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[1] Formerly available free, now available for purchase on amazon.com by clicking here.
[2] Final Report. Book 1, Foreign and Military Intelligence. Senate Select Committee to Study Government Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities, 94th Congress, 2nd Session, 26 April 1976, Special Report No. 94-755 (Better known as the Church Committee Report). See Book 1, p. 406. For instructions on how to order this document from the National Archives, click here. For a related article on George Washington University's National Security Archive website, click here. A part of Book 1 of the Chruch Committee Report is available at the above website through the first link in the section titled "A Critique." For an excellent Wikipedia article, click here.
[3] Hunt, L. Secret Agenda. The United States Government, Nazi Scientists, and Project Paperclip, 1945 to 1990. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1991. To order this book, click here.
[4] Simpson, C. Blowback. The First Full Account of America's Recruitment of Nazis, and the Disastrous Effect on Our Domestic and Foreign Policy. New York: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1988. To order this book, click here.
[5] Human Drug Testing by CIA, p 202. Joint Hearing, Before the Select Committee on Health and Scientific Research of the Committee on Human Resources, US Senate, 95th Congress, 1st Session, 3 August 1977. The administrator was Sydney Gottlieb, head of TSD.
[6]Final Report. Book 1, Foreign and Military Intelligence. Senate Select Committee to Study Government Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities, 94th Congress, 2nd Session, 26 April 1976, Special Report No. 94-755 (Better known as the Church Committee Report). See Book 1, p. 406. For instructions on how to order this document from the National Archives, click here. For a related article on George Washington University's National Security Archive website, click here. A part of Book 1 of the Chruch Committee Report is available at the above website through the first link in the section titled "A Critique." For an excellent Wikipedia article, click here.
[7] Eringer, Robert. Secret Agent Man. Rolling Stone, 1985
[8] Memorandum from ADDP Helms to DCI Dulles, dated 3 April 1953, Tab A, pp. 1-2 (p. 30 on CDs), CIA MORI ID 17748. This is a declassified CIA mind control document. To verify the statement in the text, use the FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) request as described above. You should receive the government mind control CDs within a month of your request. Once you receive them, look up the MORI ID number listed. For free access to these documents, visit our archive of declassified mind control documents. To go directly to the CIA document quoted, for page 30, click here. For page 32, click here. For page 33, click here. For page 34, click here.
[9] Ibid. Church Committee Report, Book 1, p. 402
[10] CIA MORI ID 17748, pp. 1, 6. Report of the Inspection of MKULTRA/TSD, 26 July 1963.This is a declassified CIA document mind control. To verify the statement in the text, use the FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) request as described on our ten-page mind control summary available here. You should receive the government mind control CDs within a month of your request. Once you receive them, look up the MORI ID number listed. For free access to these documents, visit our archive of declassified mind control documents. To go directly to the CIA document quoted, for page 1, click here. For page 6, click here.
[11] Chan MD, Wallace L. Memorandum for the Record: Establishing and substantiating the 'bona fides' of agent and/or staff personnel through techniques and methods other than interrogation. Undated.
[12] Summary Report on CIA Investigation of MKNAOMI, Report Book I, pp. 360-63. Also see Kennedy Subcommittee Hearings on Biological Testing Involving Human Subjects by DOD, 1977
[13] Francis Gary Powers, the U-2 pilot captured by Soviet Union, carried one such toxin concealed in a silver dollar, and did not use it.
[14] Church Committee Report, book 1 p. 395, states that one of the three principal functions of the Special Operations Division (SOD) of the US Army Biological Center at Fort Detrick was to conduct "biological research for the CIA." In early 1952, SOD agreed "to assist CIA in developing, testing, and maintaining biological agents delivery systems. By this agreement, CIA acquired the knowledge, skill, and facilities of the Army to develop biological weapons suited for the CIA's use." Church Committee Report, Book 1, p. 389. Many of the early CIA LSD tests were conducted at Fort Detrick. For instructions on ordering this document from the National Archives, click here. For an excellent discussion on George Washington University's National Security Archive website, click here. A part of Book 1 of the Chruch Committee Report is available at the first link in the section title "A Critique."
[15] USAINTC Letter to ACSI, DA. Subject: Staff Study: Material Testing Program EA1279, dated 15 October 1959. (Includes a reference to ACSI-SC letter, 27 July 1959, requesting study.)
[16] Mark, V.H., & Ervin, F.R. Violence and the Brain. New York: Harper & Row, 1970. Order here.
[17] Daly, Prof. Robert - expert in sensory deprivation. A graduate from Dublin University, Rep. Of Ireland. Instructor in psychiatry at the University of North Carolina. Later a lecturer at Edinburgh University before taking post at the University College, Cork, Rep. Of Ireland.
[18] Daly, Robert. Psychiatric After-effects of Irish Prisoners Subjected to Ill-Treatment and Torture. New Scientist, 5, August 1976
[19] Puharich, A. The Sacred Mushroom, Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1959
[20] Among the half dozen senators supporting the program, were Clairborne Pell [D-Rhode Island] and Robert C. Byrd [D-W. Virginia]. In the course of the program, C. Richard D'Amoto, Senator Byrd's staff member, and an intelligence specialist, several times successfully quashed DIA's effort to kill the RV program.
[21] A May 1992 Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) document, classified Secret/NOFORN, still reflects the US intelligence community fears about psychic research: "Photography and available open source literature concerning the scope and thrust of the Chinese PS [parapsychology] effort. Collection efforts are an attempt to update DIA holdings and plug a 5-10 year intelligence gap in this area."
[22] British newspapers gave a variety of figures. The Sunday Times, Dec.3 1995, quoted the figure $12 million, and Guardian, Sep. 30 1995, quoted a figure of $11 million.
[23] Novel Biophysical Information Transfer Mechanist (NBIT), Final Report. Jan. 14, 1975. Records released to author by the CIA.
[24] Swann, Ingo. Remote Viewing as One of Sidhis, January 10, 1996, Internet. Also see Rivlin, Robert & Gravelle, Karen. The Expanding World of Human Perception. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1984.
[25] Wilhelm, John L. Psychic Spying. Washington Post, Sunday Magazine, Aug. 7, 1977
[26] Mumford Phd, Michael D., Rose, Phd, Andrew M., & Goslin, Phd, David A. An Evaluation of Remote Viewing: Research and Applications. Prepared by the American Institute of Research (AIR), Sep. 29, 1995. Executive Summary; Research Evaluation. After the publication of this report in Jan. 1996, Congress, with the DOD and CIA, halted further funding for psychic research.
[27] Perceptual Augmentation Techniques [Classified Secret], Part One – Executive Summary. Final Report Covering the Period Jan. 74 through Feb. 75, H.E. Puthoff, and Russell Targ. Electronics and Bioengineering Laboratory, SRI Project 3183. Approved by Earle Jones, Director, Electronics and Bioengineering Lab., Bonner Cox, Executive Director, Information Science and engineering Division. Records released by the CIA, 1995
[28] Swann, Ingo. The 1973 Remote Viewing Probe of the Planet Jupiter. Internet. December 12, 1995. Ms. Beverly Humphrey, a research associate and statistical analyst, SRI Radio Physics Lab., prepared a formal report on behalf of Puthoff and Targ. The report was 300 pages long, and was widely distributed. Also, see Puthoff, H.E. and Targ, Russell. Mind Reach. Delacorate Press/Eleanor/Friede, New York, 1977
[29] Russel Targ confirmed that some RV work was done on the Soviets' submarines, but the result was never fed back to them due to the classified nature of the relevant program. Telephone conversation with Targ, April 23, 1996.
[30] Swann, Ingo. Interview on "Dreamland" transcribed Organization (sic; literal transcription): University of Wisconsin, Dec. 12, 1996
[31] McRae, Ronald M. Mind Wars, New York: St. Martin Press, 1984, p. 78-79, and Brian Josephson speaking on the BBC World Service radio program "The Unexplained, May 5, 1987.
[32] McRae, Ronald M. Mind Wars, New York: St. Martin Press, 1984, p. 82, 84
[33]US House of Representatives, June 1981, Survey of Science and Technology Issues Present and Future, 530-pages
[34] While in letters of July 22 and November 27, 1992, the CIA had previously denied the author having any documents on this subject, it has now admitted to possessing over one hundred thousand pages of records.
[35] Copies of these documents were sent to me in Aug. 1995
[36] New York Times, May 17, 1965, front page, 'Matador' With a Radio Stops Wired Bull; Modified Behavior in Animals Subject of Brain Study. Instructions to access this article in the Times archives and our free copy of the article are available here.
[37] Kreech, David. Controlling the Mind Controllers. THINK 32, July/August 1966
[38] Scheflin, A.W., & Opton, E.M. The Mind manipulators. New York: Paddington Press, 1978. To order this book, click here.
[39] Lilly, p.90
[40] Lilly, p. 91
[41] Hypnosis in Intelligence - Technical Report (Confidential – CIA), October 1966.
[42] Fisher, S. An Investigation of Alleged Conditioning Phenomena Under Hypnosis. Journal of Clinical Experimental Hypnosis, 1955, 3, pp. 71-103
[43] Rowland, L.W., Will Hypnotized Persons Try to Harm Themselves or Others? Journal of Abnormal Social Psychology, 1939, 34, pp. 114-117
[44] Janet, P. Psychological Healing; A Historical and Clinical Study, London: George Allen and Unwin, 1925. To order this book, click here.
[45] Lawrence's real name was given to me by more than one source as Arthur J. Ford.
[46] Kaznacheyev, V.P., et al. Apparent Information Transfer Between Two Groups of Cells, Psychoenergetic System, Vol.1, Dec. 1974, and Distant Intercellular Interactions in a System of Two Issue Cultures, Psychoenergetic System, Vol. 1, no. 3, March 1976. John Alexander, the founding father of the non-lethal weapon concept, also has a keen interest in this subject. Several of his on the record conversations with various American researchers, examining the possibilities of inducing illness form a distance, are in my archives.
[47] Personal correspondence with an American biophysicist who participated in an exchange program at the University of Prague in 1979. See details in The New Mental Battlefield. Military Review, English Edition. December 1980
[48] The Naval Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory in Pensacola, Florida, in the course of their tests carried out in Project SANGUINE, in Clam Lake, discovered that exposure to the magnetic field component in the SANGUINE antenna – within an ELF field of 45 to 74 Hz.- produced stress identical to that induced by gross alcohol consumption: Records released by the US Navy on Project SANGUINE to the author. See also Becker, Robert. Cross Currents. Jeremy P. Tarcher, Inc., Los Angeles, p. 202
[49] Victorian, Armen. The Killing of Robert Strom. *Open Eye,*No. 3, 1995. The Strom story was covered by CBS News Sixty Minutes, Strom vs. Boeing, produced by David Aummel, March 5, 1989
[50] Microwave US-USSR, Vol VI, July-Dec. 1976 p. 4, Office of Security, US Dept. of State.
[51] Bawin, S.M., Gavlas-Medici, R.J., & Adey, W.R. Effects of Modulated VHF Fields on Specific Brain Rhythms in Cats. Brain Research, Vol.58, 1973, pp. 365-384
[52] Telephone conversation with the author, May 1992
[53] Mind Reading Computer. Time, July 1, 1974, p. 67. You can read the entire article in the archives of Time at http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,942916,00.html. See also Rorvik, David M. As Man Becomes Machine. London: Sphere Books, 1979. To order this book, click here.
[54] Letter dated April 2, 1993, to author from Mrs. Victoria Alexander
[55] The USGSC has issued a wide variety of papers on the nonlethal weapons concept. For example, In Search of Nonlethal Strategy,by Janet Morris; Nonlethality: A Global Strategy- White Paper; Nonlethality Briefing Supplement No. 1; and nonlethality in the Operational Continuum.
[56] Taped conversation with Janet Morris, March 1, 1993
[57] Wall Street Journal, Jan. 4, 1993.
[58] Morris, Janet. In Search of a Non-lethal Strategy. USGCS, p. 14.
[59] Method and System for Altering Consciousness, Patent 5,289,438, US Patent Office, Feb. 22, 1994. To view this patent on the website of the US Patent and Trademark Office, click here.
[60] Method and System for Altering Consciousness, Patent 5,123,899, US Patent Office, June 23 1992. To view this patent on the website of the US Patent and Trademark Office, click here.
[61] Letter from Edward Tilton of Silent Sounds, Inc. to author Armen Victorian, Dec. 13, 1996. For more on this, click here and here.