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Sidney Gottlieb

Sidney Gottlieb

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Sep 9, 2026

Tyler KiwalaHOST
52:17
Uh, MKUltra was a covert CIA mind control research program launched on April 13th, 1953, authorized by Director Allen Dulles to develop techniques for drugging and manipulating human behavior during the Cold War.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
52:30
Led by chemist Sidney Gottlieb, it aimed to find ways to eliminate the will of individuals, often testing LSD and other sub- substances on unwitting subjects.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
52:43
So that's kinda been the whole thing.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
52:44
They've been testing on people unbeknownst to them, and a lots, lots of people are guinea pigs to this, unfortunately, including us.
Mark HallHOST
19:30
I'll skip over most of it.
Mark HallHOST
19:31
But a nineteen fifty-six memo in which MKUltra chief Sidney Gottlieb signs off on a project that would, quote, evaluate the effects of large doses of LSD-25 on normal human, ahem, volunteers, federal prisoners in Atlanta.
Mark HallHOST
19:47
There's a non sequitur for you.
Mark HallHOST
19:48
A nineteen sixty-three report from the CIA's Inspector General which led leadership to reexamine the use of unwitting Americans in their covert drug testing program.
Mark HallHOST
19:57
A nineteen eighty-three deposition of MKUltra chief, still the same scumbag, Sidney Gottlieb, in a civil case brought by one Velma or Val Orlikow, a victim of CIA-sponsored projects conducted by Dr. Ewen Cameron at the Allan Memorial Institute in Montreal.
Mark HallHOST
20:14
The CIA's mind control program continues the piece.
Mark HallHOST
20:16
Codenames consisted of the well-known MKUltra, but also lesser-known ones like Bluebird and Artichoke.
Mark HallHOST
20:23
The activities of these operations included experiments on unsuspecting individuals using drugs, hypnosis, isolation, and sensory deprivation, along with other bizarre and torturous procedures.
Juliet EngelGUEST
10:46
It's all unredacted, out in the open.
Juliet EngelGUEST
10:48
And they hired a man named Sidney Gottlieb, who was very big in the head of technical services for the CIA.
Juliet EngelGUEST
10:59
And they brought him in.
Juliet EngelGUEST
11:00
He was known as the chief poisoner of the CIA.

53 MINS LATER

Jacob MookHOST
64:01
It's just like the opening ceremony to the CERN portal.
Jacob MookHOST
64:07
These are all satanic rituals being performed live in front of everyone.
Jacob MookHOST
64:15
You had mentioned that you had also met a lot of the well-known doctors, such as Dr. Sidney Gottlieb.
Jacob MookHOST
64:24
And what was he like?
Tyler KiwalaHOST
47:36
to develop techniques for drugging and manipulating human behavior during the Cold War.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
47:40
Led by chemist Sidney Gottlieb, it aimed to find ways to eliminate the will of individuals often testing LSD and other substances on unwitting subjects.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
47:53
So that's kind of been the whole thing.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
47:55
They've been testing on people unbeknownst to them.
Juliet EngelGUEST
13:10
They call the places that they relocated these Nazis as CIA safe houses.
Juliet EngelGUEST
13:17
They brought in a man named Sidney Gottlieb, who had been the head of technical services for the OSS and was known as the head poisoner of the CIA.
Juliet EngelGUEST
13:29
They brought him in to run the program because he was a chemist and He was a specialist in creating bioweapons unique to certain populations.
Juliet EngelGUEST
13:42
And they did that in the concentration camp.
Juliet EngelGUEST
18:37
And they wore long black like nuns.
Juliet EngelGUEST
18:42
And then we were haunted by other creatures, experimented on...
Juliet EngelGUEST
18:48
One of the things that Sidney Gottlieb did was bringing...
Juliet EngelGUEST
18:51
He had a close relationship with the Eli Lilly drug company, and he was able to import...
EmmaHOST
1:52
Nazi physicians brought to Florida and Huntsville under paperclip, such as Dr. Schreiber, Ruff, and others, performed the operations.
EmmaHOST
2:01
Sidney Gottlieb collected the growth data.
EmmaHOST
2:04
After President Kennedy's assassination, the space blimp program was abruptly dismantled.
EmmaHOST
2:10
Anna, biologically older than her toddler appearance suggested because of the stasis experiments, was chemically mind erased, given a new name and birthdate by CIA Director John McCone, and transferred into medical research placements.
Beck StrahHOST
24:14
Yeah, it is.
Beck StrahHOST
24:16
Everything I'm about to say is taken from records and documentation and direct testimony from the head of the program, Sidney Gottlieb.
Beck StrahHOST
24:25
I recently read a book called Project Mind Control by John Lissell.
Beck StrahHOST
24:30
And it was, first off, very good book, very interesting.

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Beck StrahHOST
39:20
Here's where this podcast comes in, right? So we've been talking about all these forms of mind control.
Beck StrahHOST
39:24
How does it lead back to prisons? Great question.
Beck StrahHOST
39:27
In 1956, the MK Ultra Chief, Sidney Gottlieb, he signed off on a project to evaluate the effects of large doses of LSD in normal human volunteers.
Beck StrahHOST
39:38
And these volunteers are being held as federal prisoners in Atlanta.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
50:29
MKUltra was a covert CIA mind control research program launched on April 13th, 1953, authorized by Director Alan Dulles to develop techniques for drugging and manipulating human behavior during the Cold War.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
50:40
Led by chemist Sidney Gottlieb, it aimed to find ways to eliminate the will of individuals often testing LSD and other drugs.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
50:51
substances on unwitting subjects so that's kind of been the whole thing they've been testing on people unbeknownst to them and a lots lots of people are guinea pigs to this unfortunately including us like all day every day like we're being bombarded with this stuff and if you're not self-aware then you're going to easily be sidetracked by one of these distractions that are engineered they're put in place to keep us from ever really going inward and discovering what this is all about here on this planet And Aaron, if you wanna add anything to any of this, please do.
Aaron KuhnHOST
51:25
Yeah, I mean, they started it a long time ago and then they're like, all right, let's keep scaling this up and seeing what works, what doesn't.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
52:07
to develop techniques for drugging and manipulating human behavior during the Cold War.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
52:11
Led by chemist Sidney Gottlieb, it aimed to find ways to eliminate the will of individuals often testing LSD and other substances on unwitting subjects.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
52:24
So that's kind of been the whole thing.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
52:26
They've been testing on people unbeknownst to them, and lots of people are guinea pigs to this.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
53:06
to develop techniques for drugging and manipulating human behavior during the Cold War.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
53:11
Led by chemist Sidney Gottlieb, it aimed to find ways to eliminate the will of individuals often testing LSD and other substances on unwitting subjects.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
53:24
So that's kind of been the whole thing.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
53:25
They've been testing on people unbeknownst to them, and lots of people are guinea pigs to this.

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