Join us as we rewatch Conspiracy Theories: MK-Ultra, a documentary about the mind control program created by the United States government, and the people who run it. This week, we're joined by producer Jake Smith and social media manager Luke to discuss all things MK-UAE.
00:00:23.000Last time we talked about Pizzagate and suddenly everyone's interested again in the disappearance of millions of children worldwide and whether there's something so desperately malfeasant behind it we scarcely dare even contemplate it.
00:00:36.000Let me know in the comments in chat what other conspiracy theories are making their way to conspiracy fact and what you'd like to see us watch along.
00:00:47.000So we can understand the mind experiments, the deep controls.
00:00:50.000In a way, this was inspired because I was beginning to recognize that interdimensional communication might be possible through powerful hallucinogens and some of the encounters and accounts given by mentally ill people of entities and machine entities dabbling with their consciousness may have their origins in super deep state psychological experimentation.
00:01:10.000I'm joined today by the producer of the show, my beloved.
00:02:22.000We're just keeping Isaac down the end of a very long corridor until he offers a full, frank and explicit apology for events in the Middle East.
00:02:29.000Yo, Massey and Luke are with us today.
00:02:31.000Luke's our social media manager and beloved Massey produces all of our content.
00:02:36.000Massey, I'm glad you turned that light down a little bit.
00:02:38.000You look like you were being interviewed.
00:03:17.000A huge number of Americans are on medication for mental health, and increasingly in my country, the UK, people are breaking down almost ubiquitously and inevitably because the country's going absolutely crazy.
00:03:29.000What I'm particularly interested in, having learned more about DMT and recent experimentations to create sustained encounters under DMT, is the consistency of reporting of encountering beings.
00:03:43.000In particular, I heard an account recently where a person under IV DMT, a powerful hallucinogen, encountered beings who were curious about the MRI scan that he was undergoing.
00:03:56.000While he was under the influence, you could call it, of this drug.
00:04:00.000So, when I heard that the beings that he encountered on DMT were saying, what's that machine?
00:04:06.000It's normally us that's doing the scanning.
00:04:07.000Something struck me that mentally ill people, as in the aluminum or tinfoil hat, Consistently say, I've heard, that there are machines, the government spying on them.
00:04:19.000Indeed, the whole aluminium hat thing is about aluminum.
00:04:22.000It's about preventing those waves and signals getting in.
00:04:26.000I'm starting to believe that there are interdimensional communications going on that may be state-sanctioned and might be might be part of programs like MKUltra.
00:04:34.000As the conspiracy space opens up and as independent media like the media that you're participating in now reveals more and more information, I become more curious and fascinated by the idea that there are deep, deep occult And that's what we want to explore on our Thursdays.
00:04:55.000If you're watching us on YouTube, we'll be with you for about 20 minutes.
00:05:11.000We're going to have a wonderful watch along.
00:05:12.000Let me know in the comments and chat what you think about it and also let me know what documentaries you would like us to explore and what subjects you want us to explore.
00:05:19.000I was really struck the other day when, who's that gentleman that created Dilbert that is currently, sadly, dying?
00:05:32.000Scott Adams was saying, like, there's no more disingenuous art form than a documentary that it said, The participants were played by actors.
00:05:47.000It was really sort of a weird sort of process went on.
00:05:51.000But maybe when it comes to subjects such as MKUltra, or as we discovered last, or as we examined last week, Peace again, It's worth looking at people on the fringes and margins and what kind of content they're making.
00:06:05.000This is a pretty popular YouTube video from a very successful YouTuber.
00:06:24.000The reason we want to look at MKUltra is because as more and more is revealed by the disclosures taking place under, for example, Kash Patel, even though I'm most aware of what doesn't seem to be being revealed, potential Mossad involvement in the Epstein case, who's in the Epstein files, who isn't.
00:06:39.000I'm very interested in deep state operations that involve drugs, mind control, and I would say the hard end of conspiracy theories.
00:06:59.000After World War II, the tension between the two emerging superpowers, the United States and the then Soviet Union, Was at an all-time high.
00:07:12.000The threat of a nuclear war, and sequentially the end of human existence as we know it, was banging on everyone's door.
00:07:19.000Everyone's life was hanging on by a thread.
00:07:22.000Neither side wanted to budge, or fall behind the other in fear of losing power completely.
00:07:39.000What I like about that movie is it shows that the people in charge of global power, and as Oppenheimer coined, destroyer of worlds type potency, are themselves flawed, fallible human beings.
00:07:53.000And through the twin genii of Kubrick and Sellers, you get a beautiful depiction of how one crazy decision by one crazy person could bring about Armageddon, because human beings are flawed and broken.
00:08:06.000That sort of seems to me like the premise.
00:08:17.000It'd be a good thing for a watch-along, I think, because firstly, Sellers is just so sort of like fiercely funny and he plays two, three roles in it.
00:08:27.000The titular Dr. Strangelove, a kind of sort of Nazi scientist that can't stop himself, seek healing.
00:08:35.000He plays a brilliant RAF officer who encounters on an Air Force base in America a balmy general who, of his own volition, decides to launch a nuclear attack on Russia.
00:08:50.000In a way that is irreversible due to some sort of military bureaucratic details, and how, like, one portion of the American government and Pentagon representatives are like, well, we've done it now, let's just see how it goes, let's double down on it, let's bomb and more.
00:09:04.000And the sort of president, who's a kind of, you would call him a sort of a neoliberal centrist, is trying to sort of walk back.
00:09:11.000This terrifying decision that's going to lead to the destruction of the Earth.
00:09:15.000And through that story, you're forced to confront the idea that human beings should not be granted that kind of power and authority.
00:09:24.000And comedy's the perfect way to explore it because of the kind of just the ridiculousness.
00:09:31.000The character that does it, General Ripper, is a brilliant cigar-smoking, sort of, American Air Force general who decides to launch the attack because he believes the communists are attacking these precious body fluids that he keeps, sort of, referencing.
00:09:44.000And he talks about fluoride and the fluoridisation of water.
00:09:49.000And my mate Joe, who I watched it with the other night, goes, "Oh, look, see how they put that idea in there, so that, you know, like, people talking about fluoridisation of water down the line, come across as whack jobs and nutters.
00:10:01.000It's a film that's really worth revisiting.
00:10:02.000So I like that this documentary is setting the stage as there was a time not that long ago Where two opposed superpowers were vying for supremacy, both militarily, in terms of the space race, and where sort of anything goes.
00:10:21.000And there's a weird episode in American history that, through Project Paperclip, all them Nazi scientists were incorporated into NASA.
00:11:13.000It turned from bombs, to chemical warfare, to more biological weapons.
00:11:18.000Weapons that could enter and change the mind itself.
00:11:21.000The most dangerous weapon is information.
00:11:25.000It was rumored that the Nazis, near the end of World War II, We're doing research on the minds and behaviors of humans, and that the secrets and answers to that research lied in the German scientists themselves.
00:11:36.000Countries such as China, the Soviet Union, and, through the mission codenamed Operation Paperclip, even the United States took former German scientists and engineers back to their own individual countries.
00:11:49.000The United States was terrified by this.
00:11:52.000The thought of communist countries researching and developing mind-control methods was the worst thing imaginable.
00:11:58.000The idea of being able to brainwash your citizens, or anyone, into believing in the communist agenda, or any agenda for that matter, is an extreme power.
00:12:07.000Of course, the solution to this is to just beat the other side to the finish line.
00:12:12.000And that's exactly what the United States government attempted to do.
00:12:15.000When it talks about something like brain control, it makes me realize that in a sense we are all subject, of course, through media and likely Toxins to forms of control that are not declared or explicit or in fact aren't even considered to be a problem.
00:12:33.000Most of us consume a good deal of information that comes from sanctioned forces that's not...
00:12:45.000For example, there's a few examples that help you to understand this.
00:12:50.000Epstein Island is an extreme example of people being compromised by illicit sexual activity, notably and by rumour, but somewhat we're beginning to understand it at depth.
00:13:04.000Powerful people are compromised sexually so that they can be blackmailed.
00:13:11.000But everybody is somewhat compromised by pornography and shame and the fact that we're being titillated and stimulated into concupiscence and lowly behaviours the whole time.
00:14:08.000I'm using British categorisation systems.
00:14:10.000C category prison, you know, still limitations and significant controls, but there's a little more freedom.
00:14:16.000C category prison, the more regular and ordinary category of prison.
00:14:20.000Then there are open prisons where you're allowed to sort of leave the prison.
00:14:23.000And then there's society itself, where you're imprisoned through a kind of penury, when you're imprisoned through debt, when you're imprisoned through bad information.
00:14:32.000So MKUltra and the programs of mind control that That's what the speculation will go on to, I'm sure, because I know something about this subject.
00:14:48.000Even though that's an extreme example, we're all on the scale.
00:14:53.000Indeed, a civilization or a society, by definition, is a controlled environment.
00:14:57.000All you have to question, then, is what authority is controlling it?
00:15:02.000Is it a divine, benevolent authority, like a loving God?
00:15:04.000Or is it, particularly in a post-secular world, State authority.
00:15:10.000Now, when you hear something like the evil one has captured the world, or the world is evil, like it says in Scripture on numerous occasions, this is the realm and the domain of evil, ruptured and breached occasionally by good.
00:15:23.000glory of nature in its innocence, of course, still bears the hallmark of our Creator.
00:15:29.000But the systems of humankind You shouldn't be.
00:15:42.000Because what they have to do is banalise the process of evil to sort of semi-quote Hannah Arendt, the Jewish intellectual who commented on Nazi evil at the close of the Second World War and the subsequent Nuremberg trials.
00:15:55.000that evil has to become normal and naturalised.
00:15:58.000You can't have people continually Why would even the idea of labour and work and debt be at the centre of our society?
00:16:06.000Why is usury forbidden numerous times deliberately throughout Scripture?
00:16:12.000And then it goes on to become the basis of our economic system.
00:16:16.000Something that's scripturally forbidden is the basis for our economic model.
00:16:20.000Then continually throughout scripture, there are, let's face it, prohibitions around sexual conduct.
00:16:26.000Well, look at the way that sexuality is treated by our culture.
00:16:31.000It's commodified, it's normalized, it's banalized, while simultaneously deified and reified.
00:16:37.000It's normal to masturbate, it's normal to look at pornography, it's female liberation The fact that it's not a coincidence that these things are being normalized, so the more sort of esoteric kind of conspiracies like MKUltra are just extreme examples of something that's pervasive, ubiquitous, and normal.
00:17:02.000What do I have to say about that, Jake?
00:17:04.000That was a bit of an outburst from me, but that's all I'm paid for.
00:17:07.000Well, yeah, I think it comes down to control.
00:17:17.000And so you've got all these evil forces constantly operating, constantly vying for our attention, our affection, and manipulation, ultimately, to get across the point, whether it's darkness or light.
00:17:45.000Ultimately, we're all trying to grab control.
00:17:50.000And there has to be dark powers that are trying to get our souls, our attention, our control.
00:17:57.000Yeah, that's the territory I want to be in, is where we can start to understand scripture somewhat through a modern lens.
00:18:02.000So when it talks about the capture of souls and spirits, that is in scripture, dark principalities.
00:18:08.000And then when I align that with this MNK Ultra story or DMT and potential alternative, deeper, separate, ethereal realities, I start to get a glimpse of how we can manage this conversation, how we can start to direct our understanding of surrender to the spiritual life in our lives.
00:18:26.000In my case, me and Jake's Christian life, and in Isaac's case, through Judaism.
00:18:33.000And, you know, I'm not obviously qualified who is to tell anyone what path they should walk, but the challenge is this.
00:18:41.000When you accept the normalisation of collectives of human beings having the powers of God, whether that's the power to destroy entire countries or imprison lives or decide what gets said and what not, And what cannot be said.
00:18:56.000You're yielding to a diabolical power.
00:19:01.000Because I've been reading Samuel at the moment, Jake, it's really interesting to see how, as we've discussed before, Saul for a minute is ordained, even though the Lord seems pretty reluctant to have a king raised up.
00:19:14.000And then Saul pretty quickly squanders that power.
00:19:17.000I mean, I'm sure it's over decades, but it seems pretty quick in Scripture.
00:20:02.000What I like about David is he's such a like as rendered in Scripture, such a sincere, earnest person that's brave and courageous, but also seems really subject to fear and really subject.
00:20:26.000And I think we look at things, we talked about it in a previous show, has there ever been a war?
00:21:04.000Like, the Spirit of God leaves King Saul, and then David obviously made mistakes, but God knew he had a soft heart and he would change his tone.
00:21:16.000He would go back to God and realign with God.
00:21:21.000There's got to be a point where even in our mistakes, we don't try to like cover up and look a certain way, which I think the.
00:21:46.000But that seems more genuine to me, that we're all going to fail, we're all going to say something stupid, but we have to keep going, I messed up, I've got to get back in line with God.
00:21:56.000To take two examples of that recently, like Karin Jean-Pierre, former White House press secretary, has released a book kind of saying, you know, this is my new take on everything, I'm an independent now, I abandon the Democrats, but it doesn't seem like they're sufficient or significant.
00:22:09.000I'm sorry I spent the last four years lying to you and everything.
00:22:13.000Or Jake Tapper with the Biden was in cognitive decline.
00:22:17.000There's never a moment I even watched, you know, I went to the trouble of watching him speaking to Meghan Kelly and he doesn't sort of say...
00:22:28.000Like, they're trying not to own culpability.
00:22:32.000You see, like, what's interesting is, like, when you're reading about David, whether it's, like, him, you know, marching near naked and rejoicing, but, like, a sort of, some celebratory moment, or watching Bathsheba and thinking, oh, man, I've got to have that, I've got to have that.
00:23:16.000And then fully and entirely, this is also a divine, holy individual.
00:23:23.000The power of, you know, I think it's very hard for anyone to accept God, actual God.
00:23:32.000Became a baby, walked around, lived a life, didn't go around shazamming and zapping willy-nilly, just like these miracles.
00:23:40.000I love at the end of John when it says, if I were to tell you everything that happened, and I'm not even sure if it means just in the resurrected period, let alone the whole gospel, there wouldn't be enough books in the world to fulfill it.
00:23:54.000You get this sort of glimpse of, of course you get literal rendering of the miraculous in the numerous accounts of miracles.
00:24:01.000But the sense of something that is beyond us, that is completely beyond us and yet visible to us, able to be felt by us.
00:24:09.000We'll be talking more, of course, about, well, ultimately, if you want to know explicitly what it is we're circling, is the limitations of political power.
00:24:18.000Political power is managerial and it's about resource and material.
00:24:22.000Of course, you must be governed and guided by ideals, but the ideals of human beings will be flawed and fallen, whether they're nationalistic, populist, whether they are neoliberal, Marxist, free market, capitalist.
00:27:20.000Like if I sort of like on my X feed, it's like...
00:27:24.000That Lily Phillips time, man, when she was walking around with what you might call body butter on her face, what you might call Satan's oatmeal, what you might call nut clench, what you might call winkle milk, what you might call body porridge, what you might call belly worms, whatever you want to call it.
00:28:04.000"Gather intelligence, information from both domestic and foreign entities." In a 1951 CIA memo, it expressed: "The need to explore scientific methods for controlling the minds of individuals." The concerns of a Cold War world run by new Soviet mind control and brainwashing technology was an actual and genuine fear of the United States.
00:28:27.000In an early 1950s CIA document, it states: It is possible for a skilled Russian operator to bring about an interrogation, yet leave the subject with no specific recollection of having been interrogated.
00:28:50.000The leverage you have for having this kind of power over other humans, whether they be spies, prisoners of war, or even normal citizens, is almost unrivaled.
00:29:08.000In the mid to late 1970s, Over 20,000 CIA documents were released regarding the United States' most illegal undertaking.
00:29:16.000This is the story of how a single government agency planned and attempted to control and alter the minds of those who inhabited the country that they run, how the United States government attempted to develop psychological, biological, and radiological weapons to turn both foreign and domestic spies into sleeper agents, and how it could still be going on today.
00:30:09.000Although it started earlier, MKUltra was officially signed and begun in 1953 under CIA Director Alan Dulles.
00:30:16.000It was one of the largest projects ever known.
00:30:19.000Over 150 sub-projects were created and handled by over 80 different institutions, universities, prisons, pharmaceutical companies, all of which you had little to no idea that they were doing work directly for the CIA.
00:30:32.000However, that didn't stop some of the most creative experiments from taking place.
00:30:37.000Many of these, as you might imagine, were very, very illegal.
00:30:42.000American as well as Canadian citizens were unknowingly and unwillingly tested on.
00:30:47.000Project Artichoke was a sort of continuation of Project Bluebird.
00:30:52.000Both of these projects focused on hypnosis in many forms.
00:30:55.000In a 1975 CIA memo, Artichoke is "the study and/or use of special interrogation methods and techniques." They were looking for ways to control human behavior.
00:31:17.000These methods were to be used for several different reasons, some to protect against foreign spies, some more disturbing than others.
00:31:25.000The goal of the research was best defined in a 1954 CIA memo regarding Project Artichoke.
00:31:31.000It states: Can an individual be made to perform an act of attempted assassination involuntarily under the influence of Artichoke?
00:31:40.000Artichoke eventually evolved into the more well-known MKUltra, and the subprojects of MKUltra attempted to find answers to that very question.
00:31:51.000Subproject 68 is perhaps one of the most illegal of these entire subprojects, but that's not saying much.
00:31:58.000Both American and Canadian citizens were used as test subjects against their will or knowledge.
00:32:03.000At the Allen Memorial Institute in Montreal, Dr. Ewan Cameron would lead one of the most twisted projects of the late 1950s and early 1960s.
00:32:12.000Subproject 68 was fully funded by the CIA, who also paid Dr. Cameron $69,000, or in today's world, nearly $600,000 to carry out secret CIA experiments.
00:32:24.000Dr. Cameron was heavily interested in being able to erase and reprogram the human mind, and the CIA could obviously use that kind of power in many ways.
00:32:33.000These experiments would become so severe and damaging that patients who came into the hospital for symptoms such as minor anxiety and depression would leave with their minds fried.
00:32:43.000They'd experience amnesia, they'd forget how to talk, their brains would be completely wiped, similar to that of a baby.
00:32:51.000Cameron's patients were subject to some of the most mind-altering drugs and methods known to man.
00:32:57.000LSD, electroshock therapy at up to 40 times the normal power, drug-induced comas for extended periods of time, and much, much more.
00:33:06.000Take the case of Linda McDonald, a typical mother who is experiencing the harder parts of being an adult: depression, physical pain, lack of sleep, and so on.
00:33:17.000She visits Montreal to be assessed by Dr. Cameron.
00:33:20.000And almost immediately, he diagnoses her as a schizophrenic and sends her to what is known today as the sleep room.
00:33:31.000Cameron decides to put Linda McDonald into a drug-induced coma for 86 days straight.
00:33:38.000In the sleep room, patients were often subject to this electroshock therapy, multiple times a day for weeks on end, without any consent.
00:33:47.000Linda McDonald was subject to over 100 of these shock therapy sessions.
00:33:51.000As time went on, she went from being able to tell the doctors her name and information about herself to having her brain completely wiped.
00:34:00.000When you hear something like that, it makes me believe that it's really possible, likely, almost inevitable, that the child trafficking stories we hear about half a million kids are missing, we don't know where they are, they're undocumented.
00:34:17.000This is weirdly something that I felt for a long, long time prior to any kind of education or experience in these matters.
00:34:23.000I just felt that the existence of top secret, censored and controlled information was an indication that that category of information was filled with data that if you had access to it, you'd become disobedient and non-compliant.
00:34:46.000And also the idea that any organisation that has within its remit those kind of experiments and that kind of morality, that they would be able to be in a position of judgement over other people.
00:34:59.000I know it's one branch of government, but every single branch of government you scrutinise, you might not find something as extreme as the exploitation of the most vulnerable people in society, but when you look at the Pizzagate stuff we were doing last week, It suggests there's significant evidence that numerous high-powered political and governmental figures, both in the UK and the US, have been involved in pedophilia.
00:35:23.000You know, like, when you look at the first layer of Pizzagate, it's a little bit crazy, but when it percolate down a little, it's like, well, that guy was arrested, that guy was arrested, that person was in prison.
00:35:32.000There were these accounts from these people in boys' homes and children's homes and stuff.
00:35:38.000What I'm kind of left with is how is it the legacy media and government agencies are functioning as kind of moral arbiters?
00:35:46.000Like, they're the people that are saying, this is outrageous, this is disgusting, and this is what you should do.
00:35:51.000It's like you cannot, back to the sort of Kubrick point of strange love, you can't grant that amount of power to human beings.
00:35:58.000I guess you're going to have leaders, you're going to have some kind of authority, but it just is demonstrably out of alignment with what those institutions are carrying.
00:36:07.000capable of holding and carrying for people.
00:36:11.000I'm just not at all surprised that, you know, when you hear about the sort of Mengele experiments that the Nazis were carrying out, then you hear that in paperclip top Nazi scientists were working and continued to work in the United States of America.
00:36:27.000Of course, what the content of that experimentation is going to be is like, dark mind control stuff and that weird sexual occultism, drugging people, it doesn't seem like they're catering We're living in a time where it's like maximum transparency for citizens and maximum protection for government.
00:37:27.000I didn't agree with being governed at any point, but I've been told my entire life that the government is in charge and I was programmed for that when going to school.
00:37:35.000They make the idea of mind control seem crazy and yet the government wants to control what the news is.
00:37:43.000because they want to control how you behave, which is mind control.
00:37:46.000By using a term like mind control, like you were saying at the beginning, they make this thing as crazy and out there sounding as possible.
00:37:52.000But really, the fact that we even grant them, because we grant it to them, this authority proves that mind control works, and the government's easily the biggest perpetrators of that.
00:38:02.000And the fact that there's hidden mind control, as well as the stuff in plain view.
00:38:05.000The stuff in plain view is way worse than the stuff they're hiding.
00:38:09.000It's like my friend always used to say to me, Why would I ever believe the Why would I need that conspiracy theory to be true when stuff that the US government does in plain sight is way worse?
00:38:23.000Invasion of Iraq, all that kind of stuff.
00:38:25.000Government mind control, I think it's just par for the course.
00:39:23.000No, just, I mean, you can go in a rabbit hole about conspiracy theories, but about, like, electricity actually being able to have it for free, but they can't give it to you for free because you've got to pay for it.
00:39:33.000That way they can have control over it.
00:39:35.000That way you can connect all your devices to something they have power on that they can cut the power off.
00:39:40.000And you don't know how to do anything.
00:39:42.000So like everything from water, I mean, think about back in the day, like bottled water, the concept of bottled water would have seemed crazy to people.
00:39:50.000We're going to sell water in these bottles.
00:39:53.000And now that's just everybody, whatever they can control through finance.
00:39:56.000And also the fact that the reason we drink bold water is because we all tacitly understand it's poisonous.
00:40:01.000The government water will be full of fraud.
00:40:04.000You don't want your children drinking it.
00:41:42.000And the idea of trying to navigate this world without that clarity, just based on stuff that I reckon, like stuff that I reckon, no wonder I tend to heroin or porn or sex or whatever, It doesn't make sense out here without that.
00:42:00.000Well, to Massey's point about, like, letting the government do these kinds of experiments and these kinds of things, I don't think we do.
00:42:07.000Also, like Massey says, I don't think we do let them do it.
00:42:11.000I think they hide behind, you know, career people in the CIA or in these organizations that don't have term limits like the president does, you know?
00:42:20.000I've always had this thought that, like, do they really tell the president every little thing that they're doing?
00:42:52.000Really, again, makes me feel that there's some sort of perforating, percolating, evanescent evil seeping upwards through these organisations.
00:43:02.000There's not sort of one central figure organising it.
00:43:06.000It's like networked evil that can be sort of concealed because there's no deliberate, clear accountability.
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00:45:11.000I don't want to be controlled in that way by forces that I don't trust.
00:45:15.000Our own morality, our own ethics, our own inborn decency.
00:45:19.000Firstly, they double down on the shame and brokenness we all feel to make us kind of inept and able to be manipulated.
00:45:28.000And then they offer you, like, this is what you have to do this week.
00:45:33.000whether it's whatever cause, whatever ideal they want to promote to the forefront.
00:45:38.000To your point, Isaac, about these sort of concealed and permanent bureaucratic states, I noted that the vessel for There are all these kind of peculiarly permanent authorities that are not subject to the edicts of democracy that can't be changed, that can't be reached, and they're making extraordinary decisions.
00:46:00.000And now, because of independent media, you're able to get something like the WEF.
00:46:05.000You know, the only people that were talking about that were like David Icke and Alex Jones.
00:46:08.000So all they have to do is say Alex Jones is a lunatic, David Icke is a lunatic, you don't need to worry about anything they're saying.
00:46:13.000Turns out now that WF is a pretty peculiar little outlet, that the WHO has extraordinary origins, that NATO's taken diabolical liberties and sort of ushered in a potential new geopolitical disaster based on authority that none of us have granted them.
00:46:38.000In many cases, patients would be recorded during therapy sessions talking about their families, or other people, or things that would bring them negative thoughts or have negative impacts on their life.
00:46:48.000These negative messages would then be cut up and played on repeat for these patients, sometimes over hundreds of thousands of times.
00:46:56.000This exact thing happened to Robert Logie.
00:46:59.000He was admitted to the Institute for a leg pain, they thought it was all on his head, and he was then sent to the sleep room.
00:47:05.000He was given LSD every two days, sometimes mixed with other drugs.
00:47:10.000And then, while in a drug-induced coma, the message "You killed your mother" was repeated to him for 23 days straight.
00:47:19.000These experiments would take place on all ages, from children to old men and women.
00:47:24.000It's an experimental new therapy we're doing.
00:47:27.000You're gonna be going to the sleep room, you're gonna be given LSD, and then we're gonna tell you that you killed your mother.
00:47:32.000Side effects may include we drag you off to the sleep room.
00:47:35.000Let's look at some of the organisations that are involved.
00:48:20.000And even as a person has some affection for people that are in this version of the American government, you know, nominally, of course, Bobby Kennedy, Dr. Oz, people, because I happen to know them and admire them.
00:48:31.000The truth is, I don't want anyone telling me what to do, whether I like them or not.
00:48:35.000I want to run our own lives based on the morality and ethics that...
00:48:51.000These are not things that need to be instituted at the level of government that are probably, to some degree or another, throughout history, they've been generating and doubling down on fear in order to legitimise authority.
00:49:04.000Just lately we've had such candid and clear examples of it that have made it difficult to ignore the problems approaching crisis levels.
00:49:14.000But my hope is that it's going to lead to some event.
00:49:17.000Because now that you have a different type of government in this country that's not a neoliberal government, whatever it is, whether you like it or not, it's not what was going on before.
00:49:35.000I think cognitive dissonance is a real battle for people.
00:49:40.000I think all the people that made the call and put all their chips in the wrong basket, for them to go, even like a Jake Tapper or the examples, I mean, it should be okay for someone to go.
00:49:55.000Man, I got caught up in it and I was wrong.
00:50:00.000And I think they would rather double down on their mistakes or pivot a little bit, you know, but still stay in line with what they built their whole case for than to just say, yeah, I was wrong.
00:50:14.000In British politics, I don't know if it's the same in your country, but sometimes you'll get people when they leave office, you know, like they're, say if it's someone that's in government, then their government loses an election.
00:50:34.000That's the sort of person I'm, like, that's the way an institution functions almost.
00:50:38.000I'm increasingly thinking that it might be somehow metaphysical, spiritually literal, that we are plugged into something that is preventing us from reaching the adjacent, in fact, ever-present truth.
00:50:52.000I think that the only way to hack it is baptism and surrender to the Holy Power.
00:51:09.000And at least for me, if I have friends, if there's people that I know, if they're willing to say, hey, I was wrong, I shouldn't have done that, but this is what I'm doing now, I'm like, cool, I trust you now.
00:51:17.000So I don't understand why there's this inability to function in that way in politics, because at least for me, whether it would be Democrat or right, left, whatever, I would feel more inclined to trust the person that would do that.
00:51:27.000So it's interesting that there's just no ability to do that, at least in politics right now.
00:51:31.000The 12 steps gives you a perfect model for that in steps 8 and 9. Step 8 is you make a list of people you have harmed and become willing to make amends to them all.
00:51:44.000So you make the list without the idea in your head that you're going to go and approach people because I think if you have that idea in your head you won't even make the list.
00:52:06.000Then step nine, it says you make amends unless to do so would injure them or others.
00:52:11.000You don't apologise to people if you had sort of an adulterous affair that was not disclosed, for example, I suppose.
00:52:17.000But then it gives some guidance on how to do an apology.
00:52:20.000And it's actually sort of surprisingly difficult When you take a step nine, it's like you're drawing a sacred chalk circle on the floor that the two of you enter into when you say these words.
00:52:33.000As you know, I'm an addict, an alcoholic.
00:52:56.000Is there anything else that I've neglected to mention that you would like to bring up?
00:53:01.000Then you suggest like an appropriate amend.
00:53:03.000If there's a financial component, you obviously remedy and resolve that.
00:53:08.000One of the things that's sort of strongly suggested is you don't try to justify your behaviour.
00:53:13.000You don't go, the reason was this, though, and because that happened, and it wasn't my fault, and that happened, because that's not part of it.
00:53:19.000And they make very clear that you're not even actually...
00:54:32.000What would you do if Starmer got up and he said, "Hi, I watched this video and it showed me on both sides of multiple issues and I've come to realize that I'm insecure and I don't even know who I am and I'm trying to be better." And I'm trying to surround myself with wiser people who can help me with whatever time I have in authority to make the best decisions possible.
00:54:59.000Would that make you go, I hate that guy?
00:56:42.000So when, like, particularly obviously as I'm a person who faces untrue allegations, I'm able to go, huh, well, I didn't do that.
00:56:50.000I live a transparent and authentic life.
00:56:54.000But if you think about it, we're all in some weird Epstein Island dynamic of like, oh my God, if people really knew me, if they knew the things I'd do when I'm on my own in my room, if they knew the things I've said.
00:57:04.000You know, I've still got things like, you know, when I'm like impatient with my kids or whatever, like every single day I'm making mistakes.
00:57:13.000But because of a program and because of a spiritual life, I feel forgiven and I know.
00:57:18.000That I haven't done things that I've been accused of doing.
00:57:21.000And it gives me a kind of a sort of clarity and a sort of sense of, well, while all this bewildering chaos is swirling around, I, through fealty and loyalty to the only person that can take my clinging, will withstand it.
00:57:36.000The culture will happily find a way to legitimise, yeah, we've got many ill people and wiped their brains, and, you know, this is the stuff that we know.
00:59:04.000Mine particularly, yours and everybody's.
00:59:06.000Whether it's British government officials demonetising people on YouTube, putting people in jail for Facebook posts, or the various other ways the nefarious systems and institutions that work, I reckon, for Satan, drag us down into the pit.
01:00:27.000Many of the children at this institute were the victims of abuse, and in one case, one of the children were filmed performing sexual acts with multiple government officials as a plot to secure funding for these experiments.
01:00:40.000Cameron died in 1967 without anyone in the public knowing about what he had been doing for the past decade.
01:00:48.000Subproject 54 studied techniques to cause concussions and other brain-damaging experiments.
01:00:53.000It was supposed to be handled by the United States Navy.
01:00:58.000Well, the project was to use sub-oral frequency blasts to cause concussions.
01:01:02.000And although the program was supposedly never carried out, there is still some evidence that might show some kind of work being done.
01:01:09.000In the hearings before the Subcommittee on Health and Scientific Research in late September 1977, there's a passage that caught my eye.
01:01:17.000While talking about funding from various institutes across the country, Dr. Geschichter, a CIA employee, mentioned something interesting.
01:01:26.000He first notes about a study on concussions, where heads of animals were repeatedly rocked back and forth in order to cause a concussion, and then further amnesia.
01:01:38.000There was apparently a later business, whatever that may be, that through the use of radar, was attempting to put monkeys to sleep.
01:01:47.000A senator present at the meeting asked, could they?
01:01:51.000As Dr. Geschichter states, yes, they could.
01:01:55.000He goes on to say that, So basically, the CIA was using radio and electromagnetic signals to attempt to put monkeys and other animals to sleep.
01:02:24.000Now, I don't know about you, but if this could work on monkeys and supposedly other animals as well, I would imagine that this very experiment took place with human subjects as well.
01:02:35.000The problem is, after this hearing, I couldn't find any other papers or documents that even remotely talked about this sleep experiment.
01:02:43.000An experiment that seems to have succeeded was washed away and never mentioned again, and the mystery of Subproject 54 fades away.
01:02:53.000At this point not much is out of the question when it comes to the links the CIA would go to in order to conduct their experiments The reason why there's no information is because they're still doing it.
01:04:24.000I'd like to know a bit more about the spaceship.
01:04:26.000It is interesting because even with Katy Perry, it's like you were married to her and that still seems foreign to me.
01:04:32.000Knowing you, that seems like a completely different world knowing the man Russell Brand.
01:04:42.000Well, you know, the first, oh man, when you are able to start dating people that are really famous, it's pretty exciting.
01:04:53.000It's like, whoa, this is unbelievable to be able to go from the kind of, well, firstly, I didn't feel super attractive when I was a kid, but I was obsessed with women, like I suppose most people might be.
01:05:13.000And when I got to be right famous and suddenly this floodgate of availability and possibility happens, then you sort of re-naturalise to it and think, well, something in you saying knows about the idea of marriage, I think, that you want some bond and union and deeper love with someone, but you don't know how to make that I was kind of in a wilderness.
01:05:34.000So when I met her in New York, I met Katy Perry and Donald Trump on the same day.
01:06:01.000What if that was an MKUltra tactic in the bottle to cause a concussion and then they had you for a little while and then you came out of it?
01:06:53.000Well, look, what I used to say about the Illuminati and stuff is I know they wouldn't have me, because when I've met people that were super famous when I was famous, many of them had this kind of reaction.
01:07:04.000Easy, easy, like sort of, I think they could tell, this guy's a loose cannon.
01:07:10.000Operation Midnight Climax was kept relatively a secret up until the mid-1970s, in cities such as San Francisco, California, and New York City.
01:07:19.000CIA-funded safe houses were built for one specific reason: prostitution.
01:07:24.000Well, not exactly that, but prostitutes did have a large role in this operation.
01:07:29.000These safe houses were often hotel rooms, but not just any normal hotel room.
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01:08:14.000You have to watch the full show to get that reference because he was ensconced within his own genius and within corporatism, commercialism and entrepreneurialism.
01:08:24.000We don't notice it as much either with Bezos because he similarly is content to operate primarily within economic spheres.
01:08:31.000Musk has exactly the kind of trickster energy that I've described.