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fw MAE 10,1 10 VIA vA SUBJECT ©: _ Special h he Blucbird aw I, General Problem For the pest several months Bluebird: has been ‘endeavoring to accertein by research, study, instruction ond sone, procties what value (Af ary) can be derived from SI end H techniques’ when applied to var and specific Agoncy problems. These broad problens; using know SI and H techniques, pay be classified as follows: 5 . 4, Can accurate informtion be obtained from willing er unwilling individuals, - ' E, Can Agencx.personnel (or persons of interest to this agency) be conditioned to prevent dny outside pover from obtaining inforration from then by any mown means? = ¢ C, Gan we obtain control of the future activities (phyaicad and mental) of any given inSividual, willing or umvilling ty application of SI * and H techniques?, _ D, Can we prevent any outside power from gaining control of future activities (physical ané-menlal) of agency personnel by any kno: ans Bluebird. believes that & (aboxe) can be answered in the affi using SI ond H techniques, Bluebird As not fuldy satisfied vith results to date, Dut belicves with“continued wor!. and study romarkalle and profitable results eon be obtained repularly. Hovever, By C, and D (above) a: as yet unanswereable although Eluebird is of the opinion that there is a worthwhile chance that all three my at sone 4 future date be answered affirmtively. This opinion ic sunported gencrally by mmerous individurls having knowledzo of there techniques and by much literature and intelligence in this field, Since an offirmative proof of 5, C and D vould be of incredible value ‘to this agency Bluebird's general problen is to set up, conduct and earry out 4 research (practical ~ pot theoretical) in this direction, Set out below is one. specific proposal nimed at- achieving our onds as rapidly as possible and with « maximun of sedurity, Through Anternal ngency channels, Divebird vas’ given the rane iz HERBY ©» sraivicusn tM Pe trection nia not» citizen of the united states who had been given certain operntional security cleorance, EEE: reported to have done considerable work in SI and H and to have an unusii’l and interesting general background, mm: also reported as being reliable, trustworthy, # known anti-Conmmnist, In view of the nbove, and on the instructions of the Director of 1455, MMMM wos brought toa safe area near hendquarters and interviowed, interrdgated and obsefved by Hlucbird on 19, 20 and 21 February 1951, : [eres “obility, intelligence, sincerity and anparent security Rindodnesswere impressive, Blwebird officers were umble to find any indications of Gersousness or prossofet interests during those obeerntiors, only apparent obvious wenknesses vere his foreign background and non-United States “citizenship, Cc 2 According (oN Fs torn Rs, a SERED ciscussca nt various times his work and interest in the SI ana 4H techniques, Me claimed that most. ef iz present work vas along the lines of hypotherapy which involves post-H cucgestion, but pdnitted that his experionee with drugs, caces, ete., th conjunction with ST rnd il was sonevhat linited, although he vos faniliar with much of the Literature (U.S, and foreign) 4n these ficlds, BIRR 212 that since he had been dn tle U.S. he ind indused H conditions dn at least several hundred individuls, male end felimle (in all ace groups) Ez Genonstrated successfully some of his operating methods before the B officers on the 19th, 20th and ‘ist. a For matter of record (MBE ® of B work and cautioned arainst all and any’ discussion outside concerning these natters. BAF ences ‘the standard. secrecy agreement, IIL. GEWeRAL Prorosars” . : (es J Om the tosis of omality and interest, it is proposed tha (MD Girectly employed or contractually employnd by IESS for the specific purpose of as briefed on the sccurity aspects pparent ability, relatively simple ond cony cover, backrround, poi be oither ergeging in quided rercareli, tenting, and eiperimentation along SI and H lines under ‘the genevaiedirection of the Director of ISS and under the imnodiate direction of TECIFIC PROP SALS ic A, It 4s proposed thet IE» drought to headquarters imodiately — and formally interview cece (ERERI 0-50 t0 snctuae 'voris of arrangonents, Cover, locations, salary, operntiom2 func, and securing of PHS), It 4s proponed ‘that piven a full and detailed" Polygraph cxanimtion hy on materia) prepared ty ‘It is proposed that immediately a {ull field investigation be started i. Anelude checking of nll names, places, squadrons, etc,, mentioned by him (NIGH PRIORITY). mw - gk : co fae D, It ds proposed that imvedintely attor RMB -s teen given rua security cleeronce he will be thoroughly briefed, given all necessary funds and instructed to begin resentch and testing along lines set 0 out in 5 (below). 7 6 te per II sn opportunity to shtisfactorily. become operational, B officers and E, It 4s proposed that after a minimum of ‘troinees will (under cuitable cover) rarticipate in and assist. with the resoarch and testing for purposes of training and experienc V. BLUEBIRD — SIECIFIC PROELEES Set out below are epecifie problems vhich can only be resolved by experiment, tosting and research es proposed in the paragraphs nbove, There are not in any sense 21] of the problems B is-considering, but are merely’ typical and point up the need for practical revearch, - = Le Grn ve Meondition" ty post-il suarest!on agency ployees (or persons cf interest to this agency) to prevent then from giving infonmtion to any unsuther= 4zed source or for cornitting any act on belialf,of a foreign or domestic eneny? 2, Can we in a matter of an hour, ivo hours, one day, etc., induce an it condition £h an unwilling subject to such an extent that he will perform an act for our benefit? (Long range). 3. Can we create by post-ll control an action contrary to an individul's «basic moral principles? . 7 4, Could we ize a cubject and in tho space of an hour or two by postell tontrol have him crash an nirplone, wreck o train, etc.? (Short, dmmodinto activity) he : 5 “PD? : nN Se wise) to travel long distances, commit specified acts and return to us or bring \ Can we ty SI and I. techniqnes foreo a subject (wwilltm; or othier= | documents or mtcrials? Can a percon acting under post-H control successfully | travel long distonces? j 6, Can we SI and ll to combet fAticue, “produce extreme monte] effort? 7, Gan we guarantee total amnesia under any and all conditinns? 8. Can we "alter" a person's Personality? How long will it hold? 9. Gan we design tests to determi whether oF not an anomy agent has been conditioned by SI and Ii or any other method? 10, Can ve detect SI and H ty wee of SI and H (regression)? 1. Can ue mike @ "conditioned" sul how they were conditioned (drugs, torture, fatigue, hostage pressure, tochniques)? 12. Gon ve devise n system for making unwilling subjects intowilling | | | et Tevenl ty SI~and Hi speek fically ‘ | | agents end then trensfer that control to untroined agency egents in the field ty use | of codes or identifying signs or credentials? 13. How long can, we sustcin a post-H sugnestion-unaided-with reinforcenent 1, Vint wouldybe fastest way to induce SI and Il conditions - with drugs- — or without any mechanical aids? ou 15, Con'we devise a standafd sinple relatively fast technique for inducing SI and H conditions that ean be uscd by untrained agents (with or without drugs)? - 16, Is it possible to find e-gan that can Le wsed to gain SI control from a pas pencil; odorless, colordess; one shot, etc.? - 17. Whit are full ‘abtails on "slecp-inducing machine"? 28, How can sodium A or P or any otlier sleop dndneing agent te kest concealed ino norm] or commonplace item, such as candy, Cigarettes, liguior, wines, coffee, tea, becr, cum water, aspirin tablets, common medicines, coke, tooth paste? 19. llow effective can the "carotid artery techniquo" be mde? Can it be used while subject 4s unconscious? Is it faster than other techniquos? 20, Can we, using SI and i extrast Conplicoted formula fron scientists, engineers, etc., 4f unvilling? Can we extract details of gun emplacements, landing x : fields, factories, mines? : : 21. Gan we, while ® subject is under SI and Il centrol, chou them a map and have them point out specific items, locations, ete., on the mp? Can we elso have then make detailed dravings, sketches, plans? -- Gould ary of-tho above be done under field conditions and ine very short space of timc? . mee

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