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Does any of this have to do with the CIA's MK ultra program?
Does any of this have to do with the CIA's MK ultra program?
Snopes says:
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just thought I'd post some information for those who may have been confused by "Mk ultra"
https://www.princeton.edu/~achaney/tmve/wiki100k/docs/Project_MKULTRA.html
Not that I am claiming it isn't false but in regards to snopes. I don't trust them at all. What credibility do they have?
Snopes was originally run by a California couple on a newsgroup but today has a board of reputable people, some of who are well known such as published university professor Dr. Jan Harold Brunvand from the University of Utah, that work hard with factcheck.org and the Annenberg Foundation to keep Snopes reputable (though no such site is perfect imo).
But you simply cannot compare that with some defrocked guy who put up a blog and spins wild yarns. Those types are the reason why Snopes exists... lol.
I have looked up several major rumors/conspiracies on Snopes and they either avoid them altogether or give very lacking explanations, never addressing the largest issues of the rumors/conspiracies.
Does any of this have to do with the CIA's MK ultra program?
MKUltra, Project Monarch, etc., weren't mentioned here, but they are basically all tied in.