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" MISSION: MIND CONTROL " MKULTRA PROGRAM CIA, LSD, U.S. MILITARY BRAIN WASHING STUDIES GG44465

Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @periscopefilm   Join us on Patreon. Visit   / periscopefilm   Visit our website www.PeriscopeFilm.com Reel 2:    • " MISSION: MIND CONTROL "   MKULTRA PROGRA...   “Mission: Mind Control, Reel 1” (1979) is a color investigative documentary from ABC News’ Close-up TV Series (1960-present) exploring the U.S. Army and CIA’s 30-year pursuit of mind control technologies. Hosted by Paul Altmeyer, it reveals experiments under the MKUltra program (1953-1973), including the use of LSD, mescaline, and brain implants on unwitting Americans. Combining archival footage, interviews, and testimony, the film calls into question such experiments in a democracy with reel 1 examining MKUltra’s first decade, its foundations, and early victims. Film opens; Opening credits and copyright message (0:05). Segment intro (0:46). CIA Director Stansfield Turner testimony at 1977 Senate Hearing on MKUltra (2:12). Paul Altmeyer introduces segment, standing in front of buildings comprising E Street Complex/ Navy Hill Complex in Washington, D.C. - former U.S. Office of Strategic Services (OSS) HQ during WWII (2:33). General William J. Donovan, “founding father” of CIA and head of OSS during WWII (2:55). Dr Stanley P. Lovell, head of OSS Research and Development; Lovell in issue of Saturday Evening Post (3:06). George Hunter White, OSS Captain and former American Federal Agent with Bureau of Narcotics (FBN) (3:48). Archive of White’s journals detailing mind control work (3:58). Journal entry about training at Camp X at RCAF Station Oshawa (4:17). Interview with E. Michael Burke, President of Madison Square Garden and former colleague of White (4:23). Interview with Charlie Siragusa “Charlie Cigars,” FBN agent (4:54). Excerpt from White’s diaries on TD (Truth Drug) (5:39). West Campus of St. Elizabeth's Hospital (psychiatric hospital Southeast Washington, DC c. 1855), HQ for Truth Drug Committee (5:48). Excerpt from 1952 CIA memo (6:11). View of Sandoz Laboratories Basel, Switzerland; Lab of Dr. Albert Hoffman (6:26). Film emulating effects of LSD-induced hallucination (6:39). Interview with John Gittinger, CIA Chief Psychologist (6:57). Interview with John D. Marks, author “The Search for the Manchurian Candidate” (8:22). CIA chemist Dr. Sidney Gottlieb escorted out of courtroom (9:09). Aerial view Southern Mexico (Sierra Mazateca); Close-up “magic mushrooms” (9:22). Interview with Robert Gordon Wasson, search for mushrooms in Mexico and development of Psilocybin (9:40). María Sabina, Mazatec Shaman (10:19). Interview with Dr. James Moore, University of Delaware Chemistry professor contracted by CIA (11:02). Stimulated LSD hallucination (12:56). Testing unwitting Americans on fringes of society (13:39). More of Charlie Siragusa interview (14:14). CIA safe houses established by White in New York City (Greenwich Village), San Francisco (Plantation Inn Motel, Telegraph Hill) (14:57). LSD research labs established at universities across the country (16:16). Interview with Dr. Timothy Leary, discussion of 1960s counter culture movement (16:29). Interview with Dr. Sidney Cohen, LSD expert (17:04). More of interview with John Gittinger (17:26). Footage of hippies (17:51). Washington Monument (18:23). Human casualties and victims of experiments: Frank Olson (18:48). Hotel Statler in New York City, Olson committed suicide at hotel (19:03). Olson’s wife Alice and children (19:19). Robert V. Lashbrook, chief aide to Dr. Sidney Gottlieb (19:36). Interview with Alice Olson detailing visit by Gottlieb and Lashbrook after Olson’s death (19:40). Interview with Lyman Kirkpatrick, Inspector General of CIA at time of Olson’s death (20:26). Entrance sign for Aberdeen Proving Ground (APG), Maryland; Fringe experiments of Army Chemical Corps (20:59). Another casualty: American tennis player Harold Blauer (21:20). Entrance to New York State Psychiatric Institute; Blauer patient given injections of Mescaline derivative (21:25). Paul Altmeyer speaks to camera from desk (21:48). Excerpt from deposition of Dr. James Cattell, administer of Mescaline (22:08). Interview with daughter, Elizabeth Blauer (22:46). Tulane Medical Center; Image Dr. Russel Monroe, chief researcher for experiments, and excerpts from reports (23:17). Animation of woman’s brain activity under effect of electrodes and LSD (23:41). Interview with Dr. Russel Monroe (24:22). Footage of James R. Thornwell on nature walk, unwittingly given LSD during 1960s while communications clerk for the Army in France (25:36). Interview with Thornwell (26:33). Film ends (28:33). This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com