Military Mind Control? Psychic Army Division Revealed in CIA Files

[Judi Lynn]

Military Mind Control? Psychic Army Division Revealed in CIA Files
By Mindy Weisberger, Senior Writer | January 19, 2017 01:34pm ET


When the CIA recently shared millions of pages of declassified documents online, the agency included a collection of files for what was arguably one of the U.S. Army's strangest initiatives: investigating psychic abilities for use by military intelligence.

Known as Stargate, the program launched in 1978 and lasted for two decades, exploring reports of so-called psychic phenomena that originated behind the Iron Curtain and around the world, and conducting experiments testing "mind control" techniques. [The 10 Most Outrageous Military Experiments]

The Stargate files were recently made available online as part of the CIA Records Search Tool (CREST) database, which included a total of 930,000 declassified files containing more than 12 million pages, CIA officials explained in a statement.

One of the CREST documents, a mission statement for Stargate stamped "Not Releasable to Foreign Nationals," described the project's goal: "To establish a program using psychoenergetics for intelligence applications."

More:
http://www.livescience.com/57556-cia-releases-declassified-stargate-files.html?utm_source=notification

[Kilgore]

1. I hear the research was headed up by Dr. Peter Venkman

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Venkman

[Bayard]

2. Firestarter

It didn't end well for the CIA.....

[Javaman]

3. Men who stare at goats...

Read the book, don't watch the movie. the movie was a comedy of something very serious that went on in this nation during the 1950s's through the 1970's by the black ops in this nation.