EXPOSED: Secret CIA Mind Control Programs & Mass Brainwashing, Dr. Kevin Hogan

MK ULTRA EXPOSED: Declassified Documents Uncover CIA Mind‑Control Experiments

LEAK PROJECT — July 17, 2025

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — A newly released trove of over 1,200 CIA records sheds chilling new light on Project MK Ultra, the agency’s once-secret mind-control program that used drugs, hypnosis, and extreme psychological manipulation in the 1950s and 1960s.

A Dark Chapter Reopens

The National Security Archive and Clarivate’s ProQuest unveiled this comprehensive collection of MK Ultra files in December 2024 YouTube+1Study.com+1Newsweek+3National Security Archive+3National Security Archive+3. The documents, spanning protocols to internal memos, detail how the CIA conducted illicit experiments on unsuspecting U.S. and Canadian citizens—often without their consent.

Techniques of Control and Torture

According to declassified records and surviving memos, MK Ultra delved into:

• Covert drug administration — High doses of LSD and other psychoactives dispersed in everyday settings like bars, hospitals, and psychiatric facilities, targeting unwitting subjects Wikipedia+4Wikipedia+4CIA+4.

• Hypnosis and “psychic driving” — Patients at Montreal’s Allan Memorial Institute were subjected to brutal, repetitive tape playback while drugged or in drug-induced comas Wikipedia.

• Extreme sensory manipulation — Isolation, sensory deprivation, and electroshock were used to break down subjects’ mental resistance National Security Archive.

• Operation Midnight Climax — A notorious subproject involved renting “safe houses” where prostitutes administered LSD to clients observed through one-way glass and neurotransmission experiments were tested Decider+11Wikipedia+11HISTORY+11.

Murder, Manipulation, Mayhem

One documented incident involved a hypnotized woman commanded to shoot another (using a guaranted unloaded pistol)—both had no memory of the act afterward New York Post. The horrifying potential for creating programmable, uncomprehending assassins raises profound ethical and civil-rights questions.

Historical Context and Fallout

Launched in 1953 under CIA director Allen Dulles and ultimately shuttered in 1973 following a Helms order to destroy files, MK Ultra remained in the dark until the Church and Rockefeller Commissions of 1975–77 exposed its full scale New York PostHISTORY+2Wikipedia+2CIA+2. Public scrutiny led the CIA to destroy most records—yet a 1977 FOIA release recovered roughly 20,000 pages Wikipedia.

Cold War Hysteria and Scientific Hubris

Driven by fears of Soviet “brainwashing,” the CIA grew fixated on manipulation tools—chemical, psychological, and neurological. The program funded over 150 subprojects at universities, hospitals, prisons, and by pharmaceutical intermediaries like Eli Lilly Wikipedia+3National Security Archive+3Wikipedia+3.

Modern Implications: MK Ultra’s Legacy

Scholars warn of parallels between MK Ultra and today’s emerging brain-interface technologies. A recent Harvard policy whitepaper draws comparisons between Cold-War experiments and current concerns over neural manipulation via AI-connected devices .

Meanwhile, conspiracy theories sparked by projects like MK Ultra continue to swirl. A recent Netflix documentary exploring Charles Manson’s ties to LSD and CIA psychologist Louis “Jolly” West raised new—but unconfirmed—theories linking MK Ultra to high-profile 1960s murders Decider.

What’s Next?

With the release of these new records, lawmakers and rights advocates are calling for reinforced transparency and protection against non-consensual experimentation. While MK Ultra was officially abandoned decades ago, its echoes influence ongoing debates over ethics in science, intelligence-gathering, and human rights.