Conscious Control: The CIA’s Early Blueprint for Drugged Interrogation
Before MK-Ultra had a name, before LSD entered the agency’s toolbox, U.S. intelligence was already sketching out a method to collapse resistance and extract confessions-one chemically induced blackout at a time. The document, simply titled "Interrogation", offers a...
Strange Aircraft Sightings Across French Africa and Europe
A Cold War intelligence report catalogues sightings of unidentified aerial phenomena across French Africa, Corsica, and Western Europe, describing craft that defy known aviation capabilities. 🔍 Patterns Across Continents Between the early 1950s and mid-1960s, numerous...
Covert Influence: Inside the CIA’s Behavioral Drug Programs
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) maintained a long-running interest in behavioral drugs for both defensive and offensive purposes. From the 1950s through the early 1970s, the agency explored ways to: Protect its operatives from hostile drug interrogation. Use...
Unidentified Flying Objects Reported by Military Pilots in European Airspace
A brief declassified document titled simply “Unidentified Flying Objects” offers a window into military concerns surrounding UAP activity observed by pilots over Europe. Though sparse on detail, the memo underscores a recurring pattern: objects seen by...
