and directed the anger of white people poor white people in the south where the people who join these two white people might not hold against the government of the south and against the national government but no immediately started shooting everybody it was a little man dressed in battle fatigues who declared i have killed a thousand i'm going to kill a thousand or forty one year old james you but he reportedly walked into the restaurant carrying a semiautomatic rifle and two other weapons ammunition to last two hours with this is inside so he fired wildly into the unsuspecting crowd gathered for a quick evening meal he fired through windows hitting people in the street he fired at men women children and babies bullets fly waving  here it is church in lower manhattan carrying his groceries he biked across the williamsburg bridge and into bushwick were police say he was allegedly struck in the head then thrown off his bike as three black males yelled anti mexican slur on the left hand side of your screen you can see the two attackers jack rice the openly gay victim now in a medically induced coma the attack excel race with both suspects flailing their arms at the helpless forty nine year old is an interesting perspective that comes out of so many studies in psychiatric apology which suggests that mental illness is not just a standardized in varying thing like like diabetes for diabetes is always the same wherever you are in the world but mental illness seems to take different forms once a person takes leave of reality once a person abandons a ship of fools the  the form that the psychosis takes is often dictated or at least shaped by the dominant culture thus for example in the traditional as you boys society where there was a belief that once a person went insane as the wind diago psychosis that he or she might eat human flesh and that's the proportion of people who feeling that they've left reality no longer feeling control begin to act out the particular form of psychosis that their culture is aware of multiple murders tend to differ from conventional single murders the ordinary murder is very uniform everywhere in the industrial world he's very much a bottom of the working class figure he's addicted to drugs or alcohol or he has no education or professional qualifications this is the sort of person who in a  rage kills a friend or a lover multiple murders are a little different they tend to be more edging towards the middle class in their origins and in their aspirations and part of the their agenda of their motivation is that they devote lee wish to join a higher class but come to feel excluded in the case of james huber t the mass murderer who killed more than a dozen people in that  long siege at the mcdonald's in san diego hubert he used to stare from his apartment across the street at mcdonald's for is filled with mexican immigrants who are seizing control of th fundamental institution he thought of american society who are able to go there and afford to eat when he could i try to argue in a succession of books that these kinds of killers while their acts are deranged and insane what they are they themselves are not necessarily so rather they are any unaided individuals who wish to end their life in a way that allows them to release their grudges against society for their perceived exclusions multiple killers may be statistically rare but i've tried to argue that they represent central cultural thing seems they embody many of the main ideas in their culture not only the glorification of violence an rebellious rather than revolutionary caste to what they're doing these ghastly killings they perpetrate are relatively ignored by government institutions charge of regulating society they typically pay much more attention to political real political deal there's has been much less time energy money monitoring this small group of killers i don't believe personally that the answer to psychopathy is to be found in brain altering chemicals to change the nature of our society in that artificial way i think what we have to start to doing is teaching people about the dignity and value and the sacredness of human life and teaching people how to behave towards one another the important thing to understand however is well it's interesting to look into the nature of modern society and see its fissures and fractures and stresses through multiple murderers it should not be considered that these are the primary killers governments and politicians are the main killers indeed some some scholars have argued that the state's primary function is as a mass murderer to wage war on other states and that was how they developed that's the  the social impetus for the development of a modern state so it's kind of disturbing we don't think of the state in that way but that's what it is hitler and stalin between them killed something like one hundred more than one hundred million people of them their own peoples small time personal personalized vengeance of a few serial killers and mass killers come to nothing compared to them the real killers are government aggression more apparent than in modern day military training and her study of japanese atrocities in china iris chang observed the japanese troops were subjected to particularly severe abuse prior to their deploy they were pete earley slept for no reason he really had it in front of their peers and reduced to a state of impotent rage it was generally at this point that they would be given a band and instructed to attack the enemy he was betrayed effectively two hundred yet in many ways the theory is a symptom of something deeper in order to engender real he trade against a particular group that group must first be feared and it is in the realm of fear hobart now or he would be called a new behaviorist and he trained that yell and student of human behavior and he was quite unusual and his background was unusual he was also an unusually perceptive and sensitive man and one of the first and most significant an and then so he would shine the light and then shot the student and i plant several people elected to discontinue the experiment but those who persisted he would then bury the experiment by showing the lie and then not talking them or shine the light and talking and he would make it unpredictable and he discovered that people's state of anxiety and fear actually increased when the shock didn't come and they were just waiting for a shock to come and when i didn't know if a shot whatever happened and he said it actually created an subject he called it a nervous breakdown or what he described in other parts of the article as the ultimate moralization of behavior when he extracted from his experiment was the idea that there was such a thing as a coercive stimulus that can actually be used to be needless to say a creature in a highly fearful environment will be eager to escape to a new environment new behavior patterns can be quickly created through his techniques the prospect of creating new behavior patterns quickly and efficiently became an obsession during the cold war when the central intelligence agency assumed dominance in the field of mind control experimentation leading to a nightmare search for the holy grail of social engineering a fully the majority of media on the subject of project paperclip has centered on german rocket scientists recruited by the united states to prevent the soviet union and establishing military supremacy hollywood has dealt with the t but the first american into space is not going to be a scanning the american people got hold of x number of german scientists but they immediately ran into a problem many of these scientists were classified as war criminals because of their activities during the war and therefore were not eligible for state department visas and could not be brought into the united states so what the cia did was create several of these different programs including people and their purpose was to number one recruit that were full nazi atrocity type experiments for instance they were interested in the effects of high altitude on human beings so they built a special chamber they would put a gypsy or homosexuals or a jew or whoever it might be into the chamber and suddenly drop the pressure down to the quibble of sixty thousand feet this obvious was excruciating and cause the person to die and then they would take the guy out of the chamber dunk his head underwater and cut his skull open underwater to see if there were air bubbles coming out of the arteries in his brain and so you know they did dozens and dozens of experiments of this kind so this guy was brought over under paperclip became the father of aviation medicine in the daily in order of them back in the seventies whether or not the scientists participated in experiments on americans after the recruitment by american intelligence remains i know what is known is that such experiments became a matter of routine other experiments were not so har programs in order for bloomberg was signed into operation by the director of the cia in april of one nine hundred fifty which is three months before the start of the korean war so all claims that the cia and u s interest drugs that are on the body here and would be sore for the ultimate truth serum to give it to a person and they would tell you the truth about anything that you wanted to hear and then on the other hand there would also be some way unlimited supply of the drug was now available to be purchased by and in some cases used against the american taxpayer second three to saving is titled the children and the cia we've learned a lot of unknown activities of the cia in years past some of them disturbing to say the least tonight we'll learn of the agency's interest in children all fire of our investigative unit has assembled these facts these are home of these taken on the one nine hundred fifty s at a european camp of the children's international summer village a program designed to bring together children from around the world for a better understanding of one another four hundred sixty two subjects in seven secondary schools no child is identified by name interacted with most of the leading cia and military all city contractors so i would say it's unbelievable that she didn't know that all of this was basically wrong with the syrian military and what she did again is not think would be impossible that would never happen and somebody who claimed would just be the need of treatment themselves but not only is it documented it was published in the literature and nobody seemed to be upset nobody complained to the american psychiatric association nobody reported or anybody who was just business as usual the use of children in barbaric one controlled experiments shows an evolution from the early behaviorists to the cia nine doctors once the doct national security had been invoked ethical considerations received little or no attention almost anything could be justified by claiming the communists might be engaged in similar activities i've got to be able to take your body's going to be able to do it because service means real physical demands on strength and i'm sure during the korean eighty three during a cessation of the war american soldiers were returned home who had been prisoners of war in china they started exhibiting very strange behavior when the boat near the shore they were not very happy to come home even then in the side of their mothers outstretched arms seemingly failed to move them they were sort of stone faced they would start spouting communist propaganda some of them had seemed to have been converted to communism and even twenty one air with in smaller or large ways they had collaborated or cooperated or allowed themselves to be coerced by of and me many sociologists and psychiatry and psychologists who both worked for the army who worked for institutions like universities were brought together in teams to study why this was happening and one of the people who headed one of the teams was named louis john west and he was the talented american psychiatry just who was working for the army and team that studied the returned soldier is from what was called operation little switch and these soldiers were displaying some of that behavior and so they were trying to figure out what exactly had happened they concluded that it was nothing and that this if it was brainwashing it was not the typical kind of notion of what people think brainwashing as much as some magical hocus pocus where the person loses their mind like changing the software in a computer and one day there are good old fashioned americans the next day there are these kind of rabid communists but instead they were describing a process that much more resembled slow study classical behavioral conditioning so they came up with the words d d d for  dependency and dread stability was basically that they've been put in a situation where there are there are willing to aren't treated and their health was low and they weren't fed very well so they kind of developed a chronic debility and sometimes they developed a condition that other soldiers called give up i had a where they would just simply lie down and refuse to take food and water and and just die and the second was dependency that they were these soldiers were made to be extremely dependent on their captors for any kind of reward or any kind of even anything resembling a small comfort or luxury or even just good to keep them alive they were and they were dependent on their captors and that created an x in a way a kind of intimate bond and then the deal was for trad which was an atmosphere of fear and terror and constant i'm predictability where the prisoner would never be sure what was going to happen next you know they could be kept awake for forty eight hours or a week they could be given a drug or not they could be given good or not they never knew when that would be coming and they never know if their captors would be treating them decently or not so there is an atmosphere of this kind of extreme unpredictability and all of that together was when they got on d v d which you know to go back to mauer's idea of the ultimate demoralization of behavior the purpose of the study was to find out about communist brainwashing techniques cia documents show that the agency was interested in developing mind control methods of its  a california prison were sophisticated methods of mind control are practiced on some present and drugs are a vital part of therapy here everything from sleeping pills to prolix him i have a tranquilizer used to control schizophrenia x what concerns the critics of prison therapy however is the danger that the tools of modern psychiatry and also be applied to a captive prison population for convenience instead of treatment not to make sick inmates better but simply to make them behave in his nine hundred seventy three state of the state message then governor of california ronald reagan announced plans for the establishment of the dian medical facility and it would be called the center for the study of the reduction of violence and we do use techniques kind here by jose delgado again worldwide fame for stopping a charging bull in its tracks by using a gadget he called of these papers he refers to the animals as mechanical toys in the harvard team there's pictures of sixteen year old girl in one picture she's staring off to the bow where with the expression on her face possible quote genetic effects the project was terminated but only after public outrage forced officials to backtrack less research would lead to new dreams and what he called the psycho schizophrenia in all of these cases the notion of self of free will is to place to place something more obscure in west words the patient loses all recollection of the fact that he finally possessed a spacetime image which served to explain the events of the day but these ideas in night large funds were poured into the allen memorial institute in montreal headed by scottish born psychiatry is healing canada a future president of the world psychiatric association and set out to actualise the new vision of total control he would create real life blank slates out of his patients by waving their minds clean and destroying their very notions of self from their new behavior patterns could conceivably be felt by the wreckage of their former identit depressed otherwise perfectly normal functioning intact person with five kids by august she was incontinent of you're in feces unable to feed herself didn't know her name didn't know where she was didn't know what year it was didn't recognize her husband and didn't recognize her children so it's a complete wiping clean of the brain they shipped me up to what they called the sleep room and they gave me one of these selector convulsive shock treatments and mega doses of drugs and l s d and all of that and i have no memory of any of that nothing in the end of that time in the alamo morial or any of my life previous to that all gone why when she was released she had a very laboriously learn how to play guitar how to boil an egg how to keep track of her kids and this was the purpose of the experimentation and obviously the cia was interested in this only for one purpose which is if they had somebody they wanted to wipe out their memories with this method work and you and karen prove that it could building up the new identity was called psychic driving and one of the techniques was that it played either in you in cameron's voice one of the other doctor's voices or in the person's own voice they played these tape loops literally tens of thousands of times over and over and over and over delivering whatever message it was they wanted the person one of the the dissent from mission cover stories about all of this is the first will never happen but then when it comes to light and there's lawsuits and publicize then the the next level of cover story as well that was back then it was a different time different standards applied we wouldn't do that today but actually in fact all the ethical standards of two thousand and ten applied absolutely at the end of the second world war and the top applied back and he took rome and greece they were clearly an ethical immoral destructive unprofessional harmful the to the brains and to the lives of the subjects in some of the experiments and not the ones at mcgill with other ones as reported by the doctors  papers and psychiatric journals and some of the experiments people died you know other experiments they went psychotic they were ventry to with shock therapy so long lasting psychotic reactions were sitting of symptoms creation of new symptoms and in some cases death are described by the doctors in their own papers where they are discussing the research during the cold war and this is up until the early seventies when the documentation stops and everything i classified there was extensive systematic pervaiz of structure contracting by the leading figures of psychiatry in the leading medical schools with the cia at the top secret clearance level the typical universities on the list would include cornell harvard yale tulane u c l a the university of minnesota denver university and so on so was not just some mad scientist in a basement somewhere explicitly to early behaviors experiments as well as karen studies and go it describes a phenomenon whereby the deprivation of stimuli induces regression by depriving the subjects mind of contact with an outer world and is forcing it on itself wrote which were based on the earlier behavioral experiments were directly adopted during the war on terror what happened was trained their seventy's and eighty's manuals had spread in latin american other places for you in counterinsurgency movements these techniques had never really gone out of favor so if you look at guantanamo bay as of a you know five years into the war there have been ten to twenty thousand interrogations that took place there so it's you know you hear about the extreme interrogations but what was really going on was a kind of routine addition of the process of interrogating people and creating these environments in which they never knew if it was day or night it was going to be cold or hot if they would  link to the importing of people called behavioral science consultant or best guess who are often anthropologists or psychologists who would come and kind of oversee and monitor ultimate goal of controlling the opinions and behavior of the american public the answer come in the form of a small flickering television not only intervenes the mind it relax the body this has been confirmed by e g readings and fears brain waves as they watch television programmes and advertising in the hands of skilled media professionals moving images 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