Inside the Expansion of Project BLUEBIRD
By the early 1950s, Project BLUEBIRD had evolved beyond theory. The CIA was actively building interrogation teams, exploring chemical and hypnotic control, and embedding psychological research inside foreign operations. This document proposed a sweeping expansion:...
CIA Memo Reveals Civilian Theory on Brainwashing and Mind Control
A declassified CIA document from October 1952, catalogued under the title "Material Related to Project Artichoke", outlines an internal meeting in which a civilian (associated with a veterinary organization) presented a personal theory on psychological conditioning,...
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...
Beyond the Tic Tac: Insider Claims Leaked BAASS Reports Distract from Deeper Suppression
A resurfacing whistleblower, previously behind a widely discussed post on reddit, has returned-this time asserting that the recently leaked 141-page BAASS Tic Tac Report is deliberate misdirection. The individual, who had earlier provided internal Bigelow Aerospace...
