January 18, 2015 Dr. Harris Isbell’s experimentsDr. Harris Isbell’s experiments can only be described as torture — on par with Nazi human experiments. Read More Dr. Harris Isbell’s experiments
January 18, 2015 1953: Artichoke ConferenceArtichoke Conference: “use of criminals and the criminally insane have been very successful.” CIA Security Research chief Read More 1953: Artichoke Conference
January 18, 2015 Dr. Maitland Baldwin, a student of Harold Hebb explored sensory deprivation at NIHMaitland Baldwin, a scientist at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIH), had no moral inhibitions about Read More Dr. Maitland Baldwin, a student of Harold Hebb explored sensory deprivation at NIH
January 18, 2015 1953: Dr. John Lilly used electric stimulation to “map” brain locations that control body functionsDr. John Lilly was a scientist at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) who conducted experimental studies Read More 1953: Dr. John Lilly used electric stimulation to “map” brain locations that control body functions
January 18, 2015 April 10, 1953: CIA Director Allen Dulles launches “Brain Warfare” — Technological FascismAllen Dulles, a master propagandist demonstrated his adroit duplicity when he delivered a fear mongering speech about Read More April 10, 1953: CIA Director Allen Dulles launches “Brain Warfare” — Technological Fascism
January 18, 2015 *1953: MK-ULTRA was hatched by Allen Dulles and Richard HelmsIn a rare exchange of memos (1953) between the two men Dulles reaffirmed his support for utilizing Read More *1953: MK-ULTRA was hatched by Allen Dulles and Richard Helms
January 18, 2015 A vast web of clandestine collaborations between medical academics and the CIAThe CIA and DOD penetrated and compromised the research integrity of 88 non-government American institutions — universities, Read More A vast web of clandestine collaborations between medical academics and the CIA
January 18, 2015 The Secret Nature Of CIA Ties Led Academic Medical Scientists To Don Moral BlindersShielded by a wall of secrecy medical scientist overturned traditional medical ethics, as German academics had done Read More The Secret Nature Of CIA Ties Led Academic Medical Scientists To Don Moral Blinders
January 18, 2015 Dr. Charles Geschickter served the CIA both as researcher and funding conduit.Dr. Charles Geschickter was an extremely important asset for Gottlieb’s division, with his connections in high places Read More Dr. Charles Geschickter served the CIA both as researcher and funding conduit.
January 18, 2015 1954: CIA Security Research chief Paul Gaynor provided an overview of ARTICHOKE methodsAn Artichoke Conference was held at Fort Detrick at which Gaynor reminded officials that: All individuals can Read More 1954: CIA Security Research chief Paul Gaynor provided an overview of ARTICHOKE methods
January 18, 2015 1954: “Can an individual be made to perform assassination involuntarily under the influence of ARTICHOKE?”“Can an individual be made to perform assassination involuntarily under the influence of ARTICHOKE?” The question was Read More 1954: “Can an individual be made to perform assassination involuntarily under the influence of ARTICHOKE?”
January 18, 2015 1953: Dr. Wolff and Dr. Hinkle investigate Communist BrainwashingAllen Dulles turned to Dr. Harold Wolff, a renowned neurologist, whose expertise was migraine headaches and pain; Read More 1953: Dr. Wolff and Dr. Hinkle investigate Communist Brainwashing
January 18, 2015 *1950s–1980: Psycho-electronic brain experiments — surgically implanted electrodesThe psycho-electronic experiments aimed at controlling individual behavior, ultimately to be used as a means for social Read More *1950s–1980: Psycho-electronic brain experiments — surgically implanted electrodes
January 18, 2015 1950s: Jose Delgado, MD, pioneered wireless implanted electrode to control human behaviorDelgado was the Director of Neuropsychiatry at Yale University Medical School who was called a “technological wizard” Read More 1950s: Jose Delgado, MD, pioneered wireless implanted electrode to control human behavior