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Errol Morris’s Wormwood, which arrived on Netflix and in some movie theaters Friday, is a mind-boggling story involving LSD-spiked Cointreau, allegations of biological warfare against the U.S. government, Project MKUltra, mind control orchestrated by an allergist and a magician, and a son’s …
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Forty years after revelations that the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency funded brainwashing experiments on unsuspecting Canadians, the Trudeau government is continuing a pattern of silencing the victims, a lawyer for one of the families says. A recent Department of Justice gag order in an …
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One of the many interesting documents in Central Intelligence Agency’s declassified archives was guidance for public statements regarding their MKULTRA mind-control projects. The guidance, produced in 1983 and modified the following year, was intended for CIA’s Deputy Directors, the Executive …
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In 1953, Frank Olson, a scientist working for the CIA, died when he fell from a 13th floor window of the Hotel Statler on Seventh Avenue in what was originally ruled a suicide. The mysteries surrounding Olson’s death involve secret CIA experiments with LSD and mind control, and are the focus of …
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You may not know it by name, but you’re probably familiar with MKULTRA. [embedded content] The Central Intelligence Agency’s program of mind control and drug testing on human subjects has become one of the most reliable pop culture shortcuts into a narrative of deception and intrigue, a real world …
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Morris’ latest, an investigation into whether the CIA assassinated one of its own scientists, pushes the boundaries of “documentary” further than ever before. Peter Sarsgaard in Errol Morris’ Wormwood. (Photo: Netflix) On the night of November 28th, 1953, a Central Intelligence Agency …
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It sounds like a far fetched conspiracy theory, but dig just a little and the conspiracy sounds like it could be the truth. These are the facts—Frank Olsen joined other Central Intelligence Agency scientists on a retreat just before Thanksgiving in 1953. Nine days later he fell out of a New York …
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This is the inside cover of the Warren Commission report, released in September 1964. | AP Photo On this day in 1963, one week after President John F. Kennedy was fatally shot in Dallas, Lyndon B. Johnson, his successor, created a commission chaired by Earl Warren (1891–1974), then chief justice of …
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The CIA delayed responding to requests for information about its longtime counter-espionage chief, James Angleton, as it tried to minimize the disclosure of his activities related to Soviet defectors and the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, newly released documents show. “Don’t answer …
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It’s a story you’re probably familiar with: a few decades ago, a town in Indiana played host to top-secret, government-run experiments on human beings. These experiments were particularly geared toward the human mind—how to control it, and how to tap into its unexplored potential. This is the plot …
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