Hello, everybody. Welcome back. Finally, finally, after 37 years of not posting a podcast, I am back.

So, hello, welcome back to conspiracy theories with me, Joanna. Remember, these are both believable and, well, the unbelievable.

So today we're going to be talking about Project MK Ultra.

If you don't know what that is, then, well, don't worry.

I'm here to tell you. So Project MK Ultra, or also known as the CIS Mind Control program, was basically a program where the, or where government

agencies will most likely end upset and proven, like the CIA, tested and created experiments

on human subjects.

This is a very interesting topic or theory, I think, because everybody's always

like, oh, the government, this, the government, that. And this was proven by the government.

They said this was an actual thing that happened. So it makes it a lot more scary. And it makes me

wonder a lot of what other things the government could be doing right now

at this very second that we don't know about.

So the set purpose of the experiments of the MK Ultra project were to identify what

drugs and techniques would properly and successfully during interrogations with, of people from other countries that we

had problems with, would be successful in weakening their mind that to a point where it would

lead to the ability of the CIA or the people conducting the experiments to control the individual's mind. So basically like mind control.

So the whole fiasco was created and organized by the OSC, which is the Office of Scientific

Intelligence of the CIA. But although the CIA basically created it and organized it, they did not

coordinate it. It was coordinated by the U.S. Army Biological Welfarets laboratories.

It's just the fact that, I mean, at the time I'm guessing tax money was going to know

this and people didn't even know, it's like little things like that as you just make you think about like I said before the things that the

government could be doing now it's kind of scary actually if you if you think about it but yeah I mean

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