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Filling in for George, Richard Syrett welcomed author specializing in the paranormal, metaphysics and conspiracies, Marie D. Jones , for a discussion on topics related to mind control. "We have people trying to come up with new and improved ways to make us behave certain ways as a population," Jones said, noting how social engineering is used to control groups of people. She talked about a form of psychological abuse called 'gaslighting' that narcissists use to instill anxiety and confusion in their victims. Jones traced the beginnings of the CIA's mind control program, Project MKUltra, to what was learned from foreign mind control specialists gathered through Operation Paperclip.
Torture is the main method for breaking down someone's mind, she continued. Program such as MKUltra sought to destroy a subject's original personality and replace it with an alternate one, such as assassin or spy, which could be triggered whenever needed. "They make sure that through the hypnosis the alters don't remember what they've done," Jones revealed. Sirhan Sirhan's defense claimed he was under the influence of hypnosis, possibly a victim of MKUltra, when he fired his weapon at Robert F. Kennedy, she added.
Jones outlined the different levels of programming an alter and shared story of mind control victim Carol Rutz. According to Jones, Rutz was turned over as a child by her grandfather to be subjected to electroshock therapy, drugs, trauma, and sensory deprivation, in order to split her personality and create a kind of Manchurian candidate. Jones believes MKUltra's mind control research continued after it was 'shutdown' by Congress in 1964. Today, the program targets individual test subjects utilizing microwave and electronic harassment, as well as voice-to-skull technology, which she suggested could explain some cases of schizophrenia.
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The second half of the program featured Open Lines. Lee in Los Angeles claimed to have been a victim of gang stalking since 2011. According to Lee, a police helicopter light followed him while he was riding his bike one evening, a siren sounded for three weeks every time he stepped into his shower, and a flood lamp was routinely blasted into his apartment windows. Carlos from Carson, California, phoned in to share his theory that a former MKUltra psychiatrist/program can be traced to numerous murderers, including Jack Ruby, Sirhan Sirhan, Charles Mason, the Son of Sam (David Richard Berkowitz), and the Columbine killers. Tom in Taft, California, told Richard he has been a targeted individual of gang stalking ever since he had a falling out with individual in Chicago.
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| | |  | | Today in Strangeness:
On this date in 1990, the crew of space shuttle Discovery placed the Hubble Space Telescope into a Low Earth Orbit. Initially, Hubble's operators suffered a setback when a lens aberration was discovered, but a repair mission by space-walking astronauts in December 1993 successfully fixed the problem, and Hubble began sending back its first breathtaking images of the universe.
Tonight's Show, Saturday, April 25:
In the first half of the program, host Richard Syrett welcomes David Kekich , President of the Maximum Life Foundation, for a discussion his work with longevity, life extension, and anti-aging research and why he believes that we all will be living much longer lives.
In the latter half, crop circle investigator Patty Greer will detail the latest developments in crop formation research and how she thinks the phenomenon may change the course of human history forever.
From 6-10pm PT, Coast Insiders can hear an Art Bell: Somewhere in Time show from May 8, 1996, when Art tackled the weird case of the blood sucking Chupacabra in the first half of the program and then switched gears for a heated discussion about militias, gun control, and the U.S. government.
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