Title: Lab U.S.A. : illuminated documents /
Authors: Pyle, Kevin C.
Publisher: Autonomedia,
Year: 2001
Subjects: Science United States Experiments Moral and ethical aspects Popular works.; Human experimentation in medicine Moral and ethical aspects United States Popular works.; Human experimentation in medicine Moral and ethical aspects United States Pictorial works.; Science Experiments Moral and ethical aspects United States Popular works.; Science Experiments Moral and ethical aspects United States Pictorial works.
Abstract: Electromagnetic mind-control, open-air biological testing in New York City subways, and clandestine dosing of citizens with psychotropic drugs are all part of America's little-known, yet well-footnoted, history of medical abuse. Lab USA chronicles and illuminates these and many more events through the medium of comix. Employing declassified documents, court testimony, and interviews, Lab USA contrasts objective facts with powerful images to reveal the role of language and authority in the implementation of these dark deeds.
Contents: Introduction: hidden histories and conspiratorial narratives -- The night doctors -- Pink medicine -- Criminals, imbeciles and idiots -- Multiple exposures -- Man and rat -- Women and children first -- Airborne in the U.S.A. -- MKULTRANS -- The physical control of the mind -- Kligman's farm -- Out of circulation -- On the road -- Control -- Desert -- R.E.A.C.T. -- Love in action -- Easy money -- Washout -- Declaracion de una adolescante -- The violence initiative -- Gene line -- Activist/info sources.