Re: [CTRL] MKULTRA, Louis Jolyon West Joly West
-Caveat Lector- A HREF="http://www.ctrl.org/" /A -Cui Bono?- Joly worked at haight ashbury free clinic in the mid 60's with Dr. timothy Leary, the Harvard educated Ph.D. psychologist. Alleged persons he treated: charlie manson, sirhan-sirhan and later david koresh. He was jack ruby's doctor while ruby was jailed in dallas and ruby accused him of injecting him with cancer (actually ruby was left in front of an xray machine at the hospital for a set of chest xrays with long, very great over-exposures. Joly was the official psychiatric grief consultant at the Murrah building "atf sting gone bad" catastrophe. Soon after this major lawsuit was filed against joly, he developed a terminal case of the cia flu. Therefore, he is now dead! (this is what always happens to these covert operators and servants of the intelligence agencies when exposure is imminent) . Joly was a baby-faced guy who seemed humorous and harmless. In actuality he was one of the most vicious torturers that ever lived. -Original Message- From: "Dave" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Sunday, March 05, 2000 11:46 PM Subject: [CTRL] MKULTRA, Louis Jolyon West "Joly West" -Caveat Lector- A HREF="http://www.ctrl.org/" /A -Cui Bono?- Dave Hartley http://www.asheville-computer.com/dave http://www.freedommag.org/english/la/issue02/page12.htm (A scientology site) The maestro of mind-control continues to haunt America Articles in this edition describe some of the life-destroying effects of psychiatrys primary therapies drugs and electric shock. The following presents one of their chief advocates Louis Jolyon West, director of the UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute until his resignation following exposure of possible violations of federal law regarding use of government funds. In a lawsuit currently before the Los Angeles Superior Court, it has come to light that the University of California at Los Angeles and UCLA Medical Center have, since the early 1980s, attempted to remove psychiatrist Louis Jolyon West from the roster of the universitys faculty. One psychiatric colleague who asked to go unnamed described West as supremely arrogant and charged that he misused his positions for his own ends, at the expense of the university. Many will not find such statements surprising, considering West himself, whose history includes controversial LSD experiments for the Central Intelligence Agency and even more controversial plans to construct secret installations for the study and modification by electric shock, chemical castration and other means of the behavior of citizens, particularly minorities. Indeed, any discussion of CIA mind-control endeavors, such as the infamous MK-Ultra, would be incomplete without West, who has, according to information provided to Freedom, enjoyed a long and lucrative career in this field. Although he has sometimes posed as a civil libertarian, he has not sought to expose dangers of intelligence agency mind-control techniques, but rather to secretly perfect its use on others. In a document released under the Freedom of Information Act, for example, it was revealed that more than four decades ago, the CIA sought to set West up in a clandestine laboratory to perform mind-control experiments with hypnosis and LSD. A portion of the experiments with LSD and other drugs in which West was enmeshed at the CIAs behest were exposed in the mid-1970s by the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, chaired by Senator Frank Church. West contributed to the early work which resulted in, among other things, the death of tennis pro Harold Blauer in an experiment with a mescaline derivative in New York City in 1953. The Senate Select Committee s investigation revealed drugging of unsuspecting targets, electric shocking to obliterate memory and programming individuals to kill acting under psychiatric control. Wests career highlights included injecting a 7,000-pound bull elephant, Tusko, with an overwhelming dose of LSD roughly 1,435 times the quantity, in Wests own words, one would have given to a human to produce for several hours a marked mental disturbance. Not surprisingly, the elephant collapsed in agony minutes later and died. West had ingested the mind-altering substance himself shortly before killing Tusko, the prize of the Oklahoma City Zoo, and was evidently still under its influence at the time he sloshed through the beasts entrails, performing an autopsy which he recorded on film. He later issued a report to advance his discovery that elephants could be killed with LSD and to promote use of the drug to cull elephant herds in Africa. Prisons as Laboratories Jolly West moved on, changing his base of operations from Oklahoma to Los Angeles. In keeping with intelligence proposals to utilize prisons as experimental laboratories, he drafted a pla
[CTRL] MKULTRA, Louis Jolyon West Joly West
-Caveat Lector- A HREF="http://www.ctrl.org/" /A -Cui Bono?- Dave Hartley http://www.asheville-computer.com/dave http://www.freedommag.org/english/la/issue02/page12.htm (A scientology site) The maestro of mind-control continues to haunt America Articles in this edition describe some of the life-destroying effects of psychiatrys primary therapies drugs and electric shock. The following presents one of their chief advocates Louis Jolyon West, director of the UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute until his resignation following exposure of possible violations of federal law regarding use of government funds. In a lawsuit currently before the Los Angeles Superior Court, it has come to light that the University of California at Los Angeles and UCLA Medical Center have, since the early 1980s, attempted to remove psychiatrist Louis Jolyon West from the roster of the universitys faculty. One psychiatric colleague who asked to go unnamed described West as supremely arrogant and charged that he misused his positions for his own ends, at the expense of the university. Many will not find such statements surprising, considering West himself, whose history includes controversial LSD experiments for the Central Intelligence Agency and even more controversial plans to construct secret installations for the study and modification by electric shock, chemical castration and other means of the behavior of citizens, particularly minorities. Indeed, any discussion of CIA mind-control endeavors, such as the infamous MK-Ultra, would be incomplete without West, who has, according to information provided to Freedom, enjoyed a long and lucrative career in this field. Although he has sometimes posed as a civil libertarian, he has not sought to expose dangers of intelligence agency mind-control techniques, but rather to secretly perfect its use on others. In a document released under the Freedom of Information Act, for example, it was revealed that more than four decades ago, the CIA sought to set West up in a clandestine laboratory to perform mind-control experiments with hypnosis and LSD. A portion of the experiments with LSD and other drugs in which West was enmeshed at the CIAs behest were exposed in the mid-1970s by the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, chaired by Senator Frank Church. West contributed to the early work which resulted in, among other things, the death of tennis pro Harold Blauer in an experiment with a mescaline derivative in New York City in 1953. The Senate Select Committees investigation revealed drugging of unsuspecting targets, electric shocking to obliterate memory and programming individuals to kill acting under psychiatric control. Wests career highlights included injecting a 7,000-pound bull elephant, Tusko, with an overwhelming dose of LSD roughly 1,435 times the quantity, in Wests own words, one would have given to a human to produce for several hours a marked mental disturbance. Not surprisingly, the elephant collapsed in agony minutes later and died. West had ingested the mind-altering substance himself shortly before killing Tusko, the prize of the Oklahoma City Zoo, and was evidently still under its influence at the time he sloshed through the beasts entrails, performing an autopsy which he recorded on film. He later issued a report to advance his discovery that elephants could be killed with LSD and to promote use of the drug to cull elephant herds in Africa. Prisons as Laboratories Jolly West moved on, changing his base of operations from Oklahoma to Los Angeles. In keeping with intelligence proposals to utilize prisons as experimental laboratories, he drafted a plan to use electric shock and drugs on state inmates in what was called aversion therapy. In the 1960s, West could also be found in the Haight-Ashbury section of San Francisco, conducting more LSD experiments, this time within the hippie community. A pet project of Wests in the late 1960s and early 1970s was the Center for the Study and Reduction of Violence. He proposed to establish a securely fenced center at a remote, abandoned Nike missile base in the Santa Monica Mountains, in keeping with earlier plans by the CIA to set up mind-control stations off the beaten path, where experimentation could be carried out free from such concerns as human rights. Ironically, West embarked on a PR campaign to promote himself as a champion of human rights an effort that would be comical if not for the bottom line in terms of human suffering. Wests plans for such centers were the subject of hearings by the U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary in 1974, chaired by Senator Sam Ervin, whose members were alarmed at reports that West planned to test radical forms of behavior modification mind-bending drugs, electric shock, implantation of electrodes in the brain and forcible castration with the drug
