1. Brainwashing 1c1. H4 timeframe.
Settings/EA were posted on this section.

EURUSD: pips in total 310.
GBPUSD: pips in total -93.
USDJPY: pips in total 369.
USDCHF: pips in total -352.

It is since January 2006. I did not change any settings. This version is not using dynamic i_trend levels so it is just "attach-and forget" settings. And this version on H4 timeframe is not trading often.
For example 2007 USDJPY:
January: +76 pips total (48 + 0 +10 +18).
February: +76 pips (no any trades in February).
March: +86 pips (0 +17 +9 - 16).
April: +177 pips.
May: +194 pips.
June: +194 pips (no any trades in June)
July: +231 pips.
August: +282.

I did not confuse between 2007 and 2006. All H4 versions are testing since January 2006.

2. Brainwashing 1c. H4 timeframe.
The results are similar with 1c1 version.
1c1 version is having a little better results.

Those versions for H4 timeframe are for long way run.

3. I am testing 1c version for M15 timeframe with and without timefilter. All the settings were posted on this section. Those versions are with dynamic i_trend level (i am estimating those filter's level every sunday and it takes 5 minutes for all).
I am testing it since Fabruary 2007. Those M15 versions are not trading ofen and it is very good to use it with manual confirmation. I mean if somebody is trading this system manually so those M15 versionsd will help a lot. It is profitable for 2 pairs.

4. Brainwashing 1c. H1 timeframe, dynamic iTrend levels.
I am testing it since Fabruary 2007 as well. It is not trading often.
Just for example, GBPUSD:
February: +32 pips.
March: +50 pips.
April: +68 pips.
May: +68 pips.
June: +68 pips.
July: +33 pips.

All the versions do not understand news movement so no need to switch EAs off during the news time.

As I said I traded this system manually live.