kuzadd Posted June 28, 2007 Report Share Posted June 28, 2007 http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/print...1980496,00.html the family Jewels are available for download, it more then 700 pages of finally declassified CIA documents ( I got'em) anyway, here's an article from Aussie news "EASILY lost, on page 425, in the mass of the CIA's notorious "Family Jewels" files is a short paragraph outlining "potentially embarrassing Agency activities". "Experiments in influencing human behaviour through the administration of mind- or personality-altering drugs to unwitting subjects." Of all the heinous acts committed by the CIA in the name of national security, these experiments, done on the agency's behalf by prominent psychiatrists on innocent victims - including children as young as four - may be the darkest. "We have no answer to the moral issue," former director Richard Helms infamously said when asked about the nature of the projects. experimentation on kids as young as 4! The release of the Family Jewels documents revealed the CIA handsomely funded these real-life Dr Strangeloves and engaged pharmaceutical companies to help its experiments. The agency appealed to Big Pharma to pass on any drugs that could not be marketed because of "unfavourable side effects" to be tested on mice and monkeys. Any drugs that passed muster would then be used, according to an internal memo, on volunteer US soldiers. hey then you can use soldiers as guineau pigs!! The CIA said it's OK! The Family Jewels files do not provide further detail into the numerous mind-control programs, such as MKULTRA, covertly propped up by the agency. In 1953, MKULTRA was given 6per cent of the total CIA budget without any oversight. The nature of the experiments, gathered from government documents and testimony in numerous lawsuits brought against the CIA, is shocking, from testing LSD on children to implanting electrodes in victims' brains to deliberately poisoning people with uranium. "The CIA bought my services from my grandfather in 1952 starting at the tender age of four," wrote Carol Rutz of her experiences."Over the next 12 years, I was tested, trained, and used in various ways. Electroshock, drugs, hypnosis, sensory deprivation, and other types of trauma were used to make me complain and split my personality (to create multiple personalities for specific tasks). Each alter or personality was created to respond to a post-hypnotic trigger, then perform an act and (I would) not remember it later. "This Manchurian Candidate program was just one of the operational uses of the mind-control scenario by the CIA. "Your hard-earned tax dollars supported this." The US began these experiments after World War II when it made a grab for hundreds of Nazi scientists and doctors who had been researching mind control in concentration camps, fearing they would fall into Soviet hands. US military intelligence leaders were paranoid that they were falling behind the communist bloc in the brainwashing race. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kuzadd Posted June 28, 2007 Author Report Share Posted June 28, 2007 upon reading, I notice the CIA used a member of the mafia, to attempt an assasination of Fidel Castro, in exchange for what I wonder?? Ah but then, they did the same thing in post ww2 italy with mafioso Lucky Luciano, releasing him from prison, to arouse the Cosa Nostra http://history.sandiego.edu/gen/WW2Timeline/luciano.html In 1943, when the Allies planned to invade Sicily, Navy intelligence again sought Luciano's help. Assistant District Attorney from the State of New York, Murray Gurfein, also with the Office of Naval Intelligence, negotiated a deal with Luciano. In exchange for his release, Luciano would convince the Sicilian Mafia to join with the Allied forces during the invasion of Sicily. " and he did, he did. politics makes for strange, strange bedfellows, or not, given there is no honour among, liars, crooks and thieves! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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