One MKULTRA project studied how to create a covert concussion-inducing device, one "as small & as silent as possible." Another program compared brain damage with cerebral changes under interrogation.
“Kroeber's opinion, expressed after the second World War, about the presumed civilized opposition to slavery, torture and slaughter of prisoners of war, is hardly worth considering. It does not distinguish between the various forms of "slavery," primitive, archaic and modem. Nor is torture ethnologically interpreted. For the torture of prisoners of war among the Iroquois, for example, was a cruel test and a challenge, but it was not ideologically based; they had no intention of “brainwashing” the enemy. In fact, Iroquois prisoners of war were frequently adopted into the tribe, supplying labor, but eventually they could regain their dignity and achieve Iroquois status, either directly or through their children.”
Stanley Diamond — In Search of the Primitive, 1971
he probably was having his other professional acquaintances in mind, those who were complicit in the MKultra fuckfest (and other government programs, this era was filled with those)
“and, bespeaking of love and lie detectors in venuvarities, whateither the drugs truth of it, was there an iota of from the faust to the lost.”
Thank you for this article... I've always wondered where victims of MK-Ultra or any of its myriad of sub-programs may have ended up...
My guess is that there might still victims who might not even know that they're victims, whether due to successfully layered in screen memories, etc...
I also think that there might be victims out there who have learned, "woken-up" to the fact that there lives, and pasts are not what they thought they were... and I've always sensed that at least some of them might be naturals when it comes to research, and perhaps as the years went by, and if they were as clever and adept as I'm pretty sure some were, that they would have put together a pretty sizeable amount of hard data, you know, verifiable stuff with timeliness, etc, that sort of thing... But sadly, I bet a lot of such people probably have lives that are, well, "complex"... or have been "externally complicated"...
You see Jeffrey, I don't think people who were victims of such trauma based experiences are ever really allowed to dissappear into the sunset... my guess is that things would be anything but easy for them... and that they could probably use a friend...
Oh, I almost forgot... I'm a bit of a research junkie, I found out a number of years ago that I had a good feel for it. I thought you might be interested in reading some of it...
In case you are and if you have time, here's my contact info:
“Kroeber's opinion, expressed after the second World War, about the presumed civilized opposition to slavery, torture and slaughter of prisoners of war, is hardly worth considering. It does not distinguish between the various forms of "slavery," primitive, archaic and modem. Nor is torture ethnologically interpreted. For the torture of prisoners of war among the Iroquois, for example, was a cruel test and a challenge, but it was not ideologically based; they had no intention of “brainwashing” the enemy. In fact, Iroquois prisoners of war were frequently adopted into the tribe, supplying labor, but eventually they could regain their dignity and achieve Iroquois status, either directly or through their children.”
Stanley Diamond — In Search of the Primitive, 1971
he probably was having his other professional acquaintances in mind, those who were complicit in the MKultra fuckfest (and other government programs, this era was filled with those)
“and, bespeaking of love and lie detectors in venuvarities, whateither the drugs truth of it, was there an iota of from the faust to the lost.”
Finnegans Wake, 335
Wowie zowie. I don’t suppose those nice Russians did anything like that.
Jeffrey,
Thank you for this article... I've always wondered where victims of MK-Ultra or any of its myriad of sub-programs may have ended up...
My guess is that there might still victims who might not even know that they're victims, whether due to successfully layered in screen memories, etc...
I also think that there might be victims out there who have learned, "woken-up" to the fact that there lives, and pasts are not what they thought they were... and I've always sensed that at least some of them might be naturals when it comes to research, and perhaps as the years went by, and if they were as clever and adept as I'm pretty sure some were, that they would have put together a pretty sizeable amount of hard data, you know, verifiable stuff with timeliness, etc, that sort of thing... But sadly, I bet a lot of such people probably have lives that are, well, "complex"... or have been "externally complicated"...
You see Jeffrey, I don't think people who were victims of such trauma based experiences are ever really allowed to dissappear into the sunset... my guess is that things would be anything but easy for them... and that they could probably use a friend...
Oh, I almost forgot... I'm a bit of a research junkie, I found out a number of years ago that I had a good feel for it. I thought you might be interested in reading some of it...
In case you are and if you have time, here's my contact info:
Jeff Weiss
Phone: 541.252.0335
Email: wayfaringstranger5967@gmail.com
Best,
Jeff
No. Hadn't seen this. Thanks for posting it!
A lot to process here. Let me think on it and will later reach out to you.