Things Worth Noting
Henry Kissinger (1923–2023) was a German-born U.S. diplomat and statesman who shaped Cold War foreign policy as National Security Advisor (1969–1975) and Secretary of State (1973–1977) under Nixon and Ford. A Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany, he served in World War II, earned a Harvard PhD, and rose through academia before entering government. Known for […]
Operation MKOFTEN was a secret CIA and DoD program (1968–1973) that tested drugs like LSD and experimental compounds on humans and animals to develop mind control and interrogation tools. Run at Edgewood Arsenal and Holmesburg Prison, it focused on behavioral and toxicological effects, creating databases of drug impacts for espionage use. Led by Sidney Gottlieb, […]
The Stargate Project was a secret U.S. Army program launched in 1977 at Fort Meade, Maryland, to test psychic abilities like remote viewing, ESP, and clairvoyance for military intelligence. Run by the DIA and CIA, it aimed to close a perceived psychic warfare gap with the Soviet Union during the Cold War. Key figures included […]
MKNAOMI was a secret CIA-DoD program from the 1950s to 1970s, developing biological and chemical weapons during the Cold War. Partnering with Fort Detrick’s Special Operations Division, it created lethal toxins, delivery systems like the heart attack dart gun using shellfish toxin, and crop-poisoning methods. It succeeded MKULTRA, focusing on stockpiling agents for covert ops, […]
The deep state refers to a secretive network of unelected officials, intelligence agencies like the CIA and FBI, and bureaucracy accused of wielding hidden power over governments. Often called a shadow government, it’s blamed for mass surveillance, endless wars, and disinformation to control society. Rooted in the military-industrial complex and Cold War secrecy, the theory […]
Operation Midnight Climax, a CIA subproject of MKUltra, ran in the 1960s during the Cold War to test mind control using LSD. Led by Sidney Gottlieb and George Hunter White, it unfolded in San Francisco and New York City safehouses, like 225 Chestnut Street. Prostitutes lured non-consenting men, who were drugged and watched through two-way […]