I regularly wonder how much of the dark sci-fi we’ve been cooking up over the years is just unaware documentary.

Yeah, people are like "But MKUltra was shut down and declassified!"

Rrrriiiiigghhhttttt...

"But what about second MKUltra?"

"I don't think he knows about second MKUltra..."

But mention that and they'll be like "EvIdEnCe?!?!?!"

As if the CIA would be open and forthcoming with documentation proving that MKUltra has a successor program...

Most of it is probably about mass surveillance and their propaganda machine.

I wonder if they have an evolved version of mkultra, maybe testing it right now on Maduro.

If you tell people about declassified CIA ops they will often call you a conspiracy theorist.

Like, no theory needed lad, this is official documentation.

It's a funky cognitive dissonance in my head. On one hand, conspiracy theories are deliberately engineered for propaganda and distractions. On the other hand, everything surrounding Epstein makes Pizzagate look like a mundane theory in comparison, both oddly involving the Clinton's.

It feels like damned if you do damned if you don't. In a lot of cases Occam's Razor is the only thing that makes a conspiracy obviously wrong, but reality is so strange that the simplest answer doesn't cut it anymore.

Also frustrating that it isn't even the same people because the ones that did that shit already retired and/or died before it was declassified. There isn't really much to do about it, even if the government is willing. Any apology isn't from those who actually did it. Any reparations are paid for with taxes. Any promise to do better could be a lie and probably won't be known for sure until the ones making it are dead and their documents are declassified.

Do they still employ them? I thought they stopped doing remote viewing in the 90s

SOURCE: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargate_Project_(U.S._Army_unit)

Didnt they try to summon dieties and demons from several large religions just in case they were real? The cia was fucking insane(still is prolly, we just have to wait 30 years for them to reveal what they were doing)

MK Ultra on its own could count for several.

Was the experiment where they released some "harmless pathogen" (assuming your immune system is all good!) in major cities to see how they spread, resulting in some deaths/complications part of MK Ultra? Can't remember if it was under that project or part of a different one leading up to it.

The Iran/contras were CIA.

Oh also the Iranian revolution, or at least the instability that led to it.

Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden both started as CIA assets that got tired of being used.

A lot of attempts on Fidel Castro's life.

That's off the top of my head. There's also a bunch of fuckery in central and south America, though if I had to guess, I would guess that there has been fuckery in every single country on this planet, including countries some would have called allies. Iirc they targeted some Canadian cities for that "release the pathogen" experiment, too.

The family jewels documents are nice. After the cia had former employees "slightly" involved in Watergate, the CIA sent out a memo asking everyone for their records on things that happened that probably would be illegal.

It's like a short story collection of weird criminal shit. "We kidnapped this Russian for three years. Why? Well, he said he wanted to leave the Soviet Union after spying for us for a while and we thought that was suspicious, so we locked him in a room for a few years.". "We gave a bunch of poison to the Mafia and had them wander around Havana" "we weren't technically allowed to do that with the telephone"

Pre-cia there was the radioactive foxes.

Finally is the weirdly open CIA investment company inqtel.

Were the Tuskegee experiments them?