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Sirhan Sirhan was born in Jordan in 1944, he went through significant trauma when he was young due to the Arab-Israel conflict which his brother (Munir Sirhan) describes as "like sticking your tongue into a 220 volt current, the whole ground would shake.... you were terrified not only of the sounds outside but the screaming and confinement of the makeshift bomb shelters" he also says about his memory of his time in the middle east, "Even things that I do remember they try to make me forget 'em." Here he is called a Palestinian terrorist by a Jewish paper (watched Zohan [Oz, Sirhan] last night, post to come at some point, it's like a checkerboard orgy). His family were brought to the U.S. by the Nazarene Church (according to Munir) from Palestine as refugees (Sirhan Sirhan was Christian, not Muslim, he is sometimes regarded as the first "Islamic terrorist" when this is clearly horsesh*t). In 1966 he left home (Munir doesn't know why) to work at horse stables and trained to be a jockey, he suffered a severe injury to the head and "just wasn't the same after that" (this was used as the basis of his "diminished responsibility" defence), head injuries (look out for these being used a lot in movies in this way) make you more open to suggestion and make your mind easier to split/fragment. He became interested in the occult, and joined the Rosicrucian Order (who I personally believe were instrumental in his programming, this book looks interesting which I have and will get to eventually) who encourage self-hypnosis and other meditative practises (which can absolutely be used for good effects too), which would obviously lead the person to become more hypnotizable, suggestible and generally more susceptible to mind control programming (he could be programmed to do things easily, like climb the bars of his cell without question through post-hypnotic suggestion which Dr. Diamond did actually program him to do and he did).

I completely understand Sirhan's position, gaining an interest in the occult, becoming seduced by their supposed "mystical powers" and "hidden knowledge", this meant that he was an extremely easy target for their programming as he was unlikely to question their methods. He was just an innocent boy who did not see evil in anyone, this innocence/naivety was taken full advantage of; and he was almost literally used like a puppet on a string (by AMORC, also aided/encouraged by the CIA). Here is a good link detailing Crowley's influence on AMORC and other occult groups (he regards as cults, I wouldn't disagree completely).

Robert Blair Kaiser, a defense investigator and author also says this, "Sirhan was a highly suggestible young man..." he also tells us of the actual shooting, "She reported to the police that he seemed in a kind of a trance, and the police told her 'you don't tell anybody that'. After they finally subdued him George Clinton, a writer reported that Sirhan's eyes were enormously peaceful." From the documentary RFK Must Die (where most of this info comes from), the narrator tells us, "In the struggle for the gun Sirhan showed enormous strength (alter-personalities can achieve super-human feats) resisting Kennedies' bodyguards, when arresting officers shone a flashlight in his eyes, his pupils were dilated and did not react, suggesting he had been drugged."
He met a friend at Bob's (BOB, "evil"/primal alter-personality in Twin Peaks, note red/white checker pattern) before going off to check out the campaign parties at the Ambassador Hotel where he drunk a lot, he went back to his car and then went for some coffee to wake himself up (he was feeling very tired, so easier to hypnotize and dissociate, coffee is also used as a drug in mind control). This is where he met the infamous girl in the polka dot dress who clearly triggered him into completing his programmed assassination, she said after exiting the hotel (before running down a flight of stairs), "We shot him! We shot Kennedy!" (see RFK Must Die wiki page) In one of his hypnotic regression sessions with Dr. Bernard Diamond he says, "SS: She was sitting next to it. BD: To the coffee urn, was she the one who gave you the coffee?.... [SS: She asked me for the coffee paraphrased] SS: And I gave her a cup and I made some for me and we sat there. Then she moved and I followed her. She led me into a dark place. BD: Led you into a dark place. SS: It was dark. Oh, hell, it was dark. A lot of lights too. There was a hell of a lot of lights. BD: This was consistent with what he said before, there were a lot of lights there but he was in the dark." So from this, I surmise that she was used to trigger Sirhan in a specific room that had been set up (with darkness/spotlights/probably mirrors) for this purpose. In Fritz Springmeier's Illuminati Formula, he tells us of Delta assassination programming; "Delta alters --are activated to kill by the following three commands: seeing specific clothing [the polka-dot dress], items held in a persons hand [unknown], and particular words [whatever trigger phrase was spoken to him by the girl in the polka-dot dress]. Since these items would be specific for a particular murder there is no particular specifics that can be given."