PT -- LARRY ROMANOFF - CIA --Projecto MK-ULTRA -- Parte 1

CIA --Projecto MK-ULTRA

por Larry Romanoff 

1 de Julho de 2020

Director aposentado da CIA, Allen Dulles (no centro) com o Presidente dos EUA, John F Kennedy, e o substituto da DIA na CIA, John A. McCone, em Washington, DC. no início dos anos 1960. Foto: A

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•Projecto MK-ULTRA da CIA 

•O Instituto de Pesquisa Stanford 

• A Câmara de Horrores de  Gottlieb's

•O Holocausto das Criancinhas da CIA – e o Crime do Século do Canadá  

•As memórias Ausentes do Quarto de Dormir

•A morte de Harold Blauer 

•A Vida e Morte de Frank Olson 

•CIA O Projecto MK-DELTA da CIA, de Stanley Glickman - Uma Grande Experiência com Pão Francês

•Os Americanos a Enfrentar de Novo os Seus Crimes

•Sidney Gottlieb

 
•O Projecto MK-ULTRA da CIA

O governo dos Estados Unidos financiou e realizou inúmeras experiências psicológicas em seres humanos sem eles o saberem, especialmente durante a Guerra Fria, talvez parcialmente para ajudar a desenvolver técnicas mais eficientes de tortura e interrogatório para os militares dos EUA e para a CIA, mas a extensão, o alcance e a duração quase inacreditáveis dessas actividades ultrapassaram muito as possíveis aplicações em interrogatórios e parecem ter sido realizadas a partir de uma desumanidade fundamental e monstruosa. Ler  apenas os resumos, mesmos sem mencionar os detalhes, é por si só, quase traumatizante.

Em estudos iniciados no final da década de 1940 e no início da década de 1950, o Exército dos EUA começou a identificar e a testar soros da verdade, como mescalina e escopolamina, em seres humanos, que invocaram ser de utilidade durante os interrogatórios a espiões soviéticos. Esses programas acabaram por se expandir num projecto de amplo campo de acção e enorme ambição, centralizado sob a competência da CIA, no que viria a ser designado como Projecto MK-ULTRA, uma importante colecção de projectos de interrogatório e controlo da mente. Inspirada inicialmente pelas ilusões de um programa de lavagem cerebral, a CIA iniciou milhares de experiências usando indivíduos americanos e estrangeiros, muitas vezes sem o seu conhecimento ou contra a sua vontade, destruindo inúmeras dezenas de milhares de vidas e causando muitas mortes e suicídios. Financiada, em parte, pelas Fundações Rockefeller e Ford e operada conjuntamente pela CIA, pelo FBI e pelas divisões de inteligência (serviços secretos) de todos os grupos militares, essa pesquisa da CIA, que durou décadas, constituiu uma imensa colecção de algumas das atrocidades mais cruéis e desagradáveis ​​que se possam imaginar, num esforço determinado em desenvolver técnicas confiáveis ​​de controlo da mente humana.

LARRY ROMANOFF -- CIA Project MK-ULTRA -- July 2, 2020

CIA Project MK-ULTRA

by Larry Romanoff 

July 2, 2020

Retiring director of the CIA Allen Dulles (centre) with US President John F Kennedy and Dulles’ CIA replacement John A. McCone in Washington, DC. in early 1960s. Picture: AP

•CIA Project MK-ULTRA 
•The Stanford Research Institute 
•Gottlieb's Chamber of Horrors 
•The CIA's Holocaust of Small Children - and Canada's Crime of the Century 
•The Sleep Room's Missing Memories 
•The Death of Harold Blauer 
•The Life and Death of Frank Olson 
•CIA Project MK-DELTA Stanley Glickman The Great French Bread Experiment 
•Americans Once Again Facing Their Crimes 
•Sidney Gottlieb

 
•CIA Project MK-ULTRA

 The United States government funded and performed countless psychological experiments on unwitting humans, especially during the Cold War era, perhaps partially to help develop more effective torture and interrogation techniques for the US military and the CIA, but the almost unbelieveable extent, range and duration of these activities far surpassed possible interrogation applications and appear to have been performed from a fundamental monstrous inhumanity. To simply read summaries of these, even without the details, is almost traumatising in itself.

 In studies that began in the late 1940s and early 1950s, the US Military began identifying and testing truth serums like mescaline and scopolamine on human subjects, which they claimed might be useful during interrogations of Soviet spies. These programs eventually expanded to a project of vast scope and enormous ambition, centralised under the CIA in what would come to be called Project MK-ULTRA, a major collection of interrogation and mind-control projects. Inspired initially by delusions of a brainwashing program, the CIA began thousands of experiments using both American and foreign subjects often without their knowledge or against their will, destroying countless tens of thousands of lives and causing many deaths and suicides. Funded in part by the Rockefeller and Ford foundations and jointly operated by the CIA, the FBI and the intelligence divisions of all military groups, this decades-long CIA research constituted an immense collection of some of the most cold-blooded and callous atrocities conceivable, in a determined effort to develop reliable techniques of controlling the human mind.

 MK-ULTRA was an umbrella for a large number of clandestine activities that formed part of the CIA’s psychological warfare research and development, consisting of about 150 projects and sub-projects, many of them very large in their own right, with research and human experimentation occurring at more than 80 institutions that included about 50 of America's best-known colleges and universities, 15 or 20 major research Foundations including Rockefeller, dozens of major hospitals, a great many prisons and mental institutions, and many chemical and pharmaceutical companies. At least 200 well-known private scientific researchers were part of this program, as were many thousands of physicians, psychiatrists, psychologists and other similar. Many of these institutions and individuals received their funding through so-called "grants" from what were clearly CIA front companies. In 1994 a Congressional subcommittee revealed that up to 500,000 unwitting Americans were endangered, damaged or destroyed by secret CIA and military tests between 1940 and 1974. Given the deliberate destruction of all the records, the full truth of the MK-ULTRA victims will never be known, and certainly not the death toll. As the inspector general of the US Army later stated in a report to a Senate committee: "In universities, hospitals and research institutions, an unknown number of chemical tests and experiments ... were carried out with healthy adults, with mentally ill and with prison inmates." According to one government report, "In 149 separate mind-control experiments on thousands of people, CIA researchers used hypnosis, electroshock treatments, LSD, marijuana, morphine, benzedrine, mescaline, seconal, atropine and other drugs." Test subjects were usually people who could not easily object - prisoners, mental patients and members of minority groups - but the agency also performed many experiments on normal, healthy civilians without their knowledge or consent.

Dr. Sidney Gottlieb