Welcome to the real history of MKUltra – the CIA's mad science carnival that exposed the ruling class's deepest contempt for individual liberty and human dignity.
While you and I were slaving away to fund the empire, the spooks were paying “remote viewers” to astral-project into Soviet bunkers, hunt fugitives, and sketch ancient Martian ruins – on your dime.
November 18, 1978. A U.S. Congressman lies riddled with bullets on a muddy jungle airstrip in Guyana. Hours later, 918 bodies, more than 300 of them children, are sprawled across a so-called “utopian” compound. The official story? A tragic “mass suicide” by a bunch of brainwashed cultists chugging cyanide-laced Kool-Aid.
This political wasteland, where both parties pledge allegiance to the same central bank, the same forever wars, and the same surveillance grid, wasn’t born in the voting booth. It was engineered in the shadows by the state’s own flamethrowers.
Welcome to the real-life nightmare uncovered in the 2017 Netflix series "The Keepers" — and the darker allegations that tie it straight to the CIA’s infamous mind-control program, MKUltra.
It’s August 9, 1969. A pregnant actress named Sharon Tate and four friends are slaughtered in a luxurious Benedict Canyon home. The next night, a wealthy couple in Los Feliz meets the same bloody fate.
Imagine rolling hills bathed in California sunshine, where long-haired dreamers strummed guitars and preached peace, love, and revolution. That's the postcard image of Laurel Canyon in the 1960s...
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