https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/cias-black-sorcerer-scientist-sidney-gottlieb-was-a-master-of-poisons-and-mind-control/news-story/0a3cfb3c031674db9747f0c7c64588dd

Recruited to work on a research project at the University of Maryland in 1949, in 1951 he was lured away to work at the CIA where he consulted on undetectable poisons useful in assassinations. In 1953 CIA director Allen Dulles appointed him head of a secret research project into uses for lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) particularly for mind control, codenamed MKUltra.

Gottlieb authorised experiments on university students, prisoners and even set up an experiment where LSD was secretly administered to men visiting brothels and the results were observed through a two-way mirror. Among those subjected to experiments under Gottlieb’s direction was gangster James “Whitey” Bulger, who submitted to a drug trial in prison to get a lighter sentence.

Another was a brilliant young Harvard student Ted Kaczynski who took part in a stress control experiment that left him so damaged it most likely contributed to his criminal career as the Unabomber.

One tragic victim was CIA operative Frank Olson who raised objections to CIA experiments in airborne toxins (see Netflix series Wormwood). In 1953 Olson was invited to a weekend retreat, hosted by Gottlieb, at a CIA facility at Deep Creek Lake in Maryland. On Gottlieb’s orders Olson’s drink was spiked with LSD. A week later Olson fell to his death from a 10th-floor window in a Manhattan hotel. Agents tried to make it look like suicide and it would take years for the truth to come out.

https://usawatchdog.com/__trashed/

Mueller Probe Illegitimate, Internet Purge is Here, Journalism is Dead

By Greg Hunter On August 10, 2018 In Weekly News Wrap-Ups No Comments

Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani thinks the Russia probe by Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller is going to “blow up” on Mueller and his team. It has become apparent Mueller has not got a single charge that Trump colluded with the Russians to win the 2016 election. The FBI and the DOJ simply made up crimes to frame Trump to try to kick the President out of office. It’s a failed coup, and the people that tried to pull it off are in deep trouble.

The internet purge is here, and sites like InfoWars.com are just the first to be blocked by social media. Now, InfoWars.com report the attacks continue, and hackers from big companies are trying to take the Alex Jones site completely off the internet. On the other hand, all the attention that InfoWars.com has gotten has driven up people trying to find the site on Google and has driven the InfoWars.com app to #1.

Journalism is dead, at least at the mainstream media (MSM) companies. Liberal organizations are calling on journalists to “hurt” President Trump, any way they can, with their reporting. While these same MSM companies are covering Stormy Daniels, they miss the biggest failed coup in world history and that is the failed coup against Trump. As President Trump says, the MSM is the “Enemy of the People” because they outright lie and lie by omission. The MSM is killing itself, and Trump is simply pointing it out—every day.

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damn, that a lot of boxes

>>2538057

thank you, anon

one of best reasoned posts i've read here

https://dailycaller.com/2018/08/10/dems-mueller-investigation-end/

One In Three Democrats Want The Mueller Investigation Ended

9:07 AM 08/10/2018

Justin Caruso | Senior Media Reporter

The poll purports to show that about a third of Democrats want to see Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation ended.

The poll, from Zogby Analytics, shows that 52 percent of all respondents want the investigation ended, including 32 percent of Democrats.

Of all respondents, 30 percent said that Mueller’s investigation should not be ended, and 18 percent were not sure.

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https://freebeacon.com/politics/activists-question-sen-kamala-harriss-silence-sex-trafficking-bill-despite-previous-crusade-backpage-com/

October 16, 2017 5:00 am

Despite Sen. Kamala Harris's crusade against outlets that allow advertisements for underage trafficking, the California Democrat has resisted publicly commenting or signing onto bipartisan legislation that would allow families of victims and states to sue Backpage.com and other websites.

Harris, while serving as California's attorney general, condemned Backpage.com as "the world’s top online brothel" in 2016, bringing pimping and other charges against the website, which she and other lawmakers have accused of knowingly facilitating child sex trafficking.

Harris made fighting sex-trafficking one of her signature issues during her campaign for Senate last year, and she has long targeted Backpage.com as a main culprit. She signed a letter with 46 other state attorneys general in 2013 calling on Congress to give states the ability to sue Backpage.com and any other websites that allegedly knowingly advertised for and profited from the sex trafficking.

However, Harris's bid to "be a power broker has her walking a delicate political tightrope" on the sex-trafficking issue and a bill to combat it, McClatchy recently reported.

The bill, known as the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act (SESTA), would bring about some of the very changes to the law Harris asked Congress to impose when she was attorney general.

The bipartisan legislation, authored by Sens. Rob Portman, (R., Ohio) and Richard Blumenthal, (D., Conn.) has 34 senate cosponsors across the political spectrum, including 11 Democrats.

Those formally backing the bill include GOP Sens. Ted Cruz of Texas and Mike Lee of Utah on the right, and Democratic Sens. Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire and Tammy Duckworth of Illinois on the left.

Harris, on the other hand, has yet to announce support for, or opposition to, the bill.

"Anyone who has her visibility on an issue such as Backpage.com and is not signed onto the bill—people are just puzzled, and it doesn’t look good for her," Lisa Thompson, vice president of the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, told the Washington Free Beacon.

Other activists and backers of the bill say Harris is having a hard time squaring her prior crusade against Backpage.com with her job representing Google, Facebook and other powerful Silicon Valley forces as a senator from California. Google, Facebook, and other sites are vehemently against the Portman-Blumenthal bill and another version wending its way through the House.

"Harris has a bit of a split personality," said Jamie Court, president of the nonprofit consumer advocacy group Consumer Watchdog. "She really was a dogged advocate for these families of victims when she was attorney general."

It is easy to go after the owners of Backpage.com, whom Court described as three millionaires who have profited from "despicable acts on the Internet."

"It’s a whole different thing to go up against a company that you can't avoid on the Internet who also are formidable Democratic donors whose politics, other than this, probably largely match your own," he said.

A Free Beacon analysis of Federal Election Commission fundraising records for Harris's Senate race, found a total of $71,500 in donations from 54 different employees of either Google, or its parent company, Alphabet, Inc.

The donations include five from top Alphabet Inc. executives, including Eric Schmidt, the company’s executive chairman.