ok- how's this?: why don't people get upset about the fact that the CIA researches nazi mind control methods?

(short summary) in the 1960s, the CIA launched a project called MK-Ultra, which tested the effects of LSD and other mind altering drugs, and other forms of brainwave manipulation on people who didn't know they were having mind control techniques tested on them. (sources) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_MKULTRA http://peyote.com/jonstef/mkultra.htm http://www.mindspring.com/~txporter/sec3.htm http://www.v-j-enterprises.com/montauk.html The Montauk Project; Preston B Nichols The Biggest Secret; David Icke does that count as backing myself up with sources and evidence?note: all i'm asking here is whether or not the Yahoo answers community would consider this, "just saying random sh*t that you can't back up"people don't even read these additional details, do they? i just crapped my pants!

There are alot of things the CIA, FBI and NSA do >_>, Nothing I can do about it...and hopefully, since I (mainly) stay on the "right" side of the law, I shouldn't be afraid of what it does, it doesn't involve me.

I don't like the CIA, its history, or its tactics. I just don't see anything I can do about it.

that was a long time ago, go turn on leave it to beaver

Mind control is such a "fringe" word. You should say brain-washing or psychological manipulation. The CIA researches all kind of "paranormal" stuff. Remote veiwing, "mind control", alternative science and weaponry. People don't get upset because there is no direct, or seemingly indirect, effect to them or their lives. And even if they did believe it to be true, what could they do about it? Nothing.

it's called advertising, and its pumped into our homes and cars 24/7. tv/radio/billboards/flyers. "buy this, it'll make your teeth whiter". "buy this, it'll make you clothes whiter". "wear these shoes, and you'll be cool".

I like the X-Files also but you are a little too "spooky".All of you are.

First off, it's hard to see what's specifically 'nazi' about it - which leads me to think you introduced the descriptor solely for the purpose of negative emotional manipulation. Secondly, most of this took place 40 years ago, with many of the principals (and victims) having died since then. It's difficult to see why one would suddenly get 'upset' about it now.By all means, ask your Senator or whoever to press for indictment of the perpetrators, if any of them are still left. But there are other things taking place in the world, in case you hadn't noticed. I'm a little more 'upset' at the prospect of a large scale armed insurrection brewing on our home shores.