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JNathanK

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5. I can understand why you were afraid to read it. I'm losing sleeo over it.

Reply to nenagh (Reply #3)

Fri Feb 24, 2012, 06:44 AM

Feb 2012

...especially since your're Canadian. At the beginning of the book, she wrote about MKULTRA experiments carried out by a psychiatrist by the name of Ewan Cameron, who was employed by the CIA to study mind erasing and reprogramming. In a Montreal hospital, he experimented on unknowing patients by shooting them up with drugs and electro-shocking them over the course of months. Its so dark, and its so evil.

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How much would you be willing to forgive? [View all] JNathanK Feb 2012 OP

Welcome to DU unionworks Feb 2012 #1

I don't know what you're talking about, but it has nothing to do with forgiveness as I understand it saras Feb 2012 #2

I never said it was purely hypothetical. JNathanK Feb 2012 #4

love and forgiveness 2pooped2pop Feb 2012 #6

Honestly, I didn't have the courage to read Naomi Klein's book, even though she is a fellow Canadian nenagh Feb 2012 #3

I can understand why you were afraid to read it. I'm losing sleeo over it. JNathanK Feb 2012 #5

I have read about MKULTRA and indeed know of a woman, a physician, who received compensation.. nenagh Feb 2012 #7

Holy crap, I just started reading that same exact book a couple days ago. I'm halfway through it. JNathanK Feb 2012 #10

I wouldn't forgive, I would leave izquierdista Feb 2012 #8

+1 JNathanK Feb 2012 #11

I recommend Steven Stern and Jacobo Timmerman on the post-facto issues and reconciliations MisterP Feb 2012 #9

I might be mistaken unionworks Feb 2012 #12

Call me a bad person, but I don't forgive easily. backscatter712 Feb 2012 #13