CIA and the inadequate term of
"Magic"
Former CIA deputy director John McLaughlin writes in a forward to the manual that “[a]s best we know,” the drink-spiking techniques “were never
actually used.” The assurance would be more reassuring if the authors who had recovered the manual, H. Keith Melton and Robert Wallace, had not
included their own historical overview of CIA trickery. In it, they explain that Mulholland’s writing was part of the secret MKULTRA program,
whereby the CIA sought methods and materials “capable of employment in clandestine operations to control human behavior.” And part of MKULTRA did
involve dosing unsuspecting subjects with LSD and other drugs.
I contend that drink spiking techniques were used. Why would they research this is not for implementation at some point?
Social engineering...NLP...I am sure that the MK program is still alive.
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