CIA records: wanted to kill using chemical, biological substances

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Jon Rappoport

By analyzing CIA documents from earlier days, we can understand the programs of the Agency and its government cousins. 

Given the fact that the CIA’s umbrella research program, MKULTRA, went completely dark in 1962, and given the technological advances that have been made in the intervening years, we can draw inferences about present-day covert ops. 

Document: May 20, 1975; sent by CIA Inspector General, Donald F. Chamberlain, to the Director of Central Intelligence, William Colby. 

Subject: CIA activities at Fort Detrick, Maryland [in the 1952 period]. 

Fort Detrick was the center of US government chem/bio warfare research. 

Here is the opening quote from the document: 

CIA MKULTRA: they intended to use drugs for “everything”

Jon Rappoport

Drugs to transform individuals…and even, by implication, society. 

Drug research going far beyond the usual brief descriptions of MKULTRA. 

The intention is there, in the record. 

A CIA document was included in the transcript of the 1977 US Senate Hearings on MKULTRA, the CIA’s mind-control program. 

The document is found in Appendix C, starting on page 166. It’s simply labeled “Draft,” dated 5 May 1955. 

It begins: “A portion of the Research and Development Program of [CIA’s] TSS/Chemical Division is devoted to the discovery of the following materials and methods:” 

What followed was a list of hoped-for drugs and their uses. 

The significance of a forgotten CIA document: MKULTRA

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Jon Rappoport

This June 27, 1994, document is stored at the National Security Archive at The George Washington University. 

It was written by a CIA advisory committee, and forwarded to the Presidential Committee on Human Radiation Experiments, which was preparing public hearings at the time. 

The document has many interesting implications. In this article, I want to focus on two. The first point concerns the CIA mind control program, MKULTRA. 

Here is a key quote: 

Major Hasan Was a “Jolly” Man

Dave Hodges

Major Nidal Hasan, age 39 at the time of his heinous crime, had a well-documented of history of deep-rooted psychological problems. He was not married, had very few friends, his parents are dead, he was estranged from his brothers, he was a self-professed loner and he had experienced psychological problems in his previous psychological training programs. Hasan fits the classic Psyops profile of a mass murderer that we have seen so many times before in such false flag event shooters such as Loughner, et al.

We all know that psychiatrist, Nidal Malik Hasan, as the army major who is responsible for slaughtering 13 unarmed people, and wounding another 31 on November 5th, 2009. And now questions are surfacing about the likelihood that Hasan was his own patient who was treating himself with psychotropic drugs, likely of the antidepressant variety. Given his psychological profile, it is very likely that he was indeed self-medicating. This possibility raises a whole host of interesting questions which never seem to be asked by the state-run media who are owned and controlled by the military and medical industrial complexes.

Unfortunately, we don’t seem to have a lot of answers on what we can do to stem this senseless tide of violent behavior which was almost nonexistent only a generation ago. I do, however, have many questions which need to be honestly investigated and answered. 

Streamlining the Process to Split Your Mind

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Janet Phelan

The recent Colorado shootings have raised concerns as to the possibility that James Holmes may be the latest in a series of Manchurian candidate-type experiments. The techniques to create a person acting unconsciously under the orders of others have been greatly streamlined in recent years.

The MK ULTRA programs intended to create the “perfect spy,” according to many pundits. MK ULTRA was purportedly abandoned in the late 1970s after the Church hearings, when the widespread nature of these human experimentation programs was brought to Congressional attention. Many of the programs, as revealed during these hearings, utilized drugs and other chemical agents.

The 1996 publication of the book, The Illuminati Formula to Create an Undetectable Mind Controlled Slave, by Fritz Springmeier and Cisco Wheeler, reawakened widespread concerns that the MK ULTRA programs had not been terminated. The book detailed a system of trauma-based mind control, harkening back to the human experiments done in Nazi Germany as the genesis for the recent efforts to create a crop of “mind controlled slaves.” The book became a cult sensation and in his introduction to the book, Springmeier alleged there were over 40,000 such “mind-controlled” individuals within the borders of the United States.