Alleged excerpted data: PROJECT MKULTRA, THE CIA'S PROGRAM OF RESEARCH IN BEHAVIORAL MODIFICATION. Hearings by the Select Committee on Health and Scientific Research of the Committee on Human Resources, United States Senate (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, l977). Use the whole reference. And the facts listed are: +The CIA spent more than 26 million dollars on this notorious program. +The undertaking involved: l86 researchers in the academic community l5 foundadtions l2 hospitals and clinics 3 prisons numerous pharmaceutical companies. In the early l950s, the CIA ordered one hundred million tabs of LSD (EA-l729) from Sandoz Pharmaceuticals, enough to dose half the American population l49 Subprojects 23,000 victims (Background for the following direct quote from the Hearings: "Dr. Jose Delgado developed the stimoceiver. It is rumored that this device evolved into a technology known as radio hypnotic intracerebral control and electronic disolution of memory (RHIC-EDOM), inducing a hypnotic state via radio transmission." Quote from the Hearings: Senator Richard Schweiker (D.Penn) questioned MKULTRA administrator Dr. Sidney Gottlieb whether "any of these projects involve something called radio hypnotic intracerebral control." Gottlieb replied they did not. But when Schweiker pressed him, he stated that "there was a current interest, a running interest, all the time, in what affects people standing in the field of radio energy." MKULTRA went from 1952 to 1972 - So this "interest" was already in place for those 20 years. Someone who could look up Supreme Court decisions could find the decision in l986 for us that the CIA did not need to disclose the names of scientists and institutions involved in MKULTRA. Which may mean, depending on the wording, that the CIA has the legal right to hold back all documentation involving mind control. It would be interesting and a help if one of our legal eagles could do that.