From Sandra Belanger
4-18-7
This is a good link on possible programmed killers. The CIA was never happy with LSD, especially after the Frank Olsen "situation." Apparently, they have found what they want in the SSRI class of medication. I wonder what percentage of our troops, currently deployed, are on SSRI type meds? (It is said to be very high. -ed) Clearly, that information would be unavailable to "privacy" of military medical records. But it would be interesting as hell to know. (And when these hundreds of thousands of young men and women return, most indelibly emotionally ruined and scarred, the numbers of shootings and violent deaths will rise dramatically. -ed)
Here is an excerpt:
"The use of drugs, or hypnosis, or likely a combination of both, would go a long way towards explaining Sirhan's strange behavior as recorded by the witnesses that night. Several witnesses noticed something odd in Sirhan's behavior before and during the shooting. Earlier that evening, one of the Western Union teletype operators, Mary Groh, noticed Sirhan staring at the teletype machine as though transfixed. "[H]e came over to my machine and started staring at it. Just staring. I'll never forget his eyes. I asked what he wanted. He didn't answer. He just kept staring."
One of the men attempting to overpower Sirhan during the shooting, George Plimpton, was amazed that Sirhan's eyes were "dark brown and enormously peaceful." Another man in the same position, Joseph Lahaiv, described Sirhan as looking "very tranquil" during the struggle.
Two waiters, Vincent Di Pierro and Martin Patruski, reported
that Sirhan appeared to be smiling. A cook named Yosio
Niwa said, "I'll never forget that guy's face...I was so upset...he was smiling...."
(note - Several eyewitnesses report the VTech shooter exhibited the same expression. )
When Sirhan was taken from the scene, a patrolman shined a flashlight in Sirhan's eyes to check for indications of drugs or alcohol. On the stand at Sirhan's trial, the patrolman "couldn't recall" what he determined. But in an earlier statement he had said that Sirhan's pupils "didn't react" to the light and that they "were real wide".
The official records from Sirhan's blood test were "lost" by the Los Angeles Police Department.
If the bulk of the witnesses, who gave matching stories, are correct, then Sirhan couldn't have fired the shots, and was in a disassociative state during the shooting.
If he was under hypnosis and given amnesia-producing drugs such as the CIA was experimenting with for well over fourteen years by that time, then Sirhan's claims of memory loss and innocence, while strange, may well be true...for seekers of truth, the full record presents the very likely and disturbing possibility that Sirhan was a mind-controlled patsy performing an act of "attempted assassination" to distract from the real killers."
Sound familiar?
http://karws.gso.uri.edu/Marsh/MKULTRA/MKULTRA.txt
