aka Thought Control

1953 MK Ultra, Allen Dulles, Sidney gottlieb,

North Korea

Public Relations

Edward Bernays

Covid and vaccines

Terrorism

Hypnosis

fear mongering

media

voodoo curse

priests and human sacrifice

elections

Tom ONeil: . A few years earlier, the evocatively titled Operation Midnight Climax had seen CIA operatives open at least three Bay Area safe houses disguised as upscale bordellos, kitted out with one-way mirrors and kinky photographs. A spy named George Hunter White and his colleagues hired prostitutes to entice prospective johns to the homes, where the men were served cocktails laced with acid. White scrupulously observed the ensuing activities, whatever they were. The goal was to see if LSD, paired with sex, could be used to coax sensitive information from the men—something of a psychedelic honeypot experiment. Jolly West, Before he moved to the Haight, he’d supervised a similar study in Oklahoma City, hiring informants to infiltrate teenage gangs and engender “a fundamental change” in “basic moral, religious or political matters.” The title of the project was Mass Conversion. As I was soon to see, its funds came from Sidney J. Gottlieb, the head of the CIA’s MKULTRA program. 1965, ,paper “Dangers of Hypnosis” 1966 at HAFMC, 1967 Haight Ashbury Project HAP, paid for by, Foundations Fund for Research in Psychiatry, Inc., which had bankrolled a number of his other projects, too, across decades and institutions. For reasons soon to be clear, I concluded that the Foundations Fund was a front for the CIA.

1 bully : 1 victim

1 master : 1000 slaves

1 PR guy : 7 billion consumers

mind control or dominance-submission?

addictive game play, novel, tv, poetry, story

controlling a mind, vs stimulating it, vs providing data

Focus, slight of hand, arrested attention

Controlling one's own mind

youtube: Gut Bacteria and mind control

Tony Robbins describes experiment preconditioning a response based on hot vs iced coffee.
https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSRpCbTW4/

Tom O'Neil Chaos

A state of calm and high focus. per Andrew Huberman with Tim Ferris

Andrew Huberman
Dr. David Spiegel MD, Stanford

Focus
Suggestible, cognitive flexibility
Disassociate

Stage
Clinical

First instance of psychotherapy
Mesmer, Austria, 1650?

Salience network, cingulate

Mass Formation Psychosis - Joe Malone

Mass Hysteria

Mass Delusion

Propaganda

Mind Control