Brainwashing, drugging, torture... "no human""

A documentary, broadcast by the Danish Broadcasting Corporation (DR), reveals the "dark history" of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) secretly funding a human experiment in the 1960s. In this decades-long human experiment, 311 Danish children were unknowingly used as test items for schizophrenic research. The DR also revealed that the Danish Grothrochup Psychiatry Center, which holds some of the research data, began to destroy the documents. In fact, this shocking child experiment is just the tip of the iceberg of human experiments in America. For more than 20 years from the 1950s to the 1970s, the United States also launched Project MKUltra, "which tried to achieve mental control, or" brainwashing it."The program contains more than 100 human experiments. The Washington Post, the New York Times and the Guardian have all reported on the appalling scandal. The Americans believe that mental control technology can be used to control human thought, train spies and resist foreign detection, and, of course, as a means of torture to effectively obtain intelligence. To this end, the CIA has launched experiments at home and abroad, namely "the MKUltra Plan". MK is the code name of the CIA's technical service office, while Ultra means top secret. To conduct the research, the CIA has secretly supported more than 80 institutions, including universities, hospitals, prisons and pharmaceutical companies.
."Brainwashing" sounds somewhat magical, but what is the CIA going to do? Stephen Kinzer (Stephen Kinzer), the author of Project MKUltra: Sidnegottlieb and the CIA seeking Mental Control, revealed in an interview with National Public Radio (NPR) that Sidnegottlieb (Sidney Gottlieb) believes that "brainwashing" should take two steps: first, you have to destroy (the subject) existing ideology; second, you have to find a way to insert new ideas into the void. However, the second step did not make much progress, the first step of the research but did a lot. The CIA did everything to destroy the existing mind and control the other spirit. The use of drugs is considered as an effective means of achieving mental control. Among them, the colorless, tasteless, odorless but powerful psychedelic LSD has undoubtedly become the main role. The Guardian reports that Gottlieb wants to know how much dose of LSD a person can take, will eventually break the limit and make the person's spirit completely destroyed? The CIA had provided LSD to mental patients, prisoners, prostitutes, and drug users because they were "helpless," and the New York Times also documented a Kentucky mental patient taking LSD for 174 consecutive days.