Anne McLean
(Ann Diamond)
Montreal, Quebec
Anne MacLean on the grounds of the Allen Memorial Institute, Montreal |
When
I was around my mid twenties I wrote a story about my childhood and a
"dream" I had at age four of being in an underground laboratory where
children were tied down to conveyer belts being molested with cattle prods.
This short story was published in a couple of Canadian anthologies in the
1980s.
In
2002, I started to meet people on the internet and, read stories and accounts
of people who described exactly the same scene as part of their childhood as
kids in the program called MKULTRA. I wrote to one of these survivors, Carol
Rutz2, who wrote back saying it sounded like I was in this program.
I
was fifty years old, and it took me a year to say well, maybe it’s possible.
This was after a year of reading thousands of pages of documents. I began to
realize my own family had been closely connected to these institutions where
experiments went on and also to some of the doctors. My father was a patient of
Dr. Ewen Cameron3 and another psychiatrist, Dr. Peter Roper, who was
a colleague and disciple of Cameron's "psychic driving" experiments
which devastated so many lives. Unlike some patients Cameron de-patterned, my
father was only in the Allan Memorial4 for six weeks, and was able
to return to work for the next few months, although his memory was affected by
the drugs and electroshock treatments and whatever else he received - his
records are incomplete. He had turned sixty years old that year and the
following year he took early retirement.The
same year my mother got ill with severe arthritis and she was constantly going
for treatment to the same hospital. Both my parents became guinea pigs that
year.
As
I found out in 2004, my father had been in military intelligence with the Royal
Canadian Air Force. In 1941 he was stationed in Prince Rupert on the northern
coast of British Columbia. In 1943, he came to Montreal and was an Air Force
intelligence officer during the war when Nazis were said to be operating in
Quebec. After the war became a High School teacher. Former military were given
preference in hiring after the war, and it appears there were many ex-military
teachers in the English Protestant high schools. And being ex-military, he was
also expected to volunteer in peacetime projects, like ARTICHOKE and MKULTRA.
This also included us: as his children, and also as twins, we were in line to
be placed in these secret experiments.
The
Air Force was very involved in secret mind control research, and there was a
lot of that going on in Montreal during the Cold War era. Dr. Ewen Cameron was
in the American Air Force and so were a number of his colleagues who also
happened to be 33rd degree Masons. So it was a secretive men's club and many of
the psychiatrists who experimented on Canadians were British trained and came
to McGill from Edinburgh and the United Kingdom where eugenics5
originated. They would get their eugenics training in the UK and many were
hired by McGill University in Montreal. McGill has always been famous for
attracting military contracts, and some needed human volunteers. One group of
potential guinea pigs was children of the military, another was Native
Aboriginal children, and another, a large group, was Quebec orphans.
They
also seem to have had special programs for what were called “gifted” kids –
whose parents were happy to be told their child has tested high on the IQ test,
or was musically or artistically talented. There were privileges attached to
being "gifted" and also to being a child of the military rather than
to be, say, a child from a native reserve or an orphan. Children in Canada were
disappearing into experiments designed by the military to produce a new
generation of mind-controlled people who would help create a New World Order.
If this sounds hard to believe, that's because the British eugenicists created
a system designed to hide the evidence of what they were up to after the war in
Canada. That’s what I found, when I began trying to look into and write about
what happened to my family in the Kafka-esque landscape of the Cold War in
North America.
By
2004 I had a whole book written, which I called My Cold War, and I started
looking for someone to publish it. I thought, it’s a powerful story, and I had
told it pretty well, and with all the information that was coming out on the
internet, really vast quantities of documents and testimony and proof, much of
it obtained under the American Freedom of Information Act, and at conferences
where victims and therapists and people doing research into the history of mind
control were coming together and sharing really fascinating new information – I
was convinced my story was part of this big puzzle and would find an audience. All I had to do was send it out to
publishers.
What
came back was beyond rejection -- it was Absolute Denial. And it was also
automatic. Publishers would be interested, and then they would refuse to read
it. Or they would not respond at all. It was as if I had handed them a hot
potato, or something they were scared of. Almost as if there was a policy
somewhere that said “Don’t talk about this” – so they would not even tell me if
they had read it or not. My former publisher took me off his mailing list so I
would not attend any launches or events. It was as if, by writing this book, I
had crossed a line and done something that was secretly forbidden.
Everywhere
I went in those days, I seemed to bump into people whose personal experience
confirmed my own story. Everyone had a family member, someone close to them who
had been harmed or destroyed by Dr. Cameron. Everyone knew a family who had
lost a promising child to LSD, and many knew of experiments at McGill involving
students, some of whom had suffered life-long mental health issues as a result.
It seemed the streets of Montreal were absolutely filled with people who were
victims of this program. And yet it was taboo to talk about it, or investigate
it. The wife of an Arts Council director remembered several writers who had
approached her husband with proposals for books on Nazi doctors operating in
Quebec, only to be turned down.
For
a while I was obsessed with the "Nazi" side of the story – how Nazi
doctors had come to North America through Operation Paperclip. Now I believe the main mover in setting up
this secret eugenics program in Canada was British intelligence. For example,
the National Film Board had been turning out pro-British war propaganda in the
1940s. In the early 1950s it floundered
for a while, and there was a power struggle between the military people left
over from wartime and a new group that favoured young directors to document
social change in Canada. Some of this
“social change” was actually social engineering. The NFB set up new programs like “Challenge
for Change” and produced many social documentaries during those years and quite
a few experimental films like The Ernie Game and Goin’ Down the Road and
Flowers on a One-Way Street and Angel and Christopher’s Movie Matinee that were
about alienated youth and the new drug culture. A filmmaker by the name of
Arthur Lipsett made documentary and animated films. When I looked at these
films a while back I could see he had to have been aware of the MKULTRA
program, which was at its height when he was producing his best films. Lipsett
was a schizophrenic employed by the NFB and became almost a cult figure in his
own lifetime. He brilliantly used collage and in-camera editing to layer all
kinds of information into his films. Back in the 1960s and 70s the NFB seems to
have been very interested in experimenting with LSD, and another award-winning
animator, Ryan Larkin, was known to take large quantities of it in producing
ground-breaking animation films like Walking.6
In
Montreal when I was young there always were many mental patients walking the
streets who were indistinguishable from artists. There was a small English poetry scene in
downtown Montreal that sprang up in the 1950s when Dr. Cameron was electro-shocking
and drugging literally thousands of people at the Allan Memorial. Dr. Cameron
supported the arts, I suspect because as a psychiatrist he found it gave him access
to people's souls. He and his colleagues would approach young artists and offer
them a chance to be in his LSD experiments at McGill. He encouraged patients to
write poetry. Some, like Leonard Cohen, went on to have careers as poets and
writers. Several poets in the Anglo poetry scene that started to blossom in the
1970s, had been in the Allan Memorial as children. Poetry comes naturally to
some schizophrenics, and having ex-patients write poetry and read it in public
could be way of keeping track of how the experimental subjects were faring,
especially when Cameron's program was shut down after 1963. We are talking
10,000 electroshock sessions per year on patients at McGill hospitals alone. Massive
amounts of experimental drugs and procedures being tested on unsuspecting
people, including children, who ended up in Cameron’s “care.”
In
Montreal we had this downtown population of marginal individuals who came
together in a cultural scene in the 1980s. These traumatized children needed
somewhere to go so many found their way into artistic careers where it was okay
to be a little strange. And it’s interesting that the NFB has made
documentaries about a few of them, such as Phil Tetrault and Ryan Larkin and
Arthur Lipsett, who in my opinion show all the signs of having been in MKULTRA
as kids.
This
whole process has been quite strange because on one hand the city I grew up in
is absolutely littered with relics of that terrible period when Montrealers
were being used as guinea pigs for the CIA. And then on the other hand, there
is what appears to have been a massive effort to destroy evidence and lie about
all this, so you have a population of victims who have amnesia for what
happened to them. It’s a real tragedy.
I
could give lots of examples of how that worked. McGill hired a law firm to help
them hide records of LSD experiments on children. Reportedly many of these
files were not destroyed, just hidden in the catacombs under McGill. I met a
former male nurse who, along with other orderlies and staff, worked for months
in 1978 tossing patient records into the dumpsters behind the Royal Victoria
Hospital, after the world found out about McGill's role in secret mind control
research on unwitting people. I have a friend who worked with Dr. Jonathan
Meakins II (there have been three Dr. Jonathan Meakins in medicine at McGill –
they are a sort of dynasty) who was in charge of managing all those records,
sanitizing them so that people who were harmed by all these experiments could
not take legal action.
When
I was trying to get my late father’s records from the Royal Victoria Hospital,
I was given an amazing runaround and told I had no right to those records, and
it was only by a kind of miraculous accident that I found a Chinese replacement
secretary who was very helpful and actually located my father’s file – which
had been mostly emptied, but there was one page in it that identified him as a
Cameron patient.
Both
English newspapers, the Gazette and Montreal Star, were major supporters of Dr.
Cameron’s CIA research and going through their files on the Allan Memorial is
very enlightening. The Star no longer exists, but its owners made financial
donations to these eugenics programs at McGill. The Gazette also shares a law
firm with McGill which is convenient when the goal is to conceal decades of
criminal research.
So
researching this terrible past, finding proof, has not been easy. Once you
start finding proof, and collecting stories from survivors, you find people
with the power to help, such as publishers, are afraid to talk to you. Some
seem to have been put in their positions as gatekeepers, and an astonishing
number of Canadian editors and publishers are from military backgrounds. Living
in Montreal all my life, I never realized this until I wrote My Cold War. Montreal
has a very controlled writing and publishing scene – in part, I believe, to
prevent this story from reaching the survivors who need to hear it. That
certainly was my experience.
A
few years ago, the Montreal law firm of Stein and Stein in Montreal managed to
win a large settlement for Cameron patients. This legal victory made front-page
news in the UK but in Montreal, where there were so many victims who could
qualify for compensation, the Gazette did not bother to print the story at all.
After I complained, they finally ran it, ten days late, but they made sure to
bury it in the middle of the paper over a single column so no one would see it.
That’s
how these very shocking crimes go on being hidden. I found myself marginalized
when I started investigating and talking about that whole era of recent
Montreal history, because the important people who collaborated operate under a
cloak of respectability. The doctors and scientists who were doing these things
to children are still considered heroes of medicine and are in the Canadian
Medical Hall of Fame.
As
soon as I started researching my past I not only began running into people who
had been part of this program, but I also met a group of intuitives who offered
to help me locate some “missing children.” At first I was not even aware that I
needed to go looking for these missing children. The way this happened was,
well, a bit strange. It almost made me believe in angels, because without
really looking I just I began running into clairvoyants who told me about souls
of children who had been trapped between worlds when they died. Another way to
say this is there were children who were in the spiritual world and unable to
move on because they had an important message for the living. These psychics
and healers I was meeting demonstrated an ability to communicate with these
lost children who are no longer alive, but can make their presence felt.
There
was a medical intuitive named Doreen Bray who started a centre for alternative
healing at Queen Elizabeth Hospital who had communicated with these children
who and they were telling her they needed help. For some reason, though, she
was reluctant to get involved in their “case.” A short time later, in November of
2003 I met a trance medium called Harley Monte who told me I would write a book
about these missing children. He introduced me to a group of about ten of his
students who all had powerful intuitive abilities. On the surface these were
regular people with jobs, families, etc., and they volunteered to help me by
channelling information from the time period when Dr. Cameron was running his
top secret “children’s program” which was at its peak in 1960. They started out
at our first meeting by traveling back to a children’s party at the Allan that
my twin brother and I attended in 1956, at age five. They also gathered
information from a hidden laboratory where orphans were kept in a military
experiment, similar to the kind of experiment we hear about today, to develop
super-soldiers. We collected disturbing details of child experiments involving
sensory isolation, extreme temperatures, combat situation, photographic memory, extrasensory perception, sexual abuse, animal abuse - that were happening at McGill in about 1960.
Had
I not already been reading and doing research for over a year, reading
thousands of pages of testimony on secret mind control projects all over North
America and including in Montreal, I would not have believed or understood most
of what started coming through these amazing people who were accurately giving
me details, including names, dates, places that jived exactly with survivor
accounts, and despite the fact they had never even heard of this program. They
were blank slates. For example, one of the channellers began describing a
"Doctor Lehmann"7. She repeated his name, while picking up
information about him. Heinz Lehmann was the “father of Largactil” which he
used to treat schizophrenia at the Douglas Psychiatric Hospital in Montreal and
also at the Allan Memorial during those years. She described him as cold and
heartless, treating children like inanimate objects.
At
one session we contacted Sidney Gottlieb,8 who was the head of
Chemical Services for the CIA MKULTRA project based in Washington D.C. But of
course none of the psychics I worked with had ever heard of him. Still, but
apparently there are ways of locating people who are in the spirit world, and
they found him on one of the “lowers levels of the white light” where he is
being re-educated. This level is a little like Purgatory but there is
compassion there even for perpetrators. He or one of his guides told us he had
other incarnations where he had worked for powerful rulers, and his job had
been to poison their enemies. So in his recent lifetime, Sid Gottlieb, – which
was not his real name – his real name was Josef Schneider and during the war he
had worked as a chemist for the Nazis, and after the war he came to America
under Operation Paperclip and was given a new, Jewish identity and speech
therapy to alter his accent – had worked for the CIA and was the chemistry genius behind their plan to poison foreign leaders like
Patrice Lumumba9 and Fidel Castro.
As
I said, the psychics were unaware of all this background, but they were able to
connect with entities or souls on the astral plane. Gottlieb had been blamed
for the MKULTRA program, but when in fact there were many people who did much
worse things and escaped prosecution in the 1970s when it began to be exposed.
He claimed to have been blackmailed. These secret projects. , like the
intelligence organizations that run them, appear to operate by threats and
blackmail.
I
met these psychics at a time when I was encountering so much denial when I
tried to talk about my research in the “real world.” It seemed miraculous that
they put themselves at my disposal in the way they did. They said “We will help
you because this story is so important; people need to know what happened to
these children.”
In
the course of the two or three years that I regularly met with "Harley’s
Angels" we also spoke with several children who had lived in basement of
the Allan Memorial. They told us their names, and Harley even read some of
their files. I believe all of them died in those experiments and are buried in
unmarked graves behind the hospital which is on Mount Royal in downtown
Montreal. One of them, Isabel Flora
Williams, was 16 years old in 1960. We found her strapped in a chair with
electrodes attached to her head. She was kept in that chair in the basement
literally for years, often in a state of semi-starvation. There is real
evidence she actually existed: she appears in a drawing by MKULTRA survivor and
author Carol Rutz, who remembers being taken to the Allan as a child in 1960.
Later I went down to the City of Montreal Archives and found her a record for
an Isabel Flora Williams, born in 1944 and had died in September 1963, which
fits exactly with the dates she gave us in our channelling session in 2004
which I taped. So she died around the time Dr. Cameron’s behavioural lab was
being shut down. I am guessing she was terminated along with other children who
managed to survive. I think in fact much of the project, including some of the
psychiatrists, later moved from Montreal to southern Ontario.
There
were Nazi doctors involved in this program, but most of the researchers were
English and Scottish. A number of these men were trained at Maudsley Hospital
and the University of Edinburgh, and many (like Eric Wittkauer, who came to
work at the Allan in 1951, about a week before I was born) were involved with
the Tavistock Institute. Tavistock had and still has an enormous influence in
the English speaking world and was the birthplace of MKULTRA mind control and
really needs to be studied and understood because it has been enormously
influential. McGill was always friendly to eugenics and Sir William Osler,
another founding father at McGill – a library there is named after him – was a
eugenicist. It’s part of the history of
English Montreal but very few people are interested in exposing it – that would
be like killing the goose that lays the golden eggs and opening Pandora’s Box,
in a single stroke.
It’s
all about power, powerful men and their scientific and medical careers, the
military and McGill University. McGill recently put up a statue to honour
George Merck from Merck-Frost who was put in charge of Canada’s enormous and
very secretive chemical and biological weapons program, during and after the
Second World War. That program needed lots of guinea pigs and Canada had few
laws to protect its population from medical experimentation. They tried to get
soldiers to volunteer to test lethal chemicals like botulism toxin. They set up
laboratories on military bases in places like Kingston, Ontario and also in
remote areas of western Canada, and they had ways of acquiring subjects. It was
around this time that orphans were targeted for medical experiments, and many
of these children disappeared during the MKULTRA years from 1953-1964.
I
looked at who attended the Quebec Conference in 1943 and 1944 as the war was
ending. Maurice DuPlessis was re-elected as Premier of Quebec and was invited
to the conference which was in part about “unconventional weapons” which would
be needed against Russia in the post-war period. Churchill, Roosevelt and
MacKenzie King were at that conference, already laying out a strategy for the
Cold War. Nuclear weapons were about to be used on Japan, but they also were
developing chemical and biological weapons – just a little downriver from
Quebec City was Grosse Ile, where they were testing anthrax weapons. And
Duplessis was in a position to offer the Allies two things; iron ore in the
north, and thousands of war orphans, both of which would be very valuable to
the continuing war effort.
When
you have hindsight into these secret programs – and much of that hindsight
comes from victims’ accounts of being in them which are very hard to dismiss –
you can literally roll back the tape and watch the plan unfold from its
beginnings during and after the Second World War. There is so much research
that needs to be done, and I have only scratched the surface, but since very
few people seem to know about these programs, there was often a lot of it left
lying out where you can find it.
I
don’t have real archives that I can pass onto others. I began my writing career
in poetry and fiction, and I tend to work intuitively. I am a story teller, not
an academic, although my B.A. is in History.
If
I was a professional researcher I would devote my life to finding and
photocopying the records, but in the meantime, I will just keep telling my
story. There should be a hundred of researchers with skills. I know intuitively
if you go and look, you will find plenty, even though so many of the records
and documents have been hidden. Chances are they are still lying in the
catacombs under McGill.
It
has been a decade since I wrote My Cold War. In those days I lost quite a few
friends to my obsession with this period of our lives. Their line of argument
was if this really happened, how come it’s not on TV or in the newspapers? It
was truly a strange and exciting time in my life, as I was looking into files
and finding all sorts of names shocking things in these files. It was obvious
there was a network of powerful people who had known about the experiments on
children all along. I had even worked for some of these people, who included
the owners and publishers of the Montreal Gazette. But it went beyond these few
people, who seemed to be well informed about these secrets, that influential
group to include others in what we think of as the independent or alternative
publishing scene, who just “followed orders.”
One editor said flat out, “This book can never be published in Canada.”
Another small press editor I sent the manuscript to told a friend of mine: “If
Anne publishes this book they will swoop down and lock her up.” He actually
seemed afraid to speak to me about it. So in the end I decided to self-publish
My Cold War on a publishing site called Lulu.com. In 2005 I brought out the first edition and
then I continued revising it. In 2007, I
attempted to enter it in a competition, and the reaction from my writers’
association was bizarre. They set up an “ethics committee” to read my book to
see if it was eligible. At the same time they hired someone to watch me and
inform on me. It was really hilarious. A strange man in a hat watched me
working in the public library and followed me outside and introduced himself.
As soon as he took off his hat, I recognized him as someone I knew. That threw
him off a bit. He bombarded me with phone calls for a week until I agreed to
meet him, and over coffee he started interrogating me and seemed to be memorizing
my answers. He was about 60 with tardive dyskinesia10 from the
anti-psychotics he had been taking since his breakdown in 1984. I felt almost
sorry for him - he seemed to be some kind of informer but not a very good one
so I started asking him about his life. He was a child of the military with all
the characteristics of having been traumatized and groomed for a career in
intelligence. For a while he had been a diplomat, working in New York for the
Quebec delegation there, but in the mid-80s he suffered a psychotic breakdown
and had never been able to rebuild his career after that. He mentioned he knew
many important people at McGill who happened to be "pedophiles" --
that's how he described these friends of his. He also told me about his childhood,
growing up among the Canadian elite, and his abusive military dad who sent him
to Eton in England. As a child he often played the Molson mansion in a small
village near Riviere du Loup -- just down the road from the Allan family
mansion.Without
intending to, he confirmed many things I already knew about children in the
MKULTRA, and implicated the same people I had been reading about. He seemed to
have no clue as to why I was so interested.I
have to say, this process of finding out about my own childhood has had many
surreal moments.
In
2008 McGill University set up a committee to study its own Cold War history,
headed by a woman who works for McGill and writes books for pharmaceutical
companies. So McGill is investigating its own secret history -- that’s also
surreal. The simple, shocking fact is in the 1950’s Montreal was a
"medical mecca" because Quebec and Canada permitted secret human
experimentation enabling unscrupulous people to build fantastic careers on
child abuse and murder.
These
secrets absolutely must reach the public. When this change comes about, it will
be beautiful, but as things stand our world is in a lot of danger because of
these secret programs that have really succeeded in erasing our collective
memory. Canadians exist in a state of amnesia about crimes against humanity
that have happened right here and in our lifetime.
1 Project MKULTRA is the code name of a
U.S. government human research operation experimenting in the behavioral
engineering of humans through the CIA's Scientific Intelligence Division. The
CIA project was coordinated with the Special Operations Division of the Army's
Chemical Corps. The program began in the early 1950s, was officially sanctioned
in 1953, was reduced in scope in 1964, further curtailed in 1967 and officially
halted in 1973. The program engaged in many illegal activities; in particular
it used unwitting U.S. and Canadian citizens as its test subjects, which led to
controversy regarding its legitimacy. MKULTRA used numerous methodologies to
manipulate people's mental states and alter brain functions, including the
surreptitious administration of drugs (especially LSD) and other chemicals,
hypnosis, sensory deprivation, isolation, verbal and sexual abuse, as well as
various forms of torture.
The
scope of Project MKULTRA was broad, with research undertaken at 80
institutions, including 44 colleges and universities, as well as hospitals,
prisons and pharmaceutical companies. The CIA operated through these
institutions using front organizations, although sometimes top officials at
these institutions were aware of the CIA's involvement. As the Supreme Court
later noted, MKULTRA was: concerned with "the research and development of
chemical, biological, and radiological materials capable of employment in
clandestine operations to control human behavior." The program consisted
of some 149 subprojects which the Agency contracted out to various
universities, research foundations, and similar institutions. At least 80
institutions and 185 private researchers participated. Because the Agency
funded MKULTRA indirectly, many of the participating individuals were unaware
that they were dealing with the Agency.
Project
MKULTRA was first brought to public attention in 1975 by the Church Committee
of the U.S. Congress, and a Gerald Ford commission to investigate CIA
activities within the United States. Investigative efforts were hampered by the
fact that CIA Director Richard Helms ordered all MKULTRA files destroyed in
1973; the Church Committee and Rockefeller Commission investigations relied on
the sworn testimony of direct participants and on the relatively small number
of documents that survived Helms' destruction order.
In
1977, a Freedom of Information Act request uncovered a cache of 20,000
documents relating to project MKUltra, which led to Senate hearings later that
same year. In July 2001 some surviving information regarding MKULTRA was
officially declassified.
3 Donald Ewen Cameron (24 December 1901 –
8 September 1967), was a 20th-century Scottish-born psychiatrist involved in
the United States Central Intelligence Agency's (CIA's) MKULTRA mind control
program. Cameron served as President of the Canadian, American and World
Psychiatric Associations, the American Psychopathological Association and the
Society of Biological Psychiatry during the 1950s. He has been heavily
criticized for his administration without patient consent of
disproportionately-intense electroshock therapy and experimental drugs,
including LSD, which caused some patients to become permanently comatose.
4 The Allan Memorial Institute is located
on the slope of Mount Royal by McGill University's campus in what was then the
Golden Square Mile in Montreal, Quebec. The Institute houses the Psychiatry
Department of the Royal Victoria Hospital, part of the McGill University Health
Centre. Although currently a respected psychiatric hospital, the Institute is
also known for its darker role in the CIA's Project MKUltra, an initiative to
develop drug-induced mind control. MKUltra experimentation was undertaken in
the Institute between 1957 and 1964 by its founding director Donald Ewen
Cameron.
5 Eugenics is the belief and practice of
improving the genetic quality of the human population. It is a social
philosophy advocating the improvement of human genetic traits through the
promotion of higher reproduction of people with desired traits (positive
eugenics), and reduced reproduction of people with less-desired or undesired
traits (negative eugenics).
6 https://www.nfb.ca/film/walking/
7 Heinz Lehmann came to Canada from
Germany in 1937 and introduced Chlorpromazine or Thorazine. He was chiefly
responsible for propagating the use of psychiatric drugs in Canada. Lehmann and
other psychiatrists are partly responsible for all the brain damage caused by
psychiatric drugs. Lehmann admitted in 1954 that Thorazine was a
“pharmacological substitute for lobotomy.” In Montreal’s Douglas Hospital, Lehmann
continued using it on schizophrenic patients. Layman persuaded psychiatrist
Ewen Cameron into using massive amounts of electroshock, Chlorpromazine, and
other psychiatric drugs. Chlorpromazine was used by Ewen Cameron on many
patients during his brainwashing experiments in 1950’s and 1960’s, at the Allan
Memorial Institute.
8 Sidney Gottlieb (August 3, 1918 – March
7, 1999) was an American chemist best known for his involvement with the
Central Intelligence Agency’s mind control program MKUltra. Gottlieb became
known as the "Black Sorcerer" and the "Dirty Trickster." He
supervised preparations of lethal poisons and experiments in mind control.
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