Whøres of Eunomia — Slaves to Statism

Project MKUltra was a top-secret and illegal human experimentation program run by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) from 1953 to 1973. The program's goal was to research and develop techniques for mind control and interrogation. This involved experimenting on individuals without their knowledge or consent, including U.S. and Canadian citizens and CIA detainees. Psychoactive drugs like LSD, as well as electroshocks, hypnosis, sensory deprivation, and other forms of manipulation, were used to control mental states and force confessions.
Key facts about MKUltra:

Motivation: The program began during the Cold War due to concerns about Soviet, Chinese, and North Korean agents using mind control.
Revelation: The program's details were revealed in 1975 during a congressional investigation into illegal CIA activities.
Condemnation: MKUltra is widely condemned as a violation of individual rights and an abuse of power.
Predecessor: It followed Project Artichoke, which also explored interrogation and mind control methods.
Involvement: Activities took place at over 80 institutions, including universities, hospitals, and prisons, often disguised as research.
Compensation: Some victims received settlements, but formal apologies have not been issued by the Canadian government or the CIA.