Just because you think they're out to get you doesn't make you paranoid. And if you are actually able to think they are out to get you, your aluminum foil deflector beanie must be working, blocking those pesky mind-altering (brain-scrambling?) microwaves. If, on the other hand, you are living in blissful ignorance, then you need to get this book. Now!! If you buy only one book this year, make it this one! Whatever you do, don't try to make your own beanie without these instructions!

And no, you cannot substitute wax paper for aluminum foil. It just isn't as effective.

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No, they aren't looking for the classic movie starring Frank Sinatra and Angela "Murder, She Wrote" Lansbury. This is the story of the CIA's attempts to create a real "Manchurian Candidate." Chilling for its accounts experiments on unsuspecting civilians.

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We were of two minds about including this book. Fortunately, saner heads prevailed.

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MKULTRA was the CIA's name for its search for the Manchurian Candidate. This book, based on Actual Classified Government Documents, details the (probably) illegal actions of the CIA to, among other things, covertly administer mind-altering drugs (LSD) to unsuspecting United States citizens. But it was all for National Security, so that's OK. Right?

$24.95. Must have!

So you've read The Search for the Manchurian Candidate, MKULTRA, and all the rest about the government's nefarious attempts to create mindless assassins and blank-eyed myrmidons (go ahead, look it up -- we command you!). But does it really work? And how? This book, by breaking down so-called brainwashing to its individual elements, shows how social conditioning, need for approval, emotional dependency and much else that we are unaware of, prevent us from being as self-directed as we think; and, conversely, which human traits make us the least susceptible to subtle influence.

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Do you like your brain scrambled, or over-easy? The "High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program" is an attempt to use the northern lights as some sort of antenna, rebroadcasting in the Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) range. Don't ask us how a high-frequency research program gets involved in low frequency work -- it makes our brains hurt just to think about it. And that's with our aluminum foil deflector beanies on (see above). Anyway, the point is this could be used to somehow, someway send out mind-control beams world-wide. Pretty cool, if they can do it. But what does this have to do with the Taos hum, hmm?

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You can't get enough of these things. Even more on those nefarious CIA experiments. And did they really stop after the Church Committee in the 1970s?

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We have no idea why we included this book here. For some reason we felt compelled to place it. Ambitious in scope, it attempts to provde a history of New World Order conspiracies and place world-wide mind control in context. All we can say is that we need some more duct tape for our aluminum foil deflector beanies.

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Another by the ubiquitous Commander X, behavior modification seems to be the preferred modus operandi of the NWO elite. And as Jim Carrey said in The Mask, "We're smokin'!"

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Sure, they call it hypnosis. But as Dr. Baker will explain to you, solid evidence of a hypnotic trance, an altered state of consciousness, is thin to none. He is of the "social compliance" school -- people behave a certain way under hypnosis because that's the way they know people behave under hypnosis. Certainly true for stage hypnosis, maybe debatable in clinical conditions. But, who knows?

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Dang! Party-poopers! They must have read Dr. Baker's book.

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