:: SUB-ARCHIVE ::
Mind Control Experiments: The Programs That Treated Humans as Hardware
Drugs, hypnosis, sensory deprivation, coercion, and “behavioral research” with blurred consent. We track declassified projects, institutional pipelines, and the missing files—mapping what’s proven, what’s alleged, and what was designed to stay undocumented.
Scope of Inquiry
STATUS: Active
What This Sub-Archive Tracks
This sub-archive tracks mind control experiments as documented systems: drug programs, hypnosis research, sensory deprivation, coercive interrogation methods, and “behavioral science” conducted where consent was weak, ambiguous, or absent. We follow declassified files, oversight reports, academic pipelines, and court records—highlighting what can be proven, what remains alleged, and where archives were deliberately destroyed or compartmentalized.
Classification Categories
Drug Programs
LSD, sedatives, stimulants, and “truth” drugs—tested to disrupt, steer, or extract behavior.
Interrogation Science
Techniques built to break resistance: isolation, stress, suggestion, and controlled environments.
Missing Files
Destroyed archives, redacted annexes, and the “administrative traces” that survive instead.
Reading Protocol
How to Read a Mind Control Record
- Anchor claims to documents: approvals, budgets, partners, and oversight—then map what’s missing.
- Separate technique from myth: what’s experimentally plausible vs what’s cinematic shorthand.
- Follow institutional pipelines: universities, hospitals, prisons, contractors—where research meets power.
The darkest part isn’t the technique. It’s the paperwork that treats a person like a test platform.
Case Files
STATUS: Active
Brainwashing Experiments: What the Records Show—and Where They Stop
Project Monarch Programming: Where the Official Record Stops
Project ARTICHOKE: Documented Methods and Unresolved Gaps
CIA Mind Control Programs: Where the Surviving Record Stops
MKUltra Mind Control: What the Files Show and Where They Stop
MKUltra CIA: Between Documented Programs and Destroyed Files

A Living Archive
This project is never complete. History is a fluid signal, often distorted by those who record it. We are constantly updating these files as new information is declassified or discovered.