MLOTD DKUltra Blue Paper

0.1 Overview
 

1.1 methods

"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."

Excerpt from http://www.parascope.com/ds/mkultra0.htm

 

 

The DKUltra project incorporates a combination of techniques to achieve the end goal; A mindless slave.  Psychoactive agents are applied to the subject to achieve 'root access' to the parts of the brain that control free will and memory.  Once 'root access' is achieved DKUltra moves into stage two, with an intensive battery of thought altering stimuli.  The main stimuli hardware applied are the Warner Van Dweyp high speed modulation restraint goggles.  The entire Van Dweyp interface is described further in section 1.3.  Through DKUltra, total control is achieved within eight weeks.
 

Warner Van Dweyp directed the psilocybin derivative testing wing of the Peterson Foundation Laboratories in Newport, South Carolina.  He achieved world-wide fame in the field of industrial espionage in 1986 after he convinced leading executives at Coca-Cola Foods to change the formula and name of their leading product, Coca-Cola, to New Coke.   During the early 1990's Van Dweyp struck again, this time turning the respected young political senator Dan Quayle into a dazed and bewildered automaton for an unknown party.  It is rumored that many assassination attempts at George Bush were canceled due to the consequences of having the new and improved Dan Quayle in office as commander in chief.
 

Astoundingly, Warner Van Dweyp has developed a compact, portable system for applying the thought altering stimuli.  Van Dweyp sites his design specifications as critical to effective portable mind control.

"The system must work in all field conditions, and it must be compact and simple enough to move from operation to operation without attracting attention.  This eliminates the need for cumbersome, unwieldy thirty-five millimeter movie projectors, screens, giant speakers, and other such hardware that has been a burden in the past."

Warner Van Dweyp addressing the Dark Consortium, circa 1988

 

 

Partial Equipment List, revised as of November 18, 1997

• 1 (one) Dolch GE Fanuc PLC Programming Terminal
• 1 (one) Dolch NotePAC
• 2 (two) Dolch PanelMount/SmartPanel Displays
• 1 (one) Van Dweyp High Speed Modulation Restraint Goggles *
• 1 (one) Leander 900 'Z' Series Multi-Purpose Motorized CPM Adjusting Table

* A Van Dweyp product, quantity limited.