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Mind control research is ongoing.<ref>https://elifesciences.org/articles/27069</ref> | Mind control research is ongoing.<ref>https://elifesciences.org/articles/27069</ref> | ||
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+ | The multiplicative effects and accumulation of less severe stressors may not be perceived intuitively and thus the public may be deceived about the extent to which propaganda, manipulation or torture is effective. | ||
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+ | An example of this might be the clustering of [[strategy of tension|terror attacks]] with fear of global warming, job loss and immigration. On the other hand, denial of the cluster effect is used to legalize torture.<ref name=McCoy(2006)/> | ||
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Mind Control aims to gain domination over the victim by making them cede their autonomy to the controlling person or group. Methods include lying, isolation, manipulation, indoctrination, electroshock, operant conditioning, coding / programming and "brainwashing". |
Mind control was the subject of many research projects immediately after World War II. One of the primary focuses was the extraction of information from prisoners, and another was the creation of "Manchurian Candidates" - i.e. programmed assassins who could be reliably used to carry out assassinations in a plausibly deniable fashion. The research projects are believed to be successful [1] [2] , but the extent of their success is hard to estimate since CIA Director Richard Helms ordered the destruction of all documents relating to MKUltra in 1973.
Contents
Definition
The goal of Mind Control is to gain total domination over the victim and to create dependency structures. To this end many techniques are used and combined, ie. isolation, manipulation, indoctrination, operant conditioning, coding / programming and "brainwashing".
“Mind Control is a system of influences which break the identity of an individual (his/her beliefs, behaviour, thoughts and feelings) and replace it with a new identity”
Steve Hassan (1993) [3]
Deutsch: Ausbruch aus dem Bann der Sekten; Reinbek, 1993; p. 25
“The goal and end of Mind Control is to control and bondage the victim or survivor both during abuse and ritual and during 'normal life'”
Ritualistic Abuse Consultancy, Sydney. [4]
Techniques leading to such an effect were known for centuries by religious groups and cults. In the 19th century foster homes were built and techiques to break the will were perfected in order to keep a large number of inmates with as few personal as possible. These 'correction centeres' were precursors to the nazi concentration camps.
A survivor, Bruno Bettelheim, who has spent one year in two German concentration camps for political prisoners — Dachau and Buchenwald — reports his psychological observations:
“The aims of the concentration camp as an institution are to break the prisoners as individuals, to spread terror among the rest of the population, and to provide the Gestapo with a training ground and an experimental laboratory. [...] The typical initial reactions are feelings of detachment: 'this can't be true … things like this just don't happen'.
The first few weeks are the worst; persons who manage to live through the transportation to camp and the first three months thereafter, have a fair chance of surviving. If the tortures become too intense, indifference takes the place of anxiety. Prisoners are particularly sensitive to punishments resembling those a parent might inflict upon a child. Prisoners' dreams rarely deal with situations of extreme torture but instead with comparatively smaller maltreatments. Group formation, especially around a hero or martyr, is very effectively prohibited by means of group punishments. For only a short time do the new prisoners direct their hostility primarily against their real enemy; in many cases it is soon turned against former friends or members of the family by whom the prisoners feel deserted. Old prisoners come to direct their hostility mostly against themselves. Gradually a regression to infantile levels take place, turning many prisoners into willing tools in the hands of the Gestapo.
In the phase of 'final adjustment', the strangest phenomenon of all could be observed: the prisoners' identification with the guards. Certain prisoners even tried to imitate the guards' uniforms, became cruel to their fellow-prisoners, partly accepted Nazi ideology. The author's conclusion is: What thus happens in an extreme fashion to the prisoners in concentration camps, happens also, in a somewhat less exaggerated form, to the inhabitants of the great concentration camp called 'Greater Germany'.”
Grotjahn, M. (1945) [5]
History
Mind Control was subject to intensive research post WW2, by the CIA and similar agencies such as the ONI. Through Operation Paperclip the CIA imported Nazi doctors, whom it allowed to continue their research.
Nowadays black sites such as Guantanamo Bay or Abu Ghraib may offer a similar off-the-books chance to carry out destructive research into forceful attempts to reshaping the human psyche. A new goal of what President Bush jr. called a "CIA program" he wanted to "allow to go forward" [6] was to tailor mind control tactics for expoiting individual and cultural weaknesses:
“In late 2002, Defense Secretary Rumsfeld appointed General Geoffrey Miller to command Guantanamo with wide latitude for interrogation, making this prison an ad hoc behavioral laboratory. Moving beyond the CIA’s
original attack on sensory receptors universal to all humans, Guantanamo’s interrogators stiffened the psychological assault by exploring Arab “cultural sensitivity” to sexuality, gender identity, and fear of dogs. General Miller also
formed Behavioral Science Consultation teams of military psychologists who probed each detainee for individual phobias[...].”
Alfred W. McCoy (2006) [7]
Exposure
Project MKUltra was exposed by investigation in the 1970s by several congressional hearings. In 1973 the CIA Director Richard Helms ordered all MKUltra documents destroyed or at last researchers are told so. [2].
In 2000 in a masterpiece of investigative journalism, psychiatrist Collin A. Ross, has pieced together countless declassified CIA memos.[1].
Recent Developments
Mind control research is ongoing.[8]
Only recently it is understood that studying human behaviour in extreme environments may be applied to less extreme environments and societies at large by clustering the effects of multiple stressors in a way that is not additive but multiplicative. [9]
The multiplicative effects and accumulation of less severe stressors may not be perceived intuitively and thus the public may be deceived about the extent to which propaganda, manipulation or torture is effective.
An example of this might be the clustering of terror attacks with fear of global warming, job loss and immigration. On the other hand, denial of the cluster effect is used to legalize torture.[6]
The trend is to make torture and brainwashing harder to detect either by victims, the public or legislation.
Examples
Page name | Start | End | Perpetrators | Description |
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"Korean War/CIA brainwashing spin" | A word coined by the CIA in an effort to cover-up the US Army's use of biological weapons in the Korean War. | |||
Brainwashing | ||||
Controlling the narrative | ||||
Hypnosis | Hypnosis was a focus of CIA attention in the MK Ultra project. | |||
Mind control | Mind Control aims to gain domination over the victim by making them cede their autonomy to the controlling person or group. Methods include lying, isolation, manipulation, indoctrination, electroshock, operant conditioning, coding / programming and "brainwashing". | |||
Operation Dormouse | 1975 | 1975 | CIA | |
Phobia induction | Manipulative technique to foster suggestibility and a physical stress reaction | |||
Project CHATTER | 1947 | 1953 | US Navy Charles Savage Naval Medical Research Center | CIA research focused on the identification and testing of drugs in interrogations and the recruitment of agents. |
Project MKCHICKWIT | CIA | An illegal mind control research programme. | ||
Project MKUltra | 13 April 1953 | 1973 | CIA | An illegal mind control research programme, where psychoactive drugs (especially LSD) and other chemicals, electroshocks, hypnosis, sensory deprivation, isolation, verbal and sexual abuse, in addition to other forms of torture were used to gain control of individuals. |
Project Monarch | CIA | Experimentation research linked to and derived from MK-Ultra. | ||
Ritual abuse | ||||
Social control | ||||
Social engineering | The calculated influencing of society on a large scale, often over a long term. |
Mind control victims on Wikispooks
Title | Start | End | Perpetrators | Description |
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Cathy O'Brien | ||||
Sirhan Sirhan | A patsy who was very likely MK-ultra'ed to assassinate Robert Kennedy. |
Related Quotations
Page | Quote | Author | Date |
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Edward Bernays | “The conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of the masses is an important element in democratic society. Those who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government which is the true ruling power of our country... In almost every act of our daily lives, whether in the sphere of politics or business, in our social conduct or our ethical thinking, we are dominated by the relatively small number of persons... who understand the mental processes and social patterns of the masses. It is they who pull the wires which control the public mind.” | Edward Bernays | 1928 |
Human sacrifice | “While documentation of the widespread existence of Satanic human sacrifice cults is lacking, evidence of other forms of systematic human sacrifice is available. Two examples in modern history are the Catholic Inquisition, a human sacrifice cult of a religious-theological nature, and the Third Reich, a human sacrifice cult of a military-political nature. (In calling the Inquisition and the Third Reich cults, I am using the word in a broad, informal, and unscholarly sense, to mean an organized group driven by a well-elaborated theological doctrine, which for the Nazis was Aryan racial mysticism.) The fact that the Catholic Inquisition and the Third Reich were both run by middle-class, Caucasian, educated individuals from Judaeo-Christian cultures suggests that it is psychologically possible for ordinary middle-class citizens to be perpetrating such crimes in North America today, especially given the high level of violence in contemporary Western societies.” | Colin Ross | 1995 |
Strategy of tension | “In order to tackle the root causes of radicalization ("Radicalization" refers to a value shift towards fovouring a more equal distribution of wealth) in particular of young people, the EU should consider strengthening targeted actions designed to raise awareness and promote the respect of fundamental rights and values".” | European Ministers of the Interior | 2015 |
The Pedophocracy | “Contracts between the business milieu and the political world, contracts between businessmen amongst each other, fraud with subsidies or licenses, setting up fake firms, criminal contracts like arms trade... everything was possible. And it always ended with sex and children... Pictures were taken, in jest, to keep both parties to their contracts...
[...] Step by step customers, who first went to bed with me cautiously, were stimulated to rougher sex. I was forced to help them with that... They became complicit and at the same time their mutual connections became tighter. Not one of these people was still inclined to sign contracts with individuals outside the network. If that happened one could make them pay dearly for that...” | Regina Louf | 1998 |
Related Documents
Title | Type | Publication date | Author(s) | Description |
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Document:Alice in Wonderland | article | 1 November 2003 | Tim Baber | A slightly off-beat and idiosyncratic but gentle introduction to a subject which - for most people, most of the time - is safely relegated to the realm of fictional horror, ridiculous 'conspiracy theory' or similar mental pigeon-hole, so that life can proceed 'as normal'. |
Document:CIA Experiments on Children | article | 12 August 2010 | H.P. Albarelli Jr. Jeffrey Kaye | |
Document:Doreen and Karen – a tale of two mothers | article | 15 August 2013 | Francis Carr Begbie | A startling and telling comparison of the treatment of two horrific racially-motivated murders by the UK Establishment. |
Document:Finders Keepers | article | 1 June 2000 | David McGowan | Clear evidence of suppression of an investigation into a child trafficking ring with blatantly obvious ties to US military and intelligence organisations. |
Document:How do Pedophiles get away with it? | article | 19 October 2012 | Anonymous | |
Document:Masters of Persuasion | article | 2005 | David Guyatt | |
Document:Mind Control Themes and Programming Triggers in Movies | Article | 2006 | Carissa Conti | |
Document:Mind Control and the US Government | article | 1992 | Martin Cannon | |
Document:Project Monarch | report | 1 January 1999 | Ron Patton | A brief, authoritative introduction to Project Monarch |
Document:Staged ISIS Videos Exemplify Fake News | article | 7 September 2014 | Jay Dyer | ISIS and the methodology, motivations and people behind the production and stage management of FAKE NEWS |
Document:The CIA - long-range planning for a drugged and debilitated society | webpage | 4 July 2015 | Jon Rappoport | A re-examination of an obscure appendix from a CIA document that was exposed by the 1977 Senate hearings into MKULTRA. Is a secret CIA unit directing and expanding drug use in a pre-meditated effort to weaken society? |
Document:The Spartacus COVID-19 Letter | Article | 28 September 2021 | Institute for Coronavirus Emergence Nonprofit Intelligence | The Spartacus Letter - Rev. 2 (2021-09-28) Spartacus |
Document:The new mind control | article | March 2016 | Robert Epstein | The internet has spawned subtle forms of influence that can flip elections and manipulate everything we say, think and do |
Document:Transcendence (2014) – Esoteric Analysis | article | 20 August 2014 | Jay Dyer | Esoteric analysis of the 2014 Holywood film "Transcendence" starring Johnny Depp - "The kind of film stupid people think is smart" - Author. |
Document:Tron (1982) – The Ultimate Predictive PROGRAMming | article | 28 September 2014 | Jay Dyer | An esoteric analysis of the 1982 Sci-Fi film "Tron" |
Document:United States, Canada, Britain: Partners in mind-control operations | article | July 1996 | Armen Victorian | |
Document:V for Vendetta (2005): Managed Dialectics | article | 11 October 2014 | Jay Dyer | Esoteric analysis of the 2005 cult film "V for Vendetta. |
Document:War and Peace - The Lost Principles of Science and Value | article | 17 June 2015 | John McMurtry | A wide-ranging critique of the techniques of globalisation and the way in which apparently otherwise well-meaning western NGOs frame the worlds problems in US war propaganda terms |
Document:Who is Responsible for Suicide Academies? | article | 8 November 2010 | Peter Chamberlin | |
File:Operation Crimson Mist-Electronic Slaughter in Rwanda.pdf | article | 29 May 2003 | Joe Vialls | A speculative article about psychotronic warfare. |
File:SATANIC CULT AWARENESS.pdf | report | 27 January 1993 | Gayland W. Hurst Robert L. Marsh | This training manual is the result of compiling information from several years of occult investigations including volumes of written documentations from several investigators across the nation. |
File:The Rape of the Mind by Joost A. M. Meerloo.pdf | book | Joost A. M. Meerloo | ||
File:US Army Field Manual 21-78.pdf | book | 1981 | US/Army | Field Manual 21-78 is an (declassified) introduction to "honorable survival", i.e. how to resist brainwashing |
An official example
Name | Start | End | Description |
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Jonestown | 18 November 1978 | 18 November 1978 | The People's Temple cult, in Jonestown, lead by Jim Jones. In 1978 hundreds of members were poisoned by drinking a cyanide laced drink. |
References
- ↑ a b Collin A. Ross (2000) Bluebird. Deliberate Creation of Multiple Personality by Psychiatrists. Richardson Tx., Manitou Communications
- ↑ a b Hans Ulrich Gresch (2003) Unsichtbare Ketten.E-Book. www.orwell-staat.de/cms/files/mindcontrol.pdf
- ↑ Steve Hassan (1988/2015) Combatting Cult Mind Control. Freedom of Mind Press .
- ↑ Convention handout, Ritualistic Abuse Consultancy, Sydney
- ↑ http://www.brown.uk.com/brownlibrary/BET.htm Grotjahn, M. (1945). Individual and Mass Behavior in Extreme Situations: Bruno Bettelheim. J. of Abnormal and Social Psychology, XXXVIII, 1943, pp. 417–452.. Psychoanal Q., 14:143-144.
- ↑ a b Alfred W. McCoy (2006) The History of U.S.Torture. The Asia-Pacific Journal, Japan Focus, Volume 4, Issue 12. online: http://apjjf.org/-Alfred-W--McCoy/2291/article.pdf
- ↑ http://apjjf.org/-Alfred-W--McCoy/2291/article.pdf Alfred W. McCoy (2006) The History of U.S.Torture.
- ↑ https://elifesciences.org/articles/27069
- ↑ John Leach, Psychological factors in exceptional, extreme and torturous environments, Extrem Physiol Med. June 2016. 5: 7. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4890253/ section: "Cluster effect".