Mind control

Mind control refers to various practices to maintain control over a person's thoughts, decisions, emotions, or behavior. Various studies into subliminal messages have shown a correlation to mind control. ( "Wetwired")
==Artificial Mind Control==
In the 1950s, the CIA held mind control experiments dubbed "MK-Ultra." ( "José Chung's From Outer Space", "Via Negativa")
In 1952, Roy Cohn was reported to have warned Americans that "communist mind control" can strike anywhere, at any time. ( "Travelers")
In 1989, Detective John Munch mocked the idea of mind control by suggesting that the future should wear aluminum foil hats to protect themselves from the government's "mind control rays". ( "Unusual Suspects")
In 1996, tachistoscophic images broadcast over various television channels at the 2400 Court Motel were believed by the Lone Gunmen to be an attempt at mind control. ( "Wetwired")
In 1998, Morris Fletcher stated that his job involved more paperwork than "voodoo mind control". ( "Dreamland II")
Anoitic histamine, created by , heightened suggestibility, and could be used for mind control. ( "Three of a Kind")
In 2000, an issue of The Lone Gunman featured an article that equated the Teletubbies with mind control. (TLG: "Pilot")
==Natural Mind control==
 developed a brain tumor that allowed him to use suggestion to control people's behavior and even their pain impulses, in one case convincing a detective that he was having a fatal heart attack ( "Pusher")
Modell's sister, Linda Bowman, also demonstrated this ability and attempted to use it to seek revenge for the fatal shooting of her brother by making kill his partner, Special Agent . ( "Kitsunegari")
Category:Paranormal phenomena