| Michelle claims she was raped by this “creature” and afterwards it retreated to a dark side of the room and two soldiers came into the room, dressed her and escorted her to an examination room where there were machines, stainless steel equipment and a table covered in white. Michelle was placed on the table and strapped down after which a group of people dressed in white medical clothes and wearing surgical masks came into the room. She remembers being immobilized and a small portion of hair behind her ear being shaved. About ten years later she developed what she thought was an inflamed cyst behind her ear and when she had it lanced the doctor showed her a strange object the shape and size of a bullet. (104) Before any of this happened to Michelle she recalled being kidnapped and taken to a location where she was subjected to some sort of isolation tank experience where she had wires attached all over her body. In her own words: “… I am being in a dark place… being afraid… floating in something that felt slightly heavier that water… feeling warm… and smelling peppermint or spearmint…. struggling, afraid of drowning… why do I have to be in this…. It scares me so much… I want to get out! ...the liquid feels heavier than water…it’s warm… I smell something minty… I can feel wires attached to me as I move my arms and legs slightly… on my chest and head too… I stretch out my fingers, trace the smooth surface….travelling upwards… in an ’arc’ above me. Floating…gentle motions….blackness all around…are my eyes open? …or are they closed? ...is this blackness I see only in my mind? ...” After this experience she claims she began to hallucinate and see landscapes with mountains and buildings and all sorts of colors. I agree here with the authors in their analysis that it appeared she was drugged and subjected to some sort of sensory deprivation experiments similar to those performed by Dr. John C. Lilly in the 1950’s. Lilly (January 6, 1915 – September 30, 2001) was an American physician, neuroscientist, psychoanalyst, psychonaut, philosopher and writer who invented the “isolation tank” in the early 1950’s. Lilly was encouraged by Huxley’s Brave New World, to pursue the mind explorations of the psychic adventurer. He eventually started experimenting on himself with LSD in the isolation tanks which I’m sure led to some amazing inner discoveries. (105) Interestingly, in 1974, Lilly's research using various psychoactive drugs led him to believe in the existence of a certain hierarchical group of cosmic entities, the lowest of which he later dubbed Earth Coincidence Control Office (E.C.C.O.). Lilly’s first tank he experimented with was constructed during WWII to study the effects on the metabolism of underwater swimmers, sponsored by the Office of Naval Research. During this same time, he was also experimenting with brain implant electrodes. (106) |
Some of Lilly’s work that may have resulted in mind control applications being developed were as follows: * Lilly, John C., John R. Hughes, and Ellsworth C. Alvord, Jr., and Thelma W. Galkin. 1955. Brief. “Noninjurious Electric Waveform for Stimulation of the Brain.” Science 121:468-469 * Lilly, John C., John R. Hughes, and Ellsworth C. Alvord, Jr., and Thelma W. Galkin. 1955. “Motor Responses from Electrical Stimulation of Sensorimotor Cortex in Unanesthetized Monkey with a Brief, Noninjurious Waveform” (Abstract). Fed. Proc. 14:93 * Lilly, John C. 1956. “Effects of Physical Restraint and of Reduction of Ordinary Levels of Physical Stimuli on Intact Healthy Persons.” 13-20 & 44, in Illustrative Strategies for Research on Psychopathology in Mental Health, Symposium No. 2. Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry. New York. P. 47 * Lilly, John C. 1957. “’Stop’ and ‘Start’ Systems” in Neuropharmacology. Transactions of the Fourth Conference, Josiah Macy, Jr., Foundation, Princeton, N.J. (L.C. 55-9013). P. 153-179 * Lilly, John C. 1958. “Simple Percutaneous Method for Implantation of Electrodes and/or Cannulae in the Brain.” (Abstract.) Fed. Proc. 17:97 * Lilly, John C. 1958. “Electrode and Carmulae Implantation in the Brain by a Simple Percutaneous Method.” Science. 127:1181-1182 In Lily’s book, The Deep Self, (1977), it is reported that people frequently have hallucinations when placed into sensory deprivation or isolation tanks. All of this work, on brain implants, electrodes and electrical stimulation of the brain, along with sensory deprivation was being done between the years of 1955 and 1958, primarily. The exact time when MK-Ultra had started. Now, Lilly was hardly the candidate for working with government for negative purposes which would work against humanity. Mind control works both ways. The person who is not subjecting their own minds to the control of their own, will be the person who is subject to the minds and wills of those around them. (104) ibid, p. 51 (105) Lilly, John C. (1956). "Mental Effects of Reduction of Ordinary Levels of Physical Stimuli on Intact, Healthy Persons". Psychiatric Research Reports. 5. pp. 1–9 (106) MILABs, p. 53 |