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Archived 4 years ago from EL PAÍS USA
70 years of MKUltra, the CIA ‘mind-control’ program that inspired ‘Stranger Things’

MKUltra is not referenced explicitly on Stranger Things — the popular Netflix show — but the series seems to be inspired by the controversial CIA program. In the show, a government laboratory is conducting illegal experiments on a young girl and other persons, torturing them, and harnessing their …

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Archived 3 years ago from CBC News
U.S. argues for immunity in MK-ULTRA mind control case before Quebec Court of Appeal

A proposed class-action lawsuit over infamous brainwashing experiments at a Montreal psychiatric hospital was before Quebec’s highest court Thursday, as victims attempted to remove immunity granted to the United States government.The U.S. government successfully argued in Quebec Superior Court last …

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Archived 4 years ago from Art of Manliness
Podcast #879: Bat Bombs, Truth Serums, and the Masterminds of …

Many a man has been impressed by the ingenuity of secret agent operations, and intrigued by the subterfuge, gadgets, and disguises required to pull them off. Much of what we think about when we think about spies got its start as part of the Office of Strategic Services, the American intelligence …

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Archived 4 years ago from MEAWW
CIA’s horrifying project ‘MKUltra’ inspired Netflix’s ‘Stranger Things’

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Netflix’s ‘Stranger Things’ takes place in the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana with the plot of the show taking place during the ’80s. From suspicious activities at the Hawkins National Laboratory to the exposure to the Upside Down, the show has come so far in …

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Archived 4 years ago from Inside the Magic
“Whistleblowers” Accuse Disneyland of Mind Control

For all its magic, The Walt Disney Company is not immune to scrutiny. In the last year alone, the House of Mouse has come under fire for thousands of layoffs, to former CEO Bob Chapek’s battle against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s “Don’t Say Gay” law. The latter received so much backlash that …

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Archived 4 years ago from NewsBreak Original
The Dark Legacy of CIA’s LSD Experiments: Ethics, Human Rights & …

Photo byTrnava UniversityonUnsplash Did you know that back in the mid-twentieth century, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) had a secret program called MK-Ultra? They were exploring the effects of LSD, a powerful hallucinogenic drug, on human subjects. Unfortunately, they administered LSD to …

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Archived 4 years ago from The New York Times
Book Review: ‘The Dirty Tricks Department,’ by John Lisle

Exploding pens and fluorescent foxes were just two of the schemes the O.S.S. tried in their quest to best Axis powers, according to a new book, “The Dirty Tricks Department.” THE DIRTY TRICKS DEPARTMENT: Stanley Lovell, the OSS, and the Masterminds of World War II Secret Warfare, by John Lisle Had …

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Archived 4 years ago from NewsBreak Original
What is Inside CIA’s Controversial Sleep Room? | Hdogar

Photo byOlga MülleronUnsplash The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is no stranger to controversy. From covert operations to intelligence gathering, the agency has been at the center of some of the most contentious events in modern history. One such event is the infamous “sleep room” used by the …

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Archived 4 years ago from BuzzFeed
13 Messed Up US History Facts

13 Messed Up US History Facts If you’re from the US, chances are you spent lots of time studying US history in school. You probably learned all about colonization, all our wars, etc. But…well, we all know school history can be a bit sanitized. And if you did some additional research or went to …

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Archived 4 years ago from Literary Hub
How US Intelligence Agencies Hid Their Most Shameful Experiments

Although proponents of secret science like to focus on examples in which it has benefited society, insiders from the very beginning of the Cold War worried that the best minds would not be drawn to work that they could not even talk about. Secrecy protected those involved from embarrassment or …

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