WikiLeaks re-exploded the CIA scandal,
Unscrupulous means are used to eavesdrop, mobile phones, televisions and even cars are targeted.
During the Cold War, the two camps fought against each other.
Deadly poisons, dense electric shocks, Ecstasy Golems,
Brutal experiments were conducted in secret at the CIA.
How sensational are these secret experiments, and what assassination targets are they aimed at?
The CIA is once again in the global spotlight because of the scandal. The WikiLeaks website recently published the latest CIA documents, saying that in order to eavesdrop on the CIA, it not only hacked into personal mobile phones, televisions, and even cars through hacking tools developed internally, but also created false clues to plant the crime of cyber attacks on Countries such as Russia and Iran. This is not the first time that the CIA has fallen into a scandal crisis, the only independent intelligence department in the US intelligence system, since the day of its birth, has been surrounded by all kinds of doubts and scandals, eavesdropping on parliamentarians, violent torture, and abuse of prisoners have been constantly exposed. In order to fight against their opponents, what cruel experiments have they carried out that are not known?
On September 18, 1947, the world's most open intelligence organization, the CIA, was born. It is the only independent intelligence service in the U.S. intelligence system. The CIA is divided into four main components: the Intelligence Service, the Management Service, the Operations Division, and the Science and Technology Division. Intelligence technicians are mostly highly educated or experts in certain fields. The organization, personnel, funding, and activities of the agency are kept strictly confidential, even by Congress. In the aftermath of World War II, in order to help win the Cold War, the U.S. government conducted a large number of secret medical experiments, which exposed unsuspecting people to biochemical drugs. Brainwashing experiments were conducted by the CIA to develop drugs that control the mind, to create so-called ecstasy puppets, and even to assassinate the leaders of some Third World countries.
After the End of the Korean War, troubling new intelligence reached Washington: Hundreds of American soldiers were still captured, targeted for brainwashing experiments, and then killed. At this time, the United States intensified the study of mental control, the new goal is to make a person under forced control, make involuntary actions, and have no memory of their own behavior, the CIA attempted to use hypnosis and drugs to create its own scapegoat assassins, one of the assassination targets was Fidel Castro, in the early 60s of the last century, several potential assassins were selected to set, but all hypnotic attempts failed, so the CIA quickly abandoned this secret plan.
But an assassination in 1968 was very much like the operation of a Psychedelic puppet, which, according to some, was an assassination mission set by the CIA hypnosis.
June 4, 1968, California, the night before the Democratic primary. In the middle of the night, Senator Robert F. Kennedy delivered a victory speech at the Ambassador Hotel, and he left the crowded storage room when suddenly the gunshots rang out.
26 hours later, Kennedy was pronounced dead. When the 24-year-old gunman, Thurham, was taken away, many witnesses noticed him in a trance. Conspiracy theorists have seized on Thurham's apparent amnesia, believing that Thurhan was a psychic puppet who was hypnotized by the CIA to assassinate Kennedy, and that 20 years of mental control research had reached its peak. Conspiracy theorists believe that Thurham was set by the CIA hypnosis.
At the height of the Cold War in the last century, the U.S. government felt powerless to hold back communism's spark. At this point the CIA launched a top-secret program to secretly study biological and chemical agents. This includes destroying entire cities with biological bacteria and using mind control to turn ordinary people into super killers. At that time, psychiatry experts signed a confidentiality contract with the CIA to conduct research at top academic research institutes. The mentally ill, the prisoners, and even the uninformed citizens were propelled into a series of astonishing experiments. The CIA experiments explored every psychological technique, including hypnosis, shock therapy, and a lethal mix of drugs.
How shocking are these secret experiments
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