Area 51 The Revealing Truth of Ufos, Secret Aircraft, Cover-Ups & Conspiracies
“First I had the Service Corps call the captain to Washington and tell him they needed a report of the mechanical equipment of Division X headquartered in Tokyo. Smith was ordered to leave by jet next morning, pick up the report and return at once. Consciously, that was all he knew, and it was the story he gave to his wife and friends. “Then I put him under deep hypnosis, and gave him—orally—a vital message to be delivered directly on his arrival in Japan to a certain colonel— let’s say his name was Brown—of military intelligence. “Outside of myself, Colonel Brown was the only person who could hypnotize Captain Smith.
This is ‘locking.’ “I performed it by saying to the hypnotized Captain: ‘Until further orders from me, only Colonel Brown and I can hypnotize you. We will use a signal phrase the moon is clear. Whenever you hear this phrase from Brown or myself you will pass instantly into deep hypnosis.’ “When Captain Smith re-awakened, he had no conscious memory or what happened in trance. All that he was aware of was that he must head for Tokyo to pick up a division report. “On arrival there, Smith reported to Brown, who hypnotized him with the signal phrase.
Under hypnosis, Smith delivered my message and received one to bring back. Awakened, he was given the division report and returned home by jet. There I hypnotized him once more with the signal phrase, and he spieled off Brown’s answer that had been dutifully tucked away in his unconscious mind.” With the early, groundbreaking work of George Estabrooks now concisely spelled out for one and all to read, digest, and muse upon, let me acquaint you with a concise history of the world of mind control, mind manipulation, and what could accurately be termed mind slavery.
The picture is not a pretty one—not at all.
Although the U.S. intelligence community, military, and government have undertaken countless official (and off the record, too) projects pertaining to both mind control and mind manipulation, without any doubt whatsoever, the most notorious of all was Project MKUltra: a clandestine operation that operated out of the CIA’s Office of Scientific Intelligence and had its beginnings in the Cold War era of the early 1950s.
The date of the project’s actual termination is a somewhat hazy one; however, it is known that it was definitely in operation as late as the latter part of the 1960s—and, not surprisingly and regretfully, has since been replaced by far more controversial and deeply hidden projects.
To demonstrate the level of secrecy that surrounded Project MKUltra, even though it had kicked off at the dawn of the Fifties, its existence was largely unknown outside of the intelligence world until 1975, when the Church committee and the Rockefeller Commission began making their own investigations of the CIA’s mind-control-related activities in part to determine if (a) the CIA had engaged in illegal activity; (b) the personal rights of citizens had been violated; and (c) if the projects at issue had resulted in fatalities—which they most assuredly and unfortunately did.
Rather conveniently, and highly suspiciously, too, it was asserted at the height of the inquiries in 1975 that two years earlier CIA director Richard Helms had ordered the destruction of the agency’s MKUltra files. Fortunately, this did not stop the Church committee or the Rockefeller Commission—both of whom had the courage and tenacity to forge ahead with their investigations, relying on sworn testimony from players in MKUltra, where documentation was no longer available for scrutiny, study, and evaluation.
The story that unfolded was both dark and disturbing in equal degrees. Indeed, the scope of the project—and allied operations, too—was spelled out in an August 1977 document titled “The Senate MKUltra Hearings” that was prepared by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence and the Committee on Human Resources as a result of their probing into the secret world of the CIA.
As the document explained: “Research and development programs to find materials that could be used to alter human behavior were initiated in the late 1940s and early 1950s. These experimental programs originally included testing of drugs involving witting human subjects, and culminated in tests using unwitting, non-volunteer human subjects. These tests were designed to determine the potential effects of chemical or biological agents when used operationally against individuals unaware that they had received a drug.” The committee then turned its attention to the overwhelming secrecy that surrounded these early 1940s/1950s projects: “The testing programs were considered highly sensitive by the intelligence agencies administering them. Few people, even within the agencies, knew of the programs and there is no evidence that either the Executive Branch or Congress were ever informed of them.
“The highly compartmented nature of these programs may be explained in part by an observation made by the CIA Inspector General that, ‘the knowledge that the Agency is engaging in unethical and illicit activities would have serious repercussions in political and diplomatic circles and would be detrimental to the accomplishment of its missions.’” The research and development programs, particularly the covert testing programs, resulted in massive abridgments of the rights of American citizens, sometimes with tragic consequences. As prime evidence of this, the committee uncovered details on the deaths of two Americans who were firmly attributed to the programs at issue, while other participants in the testing programs were said to still be suffering from the residual effects of the tests as late as the mid-1970s.
As the committee starkly noted: “While some controlled testing of these substances might be defended, the nature of the tests, their scale, and the fact that they were continued for years after the danger of surreptitious administration of LSD to unwitting individuals was known, demonstrate a fundamental disregard for the value of human life.” Far more was to come: the select committee’s investigation of the testing and use of chemical and biological agents also raised serious questions about the adequacy of command and control procedures within the Central Intelligence Agency and military intelligence and also about the nature of the relationships among the intelligence agencies, other governmental agencies, and private institutions and individuals that were also allied to the early mind-control studies.
For example, the committee was highly disturbed to learn that with respect to the mind-control and mind-manipulation projects, the CIA’s normal administrative controls were controversially—and completely—waived for programs involving chemical and biological agents, supposedly to protect their security but more likely to protect those CIA personnel who knew that they were verging upon (if not outright surpassing) breaking the law.
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