No mention of MKUltra, it doesn’t excuse his behavior but does explain why he may have been pushed over the edge.
https://www.npr.org/2021/06/24/1009858617/britney-spears-tra...
[0]https://www.vice.com/en/article/9bne7e/the-monarch-mind-cont...
[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cathy_O%27Brien_(conspiracy_th...
Sirhan sirhan and Charles Manson come to mind.
Unexpected high doses of LSD, attempts at programming, manipulation and what can only honestly be described as torture… the CIA destroyed all the records of this and because we don’t have complete records we just have to make a big shrug and say “ah well JKCalhoun isn’t convinced, guess it’s not bad for you.”
What would it take to convince you that dosing unexpecting people with high amounts of LSD could have a detrimental effect on their mental health, possibly making people crazy?
Not at all. Rather, drawing a line backward from Kaczynski's bombing spree to experiments done on him as a part of MK-Ultra I think is questionable "science".
https://vigilantcitizen.com/latestnews/did-kanye-expose-holl...
When this information is finally released, the people around for that will say "wow, the CIA used to do some real evil stuff against our own people, good thing they would never do that these days!" as the CIA carries out some absurd level of evil that makes MK-ULTRA seem like a fender bender.
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[1] https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/project%20mk-ultra%5B15...
People have alleged that it was part of MKULTRA, but there's nothing to support that beyond allegations and some circumstantial things (e.g., Murray consulted for the OSS on a profile of Hitler during the war). There were also just a lot of unethical experiments done on people in the 50s and 60s.
If you’re willing to admit that they don’t really have self-agency at that point, don’t they become an object at that point? Like we would have no problem putting down a dog that bit a child, let alone a dog that blew up buildings. The only reason we’re so accepting of putting down the dog is its lack of human status.
In our courts, claiming insanity seems to give you a defense against crimes you’ve committed but also maintaining all the rights and privileges of personhood.