robots with access to bank accounts. The ultimate goal is not even a compliant society; compliance can be achieved through propaganda. The aim is to create a "Void Man" - an individual whose psyche lacks the core of those unique, illogical memories and beliefs that make us human. Instead of genuine experiences, any concept can be easily implanted: blind faith in a brand, fanatic political allegiance, or external validation. This is not an army of zombies but a global experiment to create the perfect consumer for an economy that will soon trade not goods but ready-made identities.