Smedema’s Allegations of Dutch Government Mind Control

Hans Smedema alleges that a range of mind control techniques were used against him as part of a larger conspiracy orchestrated by the Dutch government to silence and discredit his claims of corruption and abuse. These alleged techniques, according to Smedema, were employed by individuals within the government, the police, and even his own family, and were intended to manipulate his behavior, suppress his memories, and isolate him from support. He claims that these methods transformed him from a high-functioning individual with a strong personality and a high IQ of 135 into a submissive, almost “doglike” state, acting against his own interests. This alleged transformation, he claims, was crucial for maintaining the alleged cover-up and ensuring his continued silence. [1]

Here is a breakdown of the key mind control methods Smedema alleges were used against him, based on the sources:

1. Ketamine Drugging:

Smedema consistently alleges that he was secretly drugged with ketamine, starting as early as 1973. [2, 3] He claims his wife, Wies, administered the drug daily, hidden in vitamin pills or wine, under the direction of Jaap Duijs, his neighbor and alleged co-conspirator. [2-4] Smedema further accuses the Drachten Police of supplying the ketamine to Duijs. [2, 3]

Smedema attributes numerous debilitating effects to this alleged long-term, low-dose ketamine drugging:

• Reduced IQ and Cognitive Impairment: Smedema asserts that the ketamine significantly lowered his IQ, impacting his judgment, analytical abilities, and decision-making, particularly in financial matters. [3, 5] He describes himself as a “half-stupid zombie” due to the drug’s alleged impact and attributes bad investments and a “stupid career” to the alleged drugging. [3, 5] This alleged cognitive decline is a crucial element in his narrative, explaining his perceived inability to confront his alleged abusers and his susceptibility to financial exploitation.
• Docility and Submissiveness: Smedema alleges that ketamine made him docile and submissive, inhibiting his ability to question or resist instructions from individuals like his wife and Duijs. [3, 5] He describes his behavior as “dog-like,” suggesting a complete loss of autonomy and agency. [3, 5] This alleged submissiveness is central to his accusations, as it explains his perceived inability to fight back against the alleged manipulation and control exerted by the alleged conspirators.
• Memory Loss and Amnesia: Smedema claims ketamine caused significant memory loss and amnesia, hindering his ability to recall specific events or piece together the alleged conspiracy against him. [3, 5] This memory impairment is a recurring theme in his accusations, as it complicates his efforts to build a case against his alleged abusers and adds to the complexity of proving his claims. [5] He also notes that ketamine can cause memory loss of up to ten minutes before administration, creating “blackout” periods that facilitated manipulation. [3, 5]
• Physical Symptoms: Smedema links ketamine to various physical symptoms, such as heart palpitations and hyperventilation attacks, further contributing to his distress and potentially serving as evidence of the alleged drugging. [3, 5]
• Increased Vulnerability to Other Abuse: Smedema alleges that ketamine made him more susceptible to other forms of abuse, such as electroshock therapy and psychological manipulation. [3, 5] He believes the drug’s effects facilitated the alleged “brainwashing” and torture, making it more effective in repressing memories and controlling his behavior. [3]

2. Electroshock Therapy/Torture:

Smedema alleges that he was subjected to electroshock therapy, which he characterizes as torture, every 5-6 years, starting in 1972. [3] He accuses Professor Onno van der Hart of administering this therapy to allegedly repress memories of his wife’s alleged abuse and condition him into submission. [3, 6] He claims that he was drugged before these sessions, often secretly and deceptively, with substances like ketamine to induce a coma-like state. [3] He alleges the electroshock was used to:

• Repress his memories. [3, 6]
• Alter his personality. [3, 6]
• Enforce a submissive, “dog-like” state. [3, 6]

Smedema links this alleged torture to a broader conspiracy involving the Dutch government, family members, and medical professionals, allegedly aiming to silence him and discredit his accusations. [3, 6] He recounts an incident in Catral, Spain, where a Dutch detective allegedly witnessed this torture and intervened. [3] He also mentions an incident in Benidorm where he was allegedly tortured by Van der Hart and Duijs in a nightclub. [3] Smedema claims the electroshock treatments caused severe psychological trauma, including amnesia, repression, and a diminished sense of self. [3] He further describes the electroshock and drugging as part of his “mental kidnapping.” [3] He connects the electroshock therapy to the abuse and control enforced by the alleged conspiracy. [3]

3. Hypnosis and Conditioning:

Smedema describes experiences with hypnosis and conditioning going back to 1971, claiming his parents had him hypnotized to maintain a relationship with his then-girlfriend. [3, 6] He accuses Duijs of using mind control learned from Jan van Beek to manipulate him. [3] He claims Duijs conditioned him to respond to his voice and follow orders. [3] He links hypnosis and drugging with ketamine to instances of “heavy mind control,” alleging these methods made him vulnerable to manipulation and contributed to his docility. [3, 6] He believes Duijs’s hypnotic suggestions, often reinforced by his wife and her sister, influenced his decision-making. [3, 6]

4. Antipsychotic Drugging and “Gaslighting”:

Smedema alleges that he was secretly drugged with antipsychotic medication disguised as “baby aspirin” to impair his cognitive function, make him appear delusional, and undermine his fight against the alleged conspiracy. [3] This drugging, combined with repeated psychiatric evaluations labeling him as delusional, allegedly reinforced “gaslighting” and made him doubt his sanity. [3] He also claims the alleged drugging with antipsychotics contributed to his financial ruin and social isolation. [3]

5. “Mental Kidnapping”/”Mental Hostage-Taking”:

Smedema uses these terms to describe the combined effects of the alleged mind control, Duijs’s purported micromanagement, and the larger conspiracy. [3, 7] He believes this psychological manipulation, combined with other forms of abuse, aimed to silence and discredit his claims of corruption and sexual abuse within the Dutch government. [3, 7]

Smedema consistently argues that these alleged mind control techniques were central to the conspiracy against him, systematically used to control his actions, suppress his memories, and discredit his accusations. He portrays himself as a victim of a sophisticated and relentless campaign of psychological manipulation, aimed at silencing him and protecting the alleged perpetrators. [7] It is important to note that these are Smedema’s allegations, presented from his perspective and have not been independently verified. [3]

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Hans Smedema B. Sc., in forced exile surviving in beautiful El Albir, Costa Blanca, Spain