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by Elena Danaan THE MK-ULTRA FILES: A NEW HEARING CALLS FOR FULL DISCLOSURE...
The evidence presented at this congressional hearing is chilling, and, as Thor Han warned us, there are details that you will wish you had never heard, especially regarding the torture of children.
After hearing this challenging information, I realized that the detailed description of how the CIA,
...explained the strange behavior of some people who approached me during these recent years, gained my trust and pretended to be my very close friends ("my sister", "my best friend", etc..), put their stamp on me, to brutally make a 180 turn on me and dedicate their time and energy on social media in defamation and relentless, organized smear campaigns.
Brutal reversed behaviors occurred for some of them after they spent some time in a hospital, and this element raised my awareness regarding what this congressional hearing reveals on that matter.
At the 19-minute timestamp in the far below video of this US Congress session, it is explained how some hospitals are involved in these programs and how the CIA uses drugs such as LSD coupled with hypnosis techniques to create dissociative states of consciousness, in order to program someone to suddenly act in the opposite manner and turn against the people close to them that they previously defended.
These victims suddenly start attacking and sometimes murdering unknown strangers, close relatives, or friends they used to love and protect.
Suddenly, I understood everything that had been
going on around me since 2021, as a campaign of isolation designed
to corner me.
The use of soldiers in the US military as experimental assets for mind control through drugs and psychic influence (MK-NAOMI) saddened me as I thought of one of my former military close friend who was weaponized through these means.
Thor Han told me several times that these implanted programs cannot be detected by technology, no matter how advanced, and we only become aware of them when they activate with a mission to "kill."
The victims, once "activated", operate these
programs in a relentless loop until they self-destruct.
One of them is the MK-ULTRA files.
Nearly fifty years after the last major congressional investigation into MK-ULTRA, the U.S. House Oversight Committee's Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets has reopened one of the darkest chapters in American intelligence history.
The hearing, titled "Mind Control and Accountability: Uncovering the Truth of the CIA's MK-ULTRA Project," was held on June 30, 2026, with historians, investigative journalists, and government officials called to testify.
The objective was not merely to revisit history,
but to determine whether the full truth has ever been revealed and
whether important records remain hidden from the public.
According to testimony presented during the hearing, thousands of individuals, including prisoners, psychiatric patients, military personnel, hospital patients, and ordinary civilians, were subjected to experiments involving,
...often without their knowledge or consent.
Several members argued that these actions
represented some of the most serious violations of medical ethics
and civil liberties ever carried out by a U.S. government agency.
Witnesses reviewed historical documentation showing that in 1973, then-CIA Director Richard Helms ordered the destruction of the program's files shortly before leaving office.
According to testimony, this decision prevented investigators from ever obtaining a complete picture of the operation. Ironically, much of what is known today survived only because seven boxes of financial records were accidentally overlooked during the destruction and later discovered through a Freedom of Information Act request.
Those records became the foundation for much of
the historical understanding of MK-ULTRA.
These intermediary organizations, known as
"cutouts", were designed to conceal the CIA's involvement, allowing
many participating institutions to remain unaware of the true
sponsor of the research.
She revealed that the CIA has recently located additional MK-ULTRA-related files and is currently preparing them for declassification.
According to Luna, at least some of these newly discovered documents concern a previously undisclosed forgery program operated under the MK-ULTRA umbrella.
The committee expressed its intention to examine
these records publicly once they are released.
He described Sidney Gottlieb, the CIA chemist who directed MK-ULTRA, as the architect of one of the most secretive operations in U.S. intelligence history.
According to Kinzer, the objective was simple yet chilling:
Kinzer urged Congress to release remaining
classified material, remove decades-old redactions, continue
searching for hidden archives, and investigate whether advances in
neuroscience, artificial intelligence and cyber
technology warrant renewed oversight of any modern research.
He described discovering correspondence between psychiatrist Louis Jolyon "Jolly" West and Sidney Gottlieb discussing experiments involving hypnosis, LSD, memory manipulation and behavioral modification.
O'Neill also testified that he located original documents that differed substantially from versions later supplied to Congress, suggesting that portions of the historical record may have been altered or omitted before earlier investigations reviewed them.
These findings, he argued, justify a fresh
examination of MK-ULTRA and its true accomplishments.
In many cases, witnesses distinguished carefully
between documented evidence, informed interpretation, and unresolved
historical questions resulting from destroyed or missing records.
Witnesses noted that despite congressional investigations during the 1970s:
Several members argued that historical justice
remains incomplete and called for renewed efforts to locate victims,
identify surviving documentation, and fully declassify remaining
records.
Committee members challenged her on COVID-19 policies, vaccine safety, and public confidence in federal health agencies.
While these exchanges became one of the more
politically charged portions of the hearing, they were largely
separate from the committee's investigation into MK-ULTRA.
As the hearing concluded, Representative Luna announced that the committee intends to continue pressing for the release of newly discovered CIA files and to pursue additional investigations into historical records both within the United States and abroad.
Whether these efforts will finally answer the many remaining questions surrounding MK-ULTRA remains to be seen.
But after decades of silence, Congress has once
again placed one of America's most controversial intelligence
programs under public scrutiny.
To be continued...
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