This account "Historic Vids" says there is, "limited credible information to support such claims" the CIA had a heart attack gun. Here is a video of the 1975 Church Committee hearing where CIA Director William Colby himself testified and confirmed the existence of this gun.
The gun, developed under Project MK Naomi, used an electronic firing mechanism to silently shoot a dart made of frozen shellfish toxin. A high enough dose can completely shut down the cardiovascular system, causing the person's heart to stop as if they had a heart attack.
In 1975 it was reported that 27 lethal and incapacitating agents were found at a CIA lab which were developed with the Army in a joint project at Ft. Detrick. Despite presidential directives to do so in 1969 and 1970, Colby claimed the cost and difficulty of isolating the shellfish toxin was so great, it made no sense to destroy it.
Director Colby also told the Senate committee that the CIA had 11 grams of the stuff in their inventory — enough to kill hundreds of thousands of people, further testimony indicated.
The CIA also kept stocks of cobra venom, strychnine, salmonella, tuberculosis, brucellosis, and ergotrate malcate which is used in obstetrics to promote uterine contractions.
Oh, and something to "infect its enemies" with "severe mental depression" apparently.
It bothers me the original post on a history account was seen over a million times on this platform and it is completely incorrect. Is that over a million people who read that and walked away thinking this was just another unfounded conspiracy theory when it is, in fact, true?
I mean, it took me all of 15 minutes to find all these articles (and more) and that video. Maybe less. Sheesh.
History is way too important to be so lazy about it, especially if you get to have your posts promoted and seen by millions of people.
At least this conspiracy theorist attempts to do actual research.
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A lot of us can feel the energy shifting. It’s like a door is being opened to the future, and the image being pushed is corrupt people in power who are wielding tech like wannabe Machiavellian overlords are gonna force us into a bad future.
Here’s the thing:🧵
Once that door is opened, those people are not in total control of what happens next. 🚪
That’s not how it works, and any suggestion otherwise is an illusion. Illusions can be powerful sure, dazzling even, but they aren’t the truth, guys.
We the People have to consent and submit to this future being built for it to “take”.
Did you know once upon a time people called "Representatives" were actually legally forced to represent the people and not the government, corporations, foreign nations, and their own financial interests?
In medieval times, the law did not belong to rulers to just unilaterally wield however they desired. Considered “trustees” of the laws, they were legally required to consult with those they ruled over:
“During the thirteenth century it was the general conviction that the realm was preserved by customary and constitutional law. The king was a kind of trustee whose duty it was to safeguard the laws. There was scarcely any important statute in which he omitted to claim that he had consulted advice and received assent, in other words, that he was in agreement with the legal convictions of the community.”
— Thomas Gilby, “The Political Thought of Thomas Aquinas”
Out of this necessity for consultation came representative government. Representatives were like lawyers who were sent to advocate on behalf of the people, the idea being that each representative would be like a miniature of where he came from who voted the way the people in his area would have had they been there to do so themselves.
Being a representative was not a job anyone thirsted after for power or to make themselves wealthy. That sentence probably boggles the 21st century mind.
From Bernard Bailyn's “The Ideological Origins of the American Revolution”:
While everyone's busy infighting, the government openly admitted in its 2024 Financial Report that it is totally financially unaccountable to We the People.
It's all here in black and white:
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First: Congress, which is supposed to have power of the purse, passed S.2170 in 1994, a reform law requiring 24 government agencies to provide annual audited financial reports of their activities, spending, and revenues starting in 1997.
This includes:
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Department of Defense
Department of Education
Department of Energy
Department of Health and Human Services
Department of Homeland Security
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Department of Interior
Department of Justice
Department of Labor
Department of State
Department of Transportation
Department of the Treasury
Department of Veterans Affairs
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Emergency Management Agency
General Services Administration (GSA)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
National Science Foundation
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Office of Personnel Management
Small Business Administration
Social Security Administration
And since 1997, Government Accountability Office auditors have disclaimed an opinion on these financial reports due to "material weaknesses" related to bad recordkeeping and reporting.
So for 28 STRAIGHT YEARS the government has not been able to account for its financials.
Thing is, we’re already seeing people who use AI tech to help them think — as part of their meaning-making about reality — are all starting to sound the same no matter what they type.
If they were told a flaming dumpster fire was a utopia, would they believe and “see” that too?
Everything about the internet started one way — human-centered — and look at it now. It’s Dead Internet Theory on steroids and crack. We’ve been censored, algorithmically buried, and hidden from each other in the lead up to flooding even the places we went to talk to each other with bots… all to put us in direct relationships where we get used to talking to and relying upon AI for information about reality and ourselves.
Take that out to its logical conclusion in a low trust situation (which this is) and you wind up in some pretty crazy sci-fi plots and a lot of them end badly.
But even worse, imho, is a growing apathy toward people who obviously have no ability to mentally protect themselves.
If you saw a stranger on the street about to get hurt by someone else, would you just simply keep walking on by? Do nothing to stop it? Say nothing? Not care?
Did you know mathematician and philosopher Kurt Gödel discovered a logical contradiction in the US Constitution — a “fatal flaw” that could transform our existing constitutional republic into a dictatorship — referred to as “Gödel’s loophole”?
It’s never been solved.
After applying for citizenship in 1947, Gödel began studying the U.S. Constitution. One day he called his friend mathematician Oskar Morgenstern all upset about finding contradictions that he worried could lead to a legal dictatorship.
There are several versions of the story, but in every one of them Gödel tried to bring it up in his citizenship exam and the judge cut him off.
Gödel’s loophole was never officially published, but it has been surmised.
Our government agencies spend a ridiculous amount of money on even more ridiculous mascots.
You've probably heard of Smokey Bear and McGruff the Crime Dog, but now you can't unsee 🧵
Stare into the pupil-less eyes of the Dept. of Energy's "Green Reaper" — the creepy death recycler.
By the way, that reaper outfit was $4,900 plus taxes and shipping according to DOE documents.
Here's National Weather Service's Owlie Skywarn hanging with Jamie Hawkins, a former NOAA executive and current Lockheed Martin business development director. So fun!