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....
The rights of U.S. citizens and residents have been abridged and have been
under attack here in the U.S. by a foreign state for sometime now. Rights
here in the U.S. are already “imperiled in full.”
....
....western media companies have become the handmaidens of tyranny. These
actions break a crucial psychological barrier. How long before the habits of
mind and the business practices learned in Beijing appear in the decisions
made directly affecting business done here in the U.S.? Is the U.S.
transforming China, or is China transforming us?

When Hao Fengjun left China to go to Australia to defect, he brought with
him a large number of 6-10 Office documents loaded on his MP-3 player [see
below]. One of those documents details a meeting held in Shenzhen on October
19-20, 2004, for the purpose of organizing the investigation of The Epoch
Times and two other independent Chinese-language media that have also
regularly reported on “sensitive” subjects that the CCP prefers were not
covered, New Tang Dynasty T.V. and Sound of Hope Radio.

In November 2001 the magazine China Brief published an invaluable article
“How China’s Government Is Attempting to Control Chinese Media in America.”
http://www.jamestown.org/publication...issue_id=63 8

In June 2005 the magazine Chinascope (“How the Chinese Government Came to
Dominate Chinese Language Media in the United States”
http://chinascope.org/june05/feature.pdf ) revisited this topic and expanded
on the treatment given in the China Brief article. The Chinascope article in
particular discusses the context for China’s domination of the
Chinese-language media. It notes the huge disproportion between the
aggressive, purposive actions of the P.R.C. to take advantage of the U.S.’s
free institutions and the U.S’s largely passive response. The U.S. has
neither effectively defended U.S. institutions here at home against the
P.R.C.’s challenge nor effectively projected into China media informed by
the principles of a free society.

Chilling Testimony Before Congress:
http://english.epochtimes.com/news/5-7-31/30785.html
__________________________________________________ _____________

The 6-10 Office document:

Tianjin City Public Security Bureau, Office of Cult-Related Crime Prevention
and Administration
(Formerly Tianjin City Public Security Bureau 610 Office)

Oct. 21, 2004

Bureau Chief Zhang:

From Oct. 19 to 20, the No. 26 Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security
held a meeting in Shenzhen for directors of the 610 offices in the public
security departments and public security bureaus in Tianjin, Beijing,
Shanghai, Guangdong province, Shandong province, Jiangsu province, Shaanxi
province, Hunan province and Anhui province. […]

During the meeting, each province gave reports on their overseas
investigation of the three media [The Epoch Times, New Tang Dynasty T.V.,
and Sound of Hope Radio], collected by overseas special agents.

Comrade Zhang Yue listened to our bureau’s report on collecting information
from the Epoch Times website and praised our work here in Tianjin. The
Tanggu Branch Bureau reported on the work of the spy with code name
"Investigator 102." Comrade Zhang said this spy has done well. He/she has
already infiltrated into the Epoch Times in Hong Kong. The essential task
now is how to best position this agent and let him/her infiltrate deeper and
higher and give full play of his/her special effect. We need to have long
term plan for directing this agent, we shouldn't rush. We should consider
the fact that this agent wants to work for us and use our assistance to get
into Hong Kong's political circle. We can make some arrangements for
him/her, to help him/her release his/her burden and work for us. The Hedong
Branch Bureau reported on 3 agents (“Jin T9901,” “Dong 16,” and “269”). All
three are on good footings. The key is to direct them to obtain internal
information from The Epoch Times more directly, in order to improve
Tianjin's investigation over the 3 media.

2. Opinions on Deployment

This special investigation case will continue to be uniformly administered
by the No. 26 Bureau, with participation from the 610 offices from the
public security departments and bureaus in Tianjin and the other 8 cities
and provinces. The task for the 6 provinces is to rely on the overseas
secret forces to deepen overseas investigation and improve personnel
arrangement. Collect criminal evidence against the 3 media's reporters,
columnists, staff writers, and their connections inside China. At the same
time, develop a strategic battle plan to gradually weaken the influence of
the 3 media, including inserting someone into the 3 media to influence their
content and create conflict among these media, forcing out the few diehard
members from the 3 media, and try to stir up internal chaos. Especially try
to obtain information on the true identity and activity of "Zhao Zifa" [an
Epoch Times reporter who regularly interviews individuals inside mainland
China] as soon as possible.

At the meeting, each local bureau was required to prepare a detailed local
plan on how to implement the Ministry’s deployment plan.

3. Our thoughts on Implementation

We have the following thoughts on how to implement the plan in accordance to
the requirement announced at the meeting.

1) In the near future, meet with the directors, national security team
leaders, and key police members of the Tanggu and Hedong branch bureaus to
explore how to use four overseas agents' to their potentials, position them
correctly, and investigate the 3 media. We'll try to make a detailed work
plan in half a month, submit it to the No. 26 Bureau, and begin
implementation.

2) Strengthen internet monitoring of The Epoch Times, analyze its overall
content to identify its characteristics, with emphasis on obtaining
information about its reporters and staff writers who publish information on
Falun Gong. […]

3) Improve our bureau's investigation work mechanism. Zhao Yuezeng will be
responsible for the overall administration of the case. Zhao Guoli will be
in charge of overall investigation. Shi He will be in charge of training for
police officers from the two branch offices. Yang Guolan will be in charge
of summary of intelligence reports. Zhang Yuwei will be responsible for
collecting information from our monitoring sites. Our office will take the
lead to coordinate a bi-monthly standing meeting on this case with the
Tanggu and Hedong branch bureaus. The purpose of the meeting will be to
report the latest news on the Ministry’s and other bureau’s investigations,
research our investigative work and troubleshooting the problems, adjust the
direction of our investigation, deepen the investigation, and pass notices
from No. 26 Bureau and our findings onto the Tanggu and Hedong branch
bureaus in a timely manner, so that the police from the two branch bureaus
can have the latest news and direct the agents in target areas to collect
information.

4) Guarantee manpower, material supply and funding for this investigation.
No. 26 Bureau of the Public Security Ministry has decided to allocate
special funding to the local bureaus. We will provide timely financial
support for the Tanggu and Hedong branch bureaus, strengthen communication
with police officers who are directing the special agents, and improve their
skill in working with the agents, in order to ensure Tianjin's leading role
in this investigation.




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This would be a great reason for bringing back MK-Ultra, no?

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Old August 2nd 05, 02:58 AM
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On Mon, 1 Aug 2005 19:38:59 -0500, "SeeingEyeDog"
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The most notorious MKULTRA experiments were the CIA's pioneering
studies of the drug that would years later feed the heads of millions:
lysergic acid diethylamide, or LSD. The CIA was intrigued by the drug,
and harbored hopes that acid or a similar drug could be used to
clandestinely disorient and manipulate target foreign leaders. (The
Agency would consider several such schemes in its pursuit of Cuban
leader Fidel Castro, who they wanted to send into a drug-induced
stupor or tirade during a public or live radio speech.) LSD was also
viewed as a way to loosen tongues in CIA interrogations.

In his thorough book on MKULTRA and similar projects, The Search for
the "Manchurian Candidate," John Marks reports that most of the CIA
researchers tried LSD themselves. In fact, an early phase of the
experiments was probably the setting for the first acid trip in the
United States -- experienced by a courageous CIA man no less!

The fact that these experiments took place is remarkable in and of
itself, but the story of the CIA's LSD trips approaches the
unbelievably bizarre when the cast of characters is considered. In his
recent history of the early exploits of the CIA, The Very Best Men,
Evan Thomas describes Sidney Gottlieb, the Stranglovian scientist who
ran the MKULTRA project: "Born with a clubfoot and a stutter, he
compensated by becoming an expert folk dancer and obtaining a Ph.D.
from Cal Tech. A pleasant man who lived on a farm with his wife,
Gottlieb drank only goat's milk and grew Christmas trees, which he
sold at a roadside stand." When he wasn't busy on the farm, Dr.
Gottlieb was dosing subjects with LSD-laced drinks, scrutinizing their
reactions, and searching for qualities of the drug that would benefit
CIA covert actions.

The CIA's LSD experiments were conducted on many unwitting subjects,
most often prisoners or patrons of brothels set up and run by the
Agency, which had installed two-way mirrors in the establishments to
allow for observation of the drug's effects (these studies were
referred to as "Operation Midnight Climax"). Some of the MKULTRA
subjects who were informed faced even more inhumane treatment: during
one experiment in Kentucky, seven volunteers were given LSD for 77
days straight.

One of the experiments probably proved fatal. On November 19, 1953, an
Army scientist and germ warfare specialist named Frank Olson, who was
working on an MKULTRA project, was slipped a solid dose of LSD in his
drink. Then, after spending eight days stumbling about in what many
observers described as a paranoid, depressed state, Olson jumped
through his hotel window in New York and fell ten stories to his
death.

The Agency covered up its role in Olson's demise, and twenty-two years
would pass before his family would learn of the events leading up to
his death. When the CIA's acid exploits were made public in the
mid-1970s, the Agency found itself facing heavy criticism. One Senate
committee put it this way in 1975:

"From its beginning in the early 1950s until its termination in 1963,
the program of surreptitious administration of LSD to unwitting
non-volunteer human subjects demonstrates a failure of the CIA's
leadership to pay adequate attention to the rights of individuals and
to provide effective guidance to CIA employees. Though it was known
that the testing was dangerous, the lives of subjects were placed in
jeopardy and were ignored.... Although it was clear that the laws of
the United States were being violated, the testing continued."

Though the most prominently discussed aspect of MKULTRA is the CIA's
LSD work, the program included many other unusual investigations
relating to the science of mind control. CIA researchers probed the
potential of numerous parapsychological phenomena, including hypnosis,
telepathy, precognition, photokinesis and "remote viewing."

These studies weren't conducted merely to satisfy the CIA's scientific
curiosity -- the Agency was looking for weapons that would give the
United States the upper hand in the mind wars. Toward that objective,
the Agency poured millions of dollars into studies probing literally
dozens of methods of influencing and controlling the mind. One 1955
MKULTRA document gives an indication of the size and range of the
effort; the memo refers to the study of an assortment of mind-altering
substances which would:


"promote illogical thinking and impulsiveness to the point where the
recipient would be discredited in public"


"increase the efficiency of mentation and perception"


"prevent or counteract the intoxicating effect of alcohol"


"promote the intoxicating effect of alcohol"


"produce the signs and symptoms of recognized diseases in a reversible
way so that they may be used for malingering, etc."


"render the indication of hypnosis easier or otherwise enhance its
usefulness"


"enhance the ability of individuals to withstand privation, torture
and coercion during interrogation and so-called 'brainwashing'"


"produce amnesia for events preceding and during their use"


"produc[e] shock and confusion over extended periods of time and
capable of surreptitious use"


"produce physical disablement such as paralysis of the legs, acute
anemia, etc."


"produce 'pure' euphoria with no subsequent let-down"


"alter personality structure in such a way that the tendency of the
recipient to become dependent upon another person is enhanced"


"cause mental confusion of such a type that the individual under its
influence will find it difficult to maintain a fabrication under
questioning"


"lower the ambition and general working efficiency of men when
administered in undetectable amounts"


"promote weakness or distortion of the eyesight or hearing faculties,
preferably without permanent effects"
Few of MKULTRA's objectives were realized, but the very conduct of
these experiments caused many critics of the CIA to argue that
successful or not, CIA scientists shouldn't pry at the doors of
perception.

Sources:

Gross, Peter, Gentleman Spy: The Life of Allen Dulles (Houghton
Mifflin, 1994).

Thomas, Evan, The Very Best Men (Simon & Schuster, 1995).

Marks, John, The Search for the "Manchurian Candidate": The CIA and
Mind Control (Times Books, 1979).

Mark Zepezauer, The CIA's Greatest Hits (Odionan, 1994).


http://peyote.com/jonstef/mkultra.htm

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Old August 2nd 05, 04:32 AM
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"David" wrote in message
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On Mon, 1 Aug 2005 19:38:59 -0500, "SeeingEyeDog"
wrote:
The most notorious MKULTRA experiments were the CIA's pioneering
studies of the drug that would years later feed the heads of millions:
lysergic acid diethylamide, or LSD. The CIA was intrigued by the drug,
and harbored hopes that acid or a similar drug could be used to
clandestinely disorient and manipulate target foreign leaders. (The
Agency would consider several such schemes in its pursuit of Cuban
leader Fidel Castro, who they wanted to send into a drug-induced
stupor or tirade during a public or live radio speech.) LSD was also
viewed as a way to loosen tongues in CIA interrogations.

In his thorough book on MKULTRA and similar projects, The Search for
the "Manchurian Candidate," John Marks reports that most of the CIA
researchers tried LSD themselves. In fact, an early phase of the
experiments was probably the setting for the first acid trip in the
United States -- experienced by a courageous CIA man no less!

The fact that these experiments took place is remarkable in and of
itself, but the story of the CIA's LSD trips approaches the
unbelievably bizarre when the cast of characters is considered. In his
recent history of the early exploits of the CIA, The Very Best Men,
Evan Thomas describes Sidney Gottlieb, the Stranglovian scientist who
ran the MKULTRA project: "Born with a clubfoot and a stutter, he
compensated by becoming an expert folk dancer and obtaining a Ph.D.
from Cal Tech. A pleasant man who lived on a farm with his wife,
Gottlieb drank only goat's milk and grew Christmas trees, which he
sold at a roadside stand." When he wasn't busy on the farm, Dr.
Gottlieb was dosing subjects with LSD-laced drinks, scrutinizing their
reactions, and searching for qualities of the drug that would benefit
CIA covert actions.

The CIA's LSD experiments were conducted on many unwitting subjects,
most often prisoners or patrons of brothels set up and run by the
Agency, which had installed two-way mirrors in the establishments to
allow for observation of the drug's effects (these studies were
referred to as "Operation Midnight Climax"). Some of the MKULTRA
subjects who were informed faced even more inhumane treatment: during
one experiment in Kentucky, seven volunteers were given LSD for 77
days straight.

One of the experiments probably proved fatal. On November 19, 1953, an
Army scientist and germ warfare specialist named Frank Olson, who was
working on an MKULTRA project, was slipped a solid dose of LSD in his
drink. Then, after spending eight days stumbling about in what many
observers described as a paranoid, depressed state, Olson jumped
through his hotel window in New York and fell ten stories to his
death.

The Agency covered up its role in Olson's demise, and twenty-two years
would pass before his family would learn of the events leading up to
his death. When the CIA's acid exploits were made public in the
mid-1970s, the Agency found itself facing heavy criticism. One Senate
committee put it this way in 1975:

"From its beginning in the early 1950s until its termination in 1963,
the program of surreptitious administration of LSD to unwitting
non-volunteer human subjects demonstrates a failure of the CIA's
leadership to pay adequate attention to the rights of individuals and
to provide effective guidance to CIA employees. Though it was known
that the testing was dangerous, the lives of subjects were placed in
jeopardy and were ignored.... Although it was clear that the laws of
the United States were being violated, the testing continued."

Though the most prominently discussed aspect of MKULTRA is the CIA's
LSD work, the program included many other unusual investigations
relating to the science of mind control. CIA researchers probed the
potential of numerous parapsychological phenomena, including hypnosis,
telepathy, precognition, photokinesis and "remote viewing."

These studies weren't conducted merely to satisfy the CIA's scientific
curiosity -- the Agency was looking for weapons that would give the
United States the upper hand in the mind wars. Toward that objective,
the Agency poured millions of dollars into studies probing literally
dozens of methods of influencing and controlling the mind. One 1955
MKULTRA document gives an indication of the size and range of the
effort; the memo refers to the study of an assortment of mind-altering
substances which would:


"promote illogical thinking and impulsiveness to the point where the
recipient would be discredited in public"


"increase the efficiency of mentation and perception"


"prevent or counteract the intoxicating effect of alcohol"


"promote the intoxicating effect of alcohol"


"produce the signs and symptoms of recognized diseases in a reversible
way so that they may be used for malingering, etc."


"render the indication of hypnosis easier or otherwise enhance its
usefulness"


"enhance the ability of individuals to withstand privation, torture
and coercion during interrogation and so-called 'brainwashing'"


"produce amnesia for events preceding and during their use"


"produc[e] shock and confusion over extended periods of time and
capable of surreptitious use"


"produce physical disablement such as paralysis of the legs, acute
anemia, etc."


"produce 'pure' euphoria with no subsequent let-down"


"alter personality structure in such a way that the tendency of the
recipient to become dependent upon another person is enhanced"


"cause mental confusion of such a type that the individual under its
influence will find it difficult to maintain a fabrication under
questioning"


"lower the ambition and general working efficiency of men when
administered in undetectable amounts"


"promote weakness or distortion of the eyesight or hearing faculties,
preferably without permanent effects"
Few of MKULTRA's objectives were realized, but the very conduct of
these experiments caused many critics of the CIA to argue that
successful or not, CIA scientists shouldn't pry at the doors of
perception.

Sources:

Gross, Peter, Gentleman Spy: The Life of Allen Dulles (Houghton
Mifflin, 1994).

Thomas, Evan, The Very Best Men (Simon & Schuster, 1995).

Marks, John, The Search for the "Manchurian Candidate": The CIA and
Mind Control (Times Books, 1979).

Mark Zepezauer, The CIA's Greatest Hits (Odionan, 1994).


http://peyote.com/jonstef/mkultra.htm


I am so heart broken over all this. I knew about some it. Man is a animal
who does more harm then good. It's aways "weapons" "mind control of other
people", dominating other people, extermination of other people, classifying
of people. It's all disgusting and perverse no matter what country or who
does it.

Man is actually the lowest form of life on this planet cause HE KNOWS
BETTER.

I'm convinced we will end up destroying each other in the end. It's in our
blood...

Lucky



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Old August 2nd 05, 04:52 AM
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Lucky wrote:

I'm convinced we will end up destroying each other in the end. It's in our
blood...



Most wars are started by a few. "Let's you and him fight" is good for the bottom
line. Nations are framed in order to cause invasions and wars. Dishonesty is
rampant in many 'intelligence' services, which, in most cases, are nothing more
than script writers used to justify almost anything.

Remember the 'big lie' attribution. Which present day attack reminds you most of
the Reichstag fire?






mike


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fed govt taking away our Freedoms and Rights and Liberties and giving
them to the illegal aliens is what is happening.Selling us down the
River to the new world globalist and u.n.You would have to be blind as a
rock not to see that.Vox Day at www.worldnetdaily.com has an article
that is worth reading.
cuhulin

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I get those epoch and alertnet and asaint email newsletters and a whole
bunch of other email newsletters too.I have been getting them for years.
cuhulin

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MK-Ultra? I used to read www.barbarahartwell.com untill her website
got shut down.Yeah,do a www.devilfinder.com for Barbara Hartwell
cuhulin

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I guess I am lucky in a way though,they can't control my brain.
cuhulin

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This would be a great reason for bringing back MK-Ultra, no?


It seemed to have worked quite well on you.
Have you sued for brain damage?


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