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                                            Caveat Lector!

     The CIA's experiments in radio control of the brain are based on the
development of the EEG in the 1920s. In 1934  Drs. Chaffee and Light
published a pivotal monograph, "A Method for Remote Control of Electrical
Stimulation of the Nervous System."4 Work along the same lines allowed Dr.
Jose Delgado of Cordoba, Spain to climb into bull-ring and, with the push
of a button, trigger an electrode in the head of a charging bull and stop
the beast in its tracks.
        Further groundbreaking advances were made by  L.L. Vasiliev, the
famed Russian Ph
Evaluation of the Hypnogenic Method." The article detailed the experiments
of Dr. I.F. Tomashevsky in remote radio control of the brain, "at a
distance of one or more rooms and under conditions where the participant
would not know or suspect that she would be experimented with.... One such
experiment was carried out in a park at a distance," Vasiliev reported, and
"a post-hypnotic mental suggestion to go to sleep was complied with within
a minute."
        By 1956 Curtiss Shafer, an electrical engineer for the Norden-Ketay
Corporation, could explore the possibilities at the National Electronics
Conference in Chicago. "The ultimate achievement of biocontrol may be man
himself," Shafer said. "The controlled subjects would never be permitted to
think as individuals. A few months after birth, a surgeon would equip each
child with a socket mounted under the scalp and electrodes reaching
selected areas of brain tiss
perceptions and muscular activity could be either modified or completely
controlled by bioelectric signals radiating from state-controlled
transmitters." The CIA had already rushed headlong into Shafer's EMR
dystopia with the founding of an experimental mind control clinic in
Montreal, directed by the notorious D. Ewen Cameron, M.D. on grants from
the Rockefeller Foundation and J.D. McConnell of the Montreal Star. Another
pool of funding was the Gerschickter Foundation, named for Dr. Charles
Gerschickter of Georgetown University Hospital, who had tested potent drugs
on mental patients and the terminally ill, and bombarded monkeys with radar
waves until they passed out, at the behest of the CIA.
        Allan Memorial was housed in a limestone mansion atop Mount Royal,
donated by Sir Hugh Allan and staffed with emigre psychiatrists from
war-crushed Europe.
        Cameron shared a bloodless, sadistic character with the Nazis h
analyzed early in his career. Allan Memorial opened in 1942. Three years
later he was invited to Nuremberg to evaluate the mental state of Rudolph
Hess. In Germany Cameron could dissect the aberrations of fascist rule. Dr.
Harvey Weinstein, a psychiatrist whose father was a guinea pig for
Cameron's mind control experiments, writes that Germany was "a laboratory
in which the issues of authority, powerlessness, individual motivation and
behavior could be examined." And ruthlessly applied in Montreal. Cameron's
early revulsion at Nazi violence gave way to a growing elitist sensibility.
His scorn for the weak, including his own mentally-crippled patients,
qualified him for the carnage to come.
        In 1992 retired Colonel L. Fletcher Prouty, formerly a Pentagon
liaison to the CIA, told author Dick Russell that Allan Memorial "was
pretty well organized." Prouty:

                If you get ahold of a directory for the Ameri-
        can Psychiatric Association in arou
        you'll be surprised to find that an enormous percen-
        tage of the individuals listed are foreign-born.
        Mostly they came out of Germany and Eastern Europe
        in a big wave. They were all called "technical spec-
        ialists," but really they were psychiatrists. They
        went into jobs at universities mostly - but many
        were working on these 'unconventional' mind-control
        programs for U.S. intelligence.... These would go to
        people like Dr. Cameron in Canada.8

        Not one of Cameron's patients was ever cured in the Radio Telemetry
Laboratory, a makeshift torture chamber assembled in the cellar of his own
private Bedlam. The financial underpinnings for the experiments came from
the Society for the Investigation of Human Ecology, a CIA front. Cameron's
right-hand man was Leonard Rubenstein, an electrical whiz of Cockney
descent who lacked medical bona fides, but passionately exercised a
fascination with remote brain control. He f
the foundation of a sprawling psychopolitical Apparat "that will keep tabs
on people without their knowing," as he told a fellow staffer.
        Cameron's left hand was Dr. Walter Walter Freeman, who had
performed no less than 4,000 frontal lobotomies in 20 years of practice
-often on patients suffering only mild depression or paranoia. Dr. Freeman
went on to become a respected San Francisco brain specialist.
        The psychotronic heart of the laboratory was the Grid Room, with
its verticed, Amazing Tales interior. The subject was strapped into a chair
- involuntarily, by force - his head bristling with electrodes and
transducers. Any resistence was met with a paralyzing dose of curare. The
subject's brain waves were beamed to a nearby reception room crammed with
voice analyzers, a wire recorder and radio receivers cobbled together by
Rubenstein.11 The systematic annihilation, or "depatterning" of a subject's
mind and memory, was accomplis
sleep for 65 days at a stretch and ECT shocks at 75 times the recommended
dosage. Psychic driving, the repetition of a recorded message for 16 hours
a day, programmed the empty mind. Fragile patients referred to Allan
Memorial for help  were thus turned into carbuncular jellyfish.
        Yet Cameron, before his death in 1967, was president of the
American and Canadian Psychiatric Associations.
        His work in brain emissions was balanced elsewhere by experiments
in reception. Honeywell, Inc., for instance, launched into "a method to
penetrate inside a man's mind and control his brain waves over long
distance." The Scientific Engineering Institute in Boston, another CIA
cover, was established in 1956 to study radar. In 1962 the SEI set up a
"Life Sciences" lab to study the effects of electrodes deep within the
brain. At the National In stitutes of Health, Dr. Maitland Baldwin beamed
radio signals into the brains of lobotomized monkeys. His CI
noted weird excesses: in one experiment, Baldwin decapitated a monkey and
transplanted its head to the body of another, then attempted to restore it
to life with radar saturation.
        At Langley the experiments were presided over by Dr.Stephen
Aldrich, a patron of occult research, foreshadowing the use of mind control
technology by satanic cults in the 1980s and '90s, according to Julianne
McKinney, director of the Electronic Surveillance Project of the
Association of National Security Alumni.16 Dr. Aldrich, a graduate of
Amherst and Northwestern, took control of The Firm's Office of Research and
Development (ORD) in 1962 upon the departure of Sidney Gottleib. The
occasion marked the birth of Operation Often, an investigation of the
occult. With Houston sorceress Sybil Leek as their guide, CIA behaviorists
studied the arcana of the occult underground.
        The SEI contributed a social laboratory to Often in 1972 at the
University of South Carolina
voodoo.
        Aldrich's interest in the occult (shared by scores of others in the
intelligence world.) may explain his penchant for remote brain
manipulation, based as it is in "psychic" technology. Under the direction
of Aldrich, writes John Marks in The Search for the Manchurian Candidate,
ORD technocrats "kept probing for ways to control human behavior, and they
were doing so with space-age technology that made the days of MKULTRA look
like the horse-and buggy era."20 Particularly useful to CIA scientists were
advances in stereotaxic surgery, simplifying the implantation of electrodes
in the brain to wipe out a subject's memories in preparation for hypnotic
reconstructive surgery....

- Alex Constantine
From: Psychic Dictatorship in the USA

     Postscript: Electronic Dissolution of Memory (EDOM) was perfected by
the CIA in 1960. The first "alien" abduction, the Hill case, occurred a
year later. Once the intelligence sector had the means of pulling off the
perfect crime - by erasing short-term memories - the abductions could take
place without fear of exposure.
"Hypnotic reconstructive surgery" swapped the desired cover story for the
victim's recollection of illicit medical experimentation.

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