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Home » Bizarro » Mind Control, Prisoner Experiment Okays

Mind Control, Prisoner Experiment Okays

clockwork_orange_small.jpgHeads up, Navy scientists! If you want to perform “severe or unusual intrusions, either physical or psychological, on human subjects,” you’re going to need approval from the Under Secretary of the Navy.
According to a memo unearthed by Secrecy News, that goes for “consciousness-altering drugs or mind-control techniques,” as well. Ditto for experiments on “prisoners” — even though the document says earlier that “research involving any person captured, detained, held, or otherwise under the control of DoD personnel (military and civilian, or contractor employee) is prohibited.” The UNDERSECNAV’s thumbs-up is also required for human trials involving “potentially or inherently controversial topics (such as those likely to attract significant media coverage or that might invite challenge by interest groups).“
On the other hand, the Director of Defense Research and Engineering makes the call on “all proposed research involving exposure of human subjects to the effects of nuclear, biological or chemical warfare agents or weapons.“
So keep that in mind.

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    December 1, 2006 at 1:34 pm

    I guess it could be worse. I suppose we should be both proud and happy that the navy has an official accountability policy on this kind of thing. I wonder what those without a policy must have to deal with. Kind of like requiring those that would like to commit murder to get a pardon from the governor first.

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    Just to be clear about the human exposure to CBRN hazards, the official policy guidance is “don’t.” It’s reported upon annually to Congress, and there have been no tests of CBRN hazards on humans since 1975.

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