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Archived 3 years ago from CANADALAND
CULTS #3 – MKUltra

In the 1960s and 70s, there was a fear that cult leaders were brainwashing young people into joining their new, strange movements. But is it even possible to “brainwash” anyone?At a psychiatric hospital in Montreal, one mad scientist, with the help of the CIA, tried to find out.Featured in this …

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Archived 3 years ago from War Is Boring
CIA paid prostitutes to drug Americans after they lured them in with the promise of sex

By Andy Wolf It’s no secret that the Central Intelligence Agency is the home of dirty tricks, espionage, and questionable activities to achieve dubious means. From declassified documents outlining their clandestine deeds to being caught in the act, the CIA is the embodiment of the phrase “Exitus …

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Archived 3 years ago from J Station X
Movies About Government Experiments

Movies About Government Experiments: Exploring the Dark Side of Scientific ResearchMovies have always been a powerful medium for exploring various themes and topics. One particular theme that has captured the imagination of filmmakers and viewers alike is government experiments. These movies delve …

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Archived 3 years ago from Publishers Weekly
Tripping on Utopia: Margaret Mead, the Cold War, and the Troubled Birth of Psychedelic Science by Benjamin Breen

Benjamin Breen. Grand Central, $30 (384p) ISBN 978-1-538-72237-4Historian Breen (Age of Intoxication) blends fleet-footed biography with an accessible analysis of mid-20th-century research into “psychedelic” experiences as pioneered by anthropologist Margaret Mead, her husband and fellow …

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Archived 3 years ago from The New York Times
Did the C.I.A. Kill Patrice Lumumba?

In “The Lumumba Plot,” the Foreign Affairs editor Stuart A. Reid asks whether the Central Intelligence Agency was involved in the death of one of Africa’s most famous post-colonial politicians.THE LUMUMBA PLOT: The Secret History of the CIA and a Cold War Assassination, by Stuart A. ReidThe man …

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Archived 3 years ago from 670 KBOI – Boise Local News
Idaho Senator’s Fight to Save Democracy

Frank Church was a United States Senator from the state of Idaho, serving as a Democrat in the Senate from 1957 to 1981, leaving when he was defeated for reelection by Republican Steve Symms. By today’s standards, Church was a very young senator. He was elected at the age of 32 and served only …

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Archived 3 years ago from CJAD 800 (iHeartRadio)
Mohawk Mothers wants work slowed at site of old hospital

The Mohawk Mothers, an Indigenous group keeping an eye on construction at Montreal’s Royal Victoria Hospital feel like they’re being left out of the loop as work continues on top of what they suspect could be a grave site. “It seems like every step of the way, we are being blocked,” said Kwetiio, …

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Archived 3 years ago from CBC.ca
Canadian CIA MK-ULTRA victims still fight for justice | CBC Radio

Front BurnerMore than 50 years ago, the CIA ran a covert mind-control program out of McGill University, today on Front Burner, why survivors and their families are still fighting for justice.Social SharingCBC News · Posted: Oct 06, 2023 7:30 AM EDT | Last Updated: October 6 (CBC)Front …

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Archived 3 years ago from Daily Commercial News
Mohawk Mothers worry evidence of human remains at McGill worksite will be destroyed – constructconnect.com

MONTREAL — After losing their bid to halt construction at the site of a former Montreal hospital, a group of Indigenous women who believe there may be unmarked graves at that location say they’re worried evidence could be jeopardized if work continues. Workers want to move piles of material — …

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Archived 3 years ago from CANOE
MK-ULTRA mind-control experiments: Quebec high court says U.S. has immunity in Canada

Breadcrumb Trail Links Canada A 1982 Canadian law governing how foreign states can be sued in the country cannot be used retroactively, the court ruled. Author of the article: The Canadian Press Published Oct 03, 2023  •  Last updated 1 day ago  •  2 minute read Join the conversation Alison Steel …

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