The Shocking Admission: How the CIA’s Mind Control Experiments Still Haunt Us

The provided text, "MK-Ultra: Mind Control's Dark Legacy," discusses the CIA's controversial MK-Ultra program, which was officially acknowledged in 1977. This program involved administering LSD to unsuspecting individuals, alongside the use of hypnosis, torture, and sensory deprivation in attempts to manipulate memories and create "super spies." The document highlights the extreme case of "Patient X," who endured severe experimentation and later vanished, as well as an assassin who claimed no memory of his actions after hearing a specific phrase. The text concludes by noting the modern-day claims of "Targeted Individuals" who believe they are still subject to similar technologies, hinting at the potential continuation of such research.